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New hobbyist. Help/Advice. Just wondering if this is normal for these guys to hang together at the bottom come night time. Started my first 10 gallon tank and have lost 6 neon tetras within an hour of putting them in (3 one day, 3 the next) but the nerite snails and African dwarf frog survived. Added the danios about 8 hours ago and they seem ...
Há 1 dia · Cat Started Dying After eating Frog -Strange Video. Videos online. 0:15. Frog shot Frogs are said to have two lives because they begin their lives in a completely different form than they end them. Frogs hatch out of their eggs underwater as tadpoles, small creatures that resemble fish more than frogs. Tadpoles have tails.
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Há 1 hora · Frog in Boiling Water references the allegory: While a frog would immediately extricate itself from a pot of boiling water, it would be easily lulled into complacency within an increasingly warm bath.
Há 1 hora · Maintenance is vital to the reliability, sustainability, and safety of the aviation system. While maintenance errors can occur, people performing maintenance can minimise or prevent the potential for errors to arise during operation. For example, ensuring the aircraft pitot system is well maintained ensures the pilot has the information ...
Há 1 dia · There is such a sentence circulating on the Internet: "Virtue is a high-quality product, no virtue is a waste product, virtue is a semi-finished product, and a talent without virtue is a dangerous product." "Gambling king Stanley Ho once said such a sentence...
Há 3 horas · Dead Kennedy. From the Boiling Frogs on The Dispatch. “The most dreaded election in modern political history.”. That’s how Axios described this year’s presidential contest, citing the ...
Há 1 hora · First off, if you want to take out a federal student loan, you need to fill out the FAFSA. Only subsidized loans are need-based, but you have to fill it out either way. For subsidized loans, the government pays whatever interest accrues while students are still in school. As of July 1, 2023, undergraduates will be borrowing at 6.53 percent.
