It’s spring at last, and here in Southern Colorado, it seems we’ve been waiting a long time to glimpse our favorite wild bird, the hummingbird. We just love watching these tiny, lithe creatures of such vivid color outside our window. There have been a couple summers here that we’ve had twenty different hummingbirds at our […]
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Breeding discus fish
It is not uncommon that exotic fish owners find Breeding discus fish a little bit difficult to get baby discus. The hardest part about breeding discus fish is finding the right mates, this issue rises from the fact discus like to choose their partners alone, and not anyone suits their ?aste? Under such […]
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The largest land mammal on the earth, weighing up to 16,000 pounds, elephants have captivated observers for centuries. Elephants have been used for labor, war, entertainment and hunting. Elephants are one of the most unique animals due to their enormous size and unusual physical characteristics.
One of the most popular elephants is Dumbo, from the Walt […]
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Many people argue that if you feed your birds, it could be a bad thing! They claim that the birds will start to depend on your food and lose the ability to find their own.
There are many that think birds will become dependent on the feed you provide resulting in a diminished ability for the […]
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Is your rat aggressive?
Does your rats often start fights with the other rats? Does he bite, or scratch you, or the other rats? If he does, I may just be able to help you. Whether he is aggressive towards you or other ratties, it is important to take action to stop anyone getting hurt.
Why is […]
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The Crystal Red Shrimp (CRS) is a variety of freshwater crustacean of the genus Caridina. It is exactly the same species as Bee Shrimp; the only difference is in color. Not only has it gained popularity in Japan, it is greatly sought after by aquarium hobbyists around the world.
In 1991, Mr. Hisayasu Suzuki of Japan […]
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