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Wednesday, April 30, 2014

i need some fun summer ideas to do this summer?i am a 15 year old?things i can do alone or with friends?







any ideas?


Answer
-Volunter at newport animal shelter
-Baby sit
-Walk dogs
-Car wash
-Lemanade stand @ tha park
-Clean houses
-Camp In Back Yard
-Sleep Over
-Take friends to lake
-Picnic with friend
-Horseback ridin
-Take a friend to dinner
-Do a time capsule with friends
-Do Cartwheels Thru walmart
-Have A Movie Night(stay up all night watching movies)
-Go to Tha Mall Looking Like skanks
go to every store there!!
-Go hang out at tha laundry mat aha
-Stay up for a week
-Go to the beach
-Drive to gburg stay all night
walk strip...shop...eat go home in morning
-Bonfire...smores:)yumm
-Jump Of Bridge....hehe...into water(of course)
-Go 24 hrs without celly:[
-Dance in tha rain
-Watch eclipse:)
-Excercise
-just go wild and crazy
-swim ALOT
-Keep house clean
-lose 10 lbs
-go to community center and play bball
-walk around your town
-go to tha movies
-tp atleast one house
-go to park at night stay till they kick us out
-Restart with EVERYTHING!!
clothes,style,hair,makeup.body,
attitude

How long will my Hermit Crab live?

Q. I have had my Hermit Crab for a few years now. I clean his tank out once every month and treat him properly. He lives in a 5 gallon tank with sand, water, food, a sponge, some rocks, other shells, and some shelter. I also got him at a local Pet Smart. He has showed no signs of death, but this is the longest mine has ever lived. His shell is a little bigger than a golf ball. How much longer will he live? Also when I clean out his tank I let him walk around and stretch his legs.


Answer
Hermit crabs can live 30+ years with the proper care. Carol from crabworks.com has had her same two hermit crabs: John and Kate for over 40 years! It's estimated that they live to be over 100 years old in the wild!

Here are some crab care tips:
·
Housing:
10gal glass tank minimum with glass or plexiglass lid is recommended, as it holds in heat and humidity better. It is important to vent the tank daily in order to allow clean air circulation. As a temporary home you can use a Large storage container- poke plenty of holes in the lid. Keep your house warm- or clip a low wattage clamp lamp to the edge of the rubbermaid container. Hermit crabs are found in tropical areas such as Florida or the Caribbean. They absolutely need the warmer temps and higher humidity.

Plenty of hiding and climbing places. Hermit crabs love to climb and need places to hide within the tank so they feel secure while they sleep during the day.


Temp:
70-80F

Humidity:
72-80% Allows the crabs to breathe through their modified gills

Substrate:
A mixture of moistened sand and coconut fiber or sand wet to sand castle consistency. Substrate must be deep enough so that your largest crab can fully burrow. This allows your crabs to build their molting tunnels. The moistened sand prevents the tunnels from collapsing while the crab is molting.

(Play sand is recommended- its cleaned beach sand. It doesn't cake when moist like Hermit Crab Calci sand does- hermit crabs have gotten injured due to this in calci sand). A 50lb bag of play sand costs $4 at walmart or home depot.

Frog Moss or Sphagnum moss pits make a great snack and keep humidity raised.
Make sure they have plenty of coco huts or other items to hide in. Fake plants work well for creating a hiding spot as well as climbing item. Hermit crabs love to climb!

Commercial Food Warning:
Majority of hermit crab commercial foods have insecticides in them. The insecticide is harmful to the hermit crabs because hermit crabs are from the arthropod (insect) phylum. It is best to offer dehydrated, freeze dried, and fresh foods to them. It is recommended that you give them different choices of fresh foods every other day. They need a variety of vitamins and minerals in their diet. Fresh foods: Hermit crabs eat much of what we eat- feed fresh unseasoned meats, fruits, veggies, and cuttle bone (found in bird section at walmart for $1= for calcium) or crushed oyster shells for calcium. Calcium is important to the molting process, it helps the new exo harden.


Water:
Needs access to both dechlorinated fresh and marine grade salt water. They need the water to be deep enough to allow them to clean out their shells. If you have very deep dishes make sure that they have an easy way out of the dish to prevent drowning. Vines, stones, and aquarium rock can be used to create a way out.

They need marine grade sea salt water (Instant ocean or oceanic works well- it costs around $5 for a box and lasts for a long time- it can be found at a pet store in the fish section).

A tap water conditioner will remove the chlorine and chloramine found in tap water. The chlorine causes blistering on the land hermit crabs gills and will cause them to slowly suffocate.

Shells:
Keep 3-5 per crab. Shell sizes should range from same as their current one to a bit larger. This will allow them to change shells when they desire and eliminate the shell fights. Hermit crabs love to change shells for fun and also after they molt (molting is where they shed their exo so they can grow).

Molting:
Needs moist diggable substrate such as Eco Earth bedding (reptile section) or playsand moistened to sand castle consistency- walmart or home depot for around $4/ 50lb bag.

It is not recommended to house a hermit crab alone as they are social creatures and can become depressed and pass away without a friend. With proper care hermit crabs can live up to 30+ years in captivity!

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Monday, February 3, 2014

I need to find or learn to build a tent/canopy that attaches to my hatchback scion xb!?




Savanna C


I am going to this years coachella fest and want a tent or just a simple in closed canopy that i can attach to my hatchback scion xb and make it like a little room! it doesn't have to be air tight just in closed and maybe a door or a flap to get in and out of! Im not looking to spend a lot of money so even if it's something I can make Im down!(: If anyone knows where i can get something that could work please let me know! thanks guys!(:


Answer
google " vandwellers "

also you will have to make it , they make such things but they are stupid expensive .

also http://search.yahoo.com/search?p=cartop%20campers


take a look at these cheap canopies that you could just slide over /onto your car and cheap too.

i am sure you make one of these work.

http://www.walmart.com/browse/Camping-Canopies-Shelters/_/N-2p55?ic=48_0&path=0:4125&ref=+125897&refineresult=true&catNavId=4125

also these litttle ones ,

http://www.walmart.com/ip/Coleman-RoadTrip-Beach-Shelter/3661081

Where can i adopt a ferret from?

Q. I really want another ferret to join the 3 i have already. This time i would prefer to adopt a ferret from a shelter rather than buy one from a breeder. there are so many that need rehoming, id prefer to do this.

Does anyone know of any good ferret shelters in the North Yorkshire or slightly wider Yorkshire area? I'm looking for a Jill (preferably that has already been spayed).

Thanks


Answer
I HAVE GIVEN ADDITIONAL INFORMATION FOR ANYONE ELSE WHO MIGHT READ THIS IN THE U.S.
I have put the info specifically for Engkand at the end. A neutered female is called a sprite. Let me know how it goes.
I can give you a good contact person if you get in touch with me. She is a 4th generation owner,breeder(does not sell to anyone), pest control company using ferrets and judges shows all over the world.
At this point in time shelters are overflowing. If you google SOS FERRETS you will can find a list of shelters by state and terrutory. Please do not get one from a pet store. Most are supplied by a company that also supplies them to laboratories for research animals. You would only be supporting them. Do be sure to feed appropriately. Cheap food at walmart is NOT acceptable. A good quality ferret food with MEAT based protein(check label for the first 3 ingredients to be meat) and a MINIMUM og 40 % protein and 20 % fat. Provide plenty of blakets for burrowing and hammocks/boxes for sleeping and out of cage time EVERY day. Wash blankets/hammocks once weekly, feed properly and you will NOT have any odor!!!!!!!
If I can help with anything else or if you have trouble please feel free to call or mail ferretsanctuary1@aol.com. I am one of the shelters listed in Virginia. My phone number is on the sos shelter list for Ferret Sanctuary ! in Va Beach. Please feel free to call with any and all questions and make sure you have time for a ferret and know what you are getting in to.
Ferret proofing your house is also a must.
Sheila Crompton A. Regan and Colleagues
ferreter@ntlworld.com 349-351 Bury Road
Bolton Ferret Welfare Bolton
38 Eastbank Street BL2 6BB
Halliwell
Bolton, Lancashire
BL1 8LT
Tel: 01204 533367 Mobile: 07718 066177
homepage.ntlworld.com/ferreter
homepage.ntlworld.com/ferreter/bolton.htm




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Wednesday, November 20, 2013

How long will my Hermit Crab live?

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Cherio22


I have had my Hermit Crab for a few years now. I clean his tank out once every month and treat him properly. He lives in a 5 gallon tank with sand, water, food, a sponge, some rocks, other shells, and some shelter. I also got him at a local Pet Smart. He has showed no signs of death, but this is the longest mine has ever lived. His shell is a little bigger than a golf ball. How much longer will he live? Also when I clean out his tank I let him walk around and stretch his legs.


Answer
Hermit crabs can live 30+ years with the proper care. Carol from crabworks.com has had her same two hermit crabs: John and Kate for over 40 years! It's estimated that they live to be over 100 years old in the wild!

Here are some crab care tips:
·
Housing:
10gal glass tank minimum with glass or plexiglass lid is recommended, as it holds in heat and humidity better. It is important to vent the tank daily in order to allow clean air circulation. As a temporary home you can use a Large storage container- poke plenty of holes in the lid. Keep your house warm- or clip a low wattage clamp lamp to the edge of the rubbermaid container. Hermit crabs are found in tropical areas such as Florida or the Caribbean. They absolutely need the warmer temps and higher humidity.

Plenty of hiding and climbing places. Hermit crabs love to climb and need places to hide within the tank so they feel secure while they sleep during the day.


Temp:
70-80F

Humidity:
72-80% Allows the crabs to breathe through their modified gills

Substrate:
A mixture of moistened sand and coconut fiber or sand wet to sand castle consistency. Substrate must be deep enough so that your largest crab can fully burrow. This allows your crabs to build their molting tunnels. The moistened sand prevents the tunnels from collapsing while the crab is molting.

(Play sand is recommended- its cleaned beach sand. It doesn't cake when moist like Hermit Crab Calci sand does- hermit crabs have gotten injured due to this in calci sand). A 50lb bag of play sand costs $4 at walmart or home depot.

Frog Moss or Sphagnum moss pits make a great snack and keep humidity raised.
Make sure they have plenty of coco huts or other items to hide in. Fake plants work well for creating a hiding spot as well as climbing item. Hermit crabs love to climb!

Commercial Food Warning:
Majority of hermit crab commercial foods have insecticides in them. The insecticide is harmful to the hermit crabs because hermit crabs are from the arthropod (insect) phylum. It is best to offer dehydrated, freeze dried, and fresh foods to them. It is recommended that you give them different choices of fresh foods every other day. They need a variety of vitamins and minerals in their diet. Fresh foods: Hermit crabs eat much of what we eat- feed fresh unseasoned meats, fruits, veggies, and cuttle bone (found in bird section at walmart for $1= for calcium) or crushed oyster shells for calcium. Calcium is important to the molting process, it helps the new exo harden.


Water:
Needs access to both dechlorinated fresh and marine grade salt water. They need the water to be deep enough to allow them to clean out their shells. If you have very deep dishes make sure that they have an easy way out of the dish to prevent drowning. Vines, stones, and aquarium rock can be used to create a way out.

They need marine grade sea salt water (Instant ocean or oceanic works well- it costs around $5 for a box and lasts for a long time- it can be found at a pet store in the fish section).

A tap water conditioner will remove the chlorine and chloramine found in tap water. The chlorine causes blistering on the land hermit crabs gills and will cause them to slowly suffocate.

Shells:
Keep 3-5 per crab. Shell sizes should range from same as their current one to a bit larger. This will allow them to change shells when they desire and eliminate the shell fights. Hermit crabs love to change shells for fun and also after they molt (molting is where they shed their exo so they can grow).

Molting:
Needs moist diggable substrate such as Eco Earth bedding (reptile section) or playsand moistened to sand castle consistency- walmart or home depot for around $4/ 50lb bag.

It is not recommended to house a hermit crab alone as they are social creatures and can become depressed and pass away without a friend. With proper care hermit crabs can live up to 30+ years in captivity!

·

My cat has been missing for a month, my dad is convinced he saw her in our back yard. What to do?




Kimothy


My cat, Kitty Baby, has been missing for over a month. I've looked for her everywhere, contacted every vet near me, posted "missing" posters throughout the neighborhood (which were removed by some a$$hole a couple of days later) and called every animal control shelter within a 20 mile radius. My dad told me yesterday that he saw her in our backyard and she darted across the yard and ran behind our shed. She does not come when called...but has always been extremely friendly, affectionate and responsive. Is it likely she is hurt and being reclusive? She is only 5 years old and in good health. My dad said she looked fine and healthy due to the fact she ran so fast and didn't look injured. Why would she be living in my backyard? Is it more likely my dad saw a stray cat he thinks is Kitty Baby? Can cats go feral after being lost for over a month? Any suggestions are welcome. Thank you very much.
Thank you everyone for your responses, it means a lot to me. I will try to lure her back in. :)

I don't think she found a love interest because she is spayed and "aint' nobody got time for dat". It's possible it was a stray, but my father is thoroughly convinced it was her. I was just wondering more if it is possible for cats to revert to being feral...She is 5 years old, we used to let her out all of the time and she always came back within a short period of time. I only let her out because she hates it inside (we have a multi-cat home) and she loved the outdoors. She would always figure-8 around my legs when I was outside with her and never go far from home. We began keeping her inside recently (before she ran away) because fleas were bad and we didn't want anything to happen to her. She would get super-upset when we kept her inside. This time, against my husbands advice, I let her out. And she has yet to return. From the way my father described the sit



Answer
Cats do not revert to feral, your cat never was feral. Feral is a cat that wants to kill you. What happens is pet cats become streetwise. What also happens to some cats is that they become terrified when lost and they will not come to you even if they see you and know you. The longer they stay out and become streetwise and terrified for their safety the harder it can be to catch them again.

I had one knock out a screen on a window (no more open windows!) and freak once she was outside. She lived in a fenced area where there was an old platform some kids had built years ago and the area was covered in berry vines. No way in. I used to stand on a step-stool sometimes for 30 minutes talking to her over the fence and coaxing and sweet talking sometimes daily sometimes a few times a week. I left food and water outside and she came. She lost weight and during the third month she was on the fence and I walked (inched my way) out to the fence holding an opened can of tuna and she inched her way toward it and while she was focused on it I snatched her with my other hand. Sometimes you can use a fishing net on a pole (from the fishing section at Walmart). Sometimes you can borrow or rent a humane trap from animal control, a pet supply, a pet rescue group, set it up with the smelliest food you can get like tuna or sardines, and for some strange reason KFC chicken draws them like flies. You set the trap, cover it all lwith a beach towel except the opening and check it the next morning. The towel helps keep a trapped cat calm because it is dark and they feel safer.

Just because it ran doesn't mean it's healthy or that it hasn't contracted a disease from any other strays it's met or been in a fight with or that it doesn't have fleas or worms. So when and if you catch it again, it must go immediately to the vet for blood testing for FIV and FeLV and deworm and have Advantage put on it. Do not let it back with your other cats until that is done!




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Tuesday, November 5, 2013

What are things me and my boyfriend can do?

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BP!


Its summer and we are running out of things to do together. What are some activities that are low in cost or are free that we can do that are fun?

Were both 16 so we can drive
Please dont say watch tv, play video games or have sex.



Answer
get some ice cream
mini golfing
visit a local park or waterfall
beaches!
go to walmart just because
movies
if you both like to read, visit the library or book store
fishing
picnic
rent a paddle boat
go camping with your families
volunteer at an animal shelter
go go karting
rent some movies and pop some popcorn
or, DRIVE IN MOVIE
visit a museum
visit friends
white water raft (well, that's a tad expensive)
visit places of interest around your town
go to a circus (almost that time of the year. buy tickets now!)
just tell stories together. about meeting each other for the first time, what you thought, etc.
hit up the gym together.
hang out and play some basketball
take a bike ride
take a walk
rollerblade

Looking to donate baby food?




Mama <3


I am looking to donate 3 walmart bags full of Gerber and Beach Nut baby food! I have a few stage 1's but mostly all are stage 2 and 3. My daughter does not eat baby food any more she eats what we eat and she refuses baby food. It's just sitting there taking up space and I want my cabinent back. So- I've checked the dates everything is good for months. I would like someone in need to take it but im not sure where to go or who to give it to? Any suggestions? I'm open to give it to whoever needs it.


Answer
Salvation Army is always a good place to donate. Check your local churches too, a lot of them have food pantries. You might also want to see if there are any women's center/ shelters in your area. They have mothers who are in a bad situation financially or need to get away from a bad relationship and help them to get on their feet. They are always in need of baby food and diapers.




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