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Horse general

4chan died edition

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I want your thoughts on this theoretical aquarium/paludarium set up.

I was thinking of making a rice paddy aquarium that's designed to dry out like real world rice paddies. I'd like to use loamy clay soil as the substrate. And I may possibly add crushed eggshells or chicken bones depending on how acidic the end result is and depending on acidic drift. Clean egg shells help if it's too acidic, and dirty eggs or chicken bones may make the tank more acidic due to the organic detritus being consumed.(I'm not entirely sure on the dirty egg shell hypothesis tho.) I would form the substrate into a 30 degree sloping hill. The top of the hill will be in the back of the tank. The substrate at the lowest point(the front viewing area of the tank), would be 3 inches deep. And the substrate at the point in the back would be 7 inches deep. The highest the water will get is 13 inches.(this is starting from the bottom of the tank itself.) The variety of rice I'd like to use would the deepwater Chao Phraya river basin rice. Which grows between 3 feet - 3 feet and 8 inches tall. Hopefully 4 or more of this 3-foot plant will be under the water when it's at the highest. pic unrelated (1/2)

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Deer thread

Post and appreciate silly forest cows

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Ape thread

Discuss the apes of Africa and Asia.

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Kitty kats

Post cats in here.

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Webm/video thread

Just sharing some I have saved from /an/

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Old /an/ posts you liked

Repost an posts from 8/2 chan that stuck with you. Preferably with an archive link, but that isn't obligatory. Starting off on my end with two posts about fungal extinctions. I've a passing interest in fungi and realizing they might be still responsible for mammalian dominance as the larger mammals is astounding. Before this I was aware of pathogen fungi as athelete's foot, ergot, and black mold had no idea they could be have been this dangerous. https://desuarchive.org/an/thread/4153806/#4158990 https://desuarchive.org/an/thread/4404183/#4406478 Closely related is the Sacchalina and Wolbachia among crustaceans. These aren't fungi but rather a barnacle and bacteria respectively, but effectively castrate and feminize afflicted male crabs, as well sterilizing female crabs. Sacchalina itself is fascinating, this is a barnacle, which starts its life motile, before finding a fitting host, losing the majority of its biomass and size and living entirely as a parasite within its host. Evolution does not necessarily favor greater complexity but rather whichever organism best succeeds in passing its genes to future generations. In this case an endoparasite. https://desuarchive.org/an/thread/4859860/

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Animelons

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/bun/ - bunny general

/bun/ker edition short disclaimer: posts about eating/harming buns are not welcome, kindly take it elsewhere! this thread is for rabbit owners and lovers to enjoy, please don't derail with off topic posts or negativity. general rabbit care resources: https://rabbit.org/audiences/for-new-owners/ https://www.best4bunny.com/bunny-care/ https://wabbitwiki.com/wiki/Main_Page https://www.raising-rabbits.com/rabbit-care.html bunny youtube channels: https://rentry.org/bunnyvideos

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/fox/ - Fox General

Give 'em the eggs edition previous: https://desuarchive.org/an/thread/4972368/

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Weasels!

i love this longbois like you wouldnt believe. sadly there are not that many good pictures of them. so share each and every picture or video you have pretty please.