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When I first started learning about daily care routines for exotic pets, what surprised me most wasn’t the feeding itself but how much time goes into preparation and observation. Specialized diets, adjusting portions, and making sure enrichment matches the animal’s natural behavior quickly became part of the routine. People browsing exotic animals for sale often don’t realize how hands-on this can be. While reading real owner experiences and care breakdowns, I came across exotic animals Business mentioned in discussions about expectations, and it really reinforced that daily care is less about convenience and more about consistency and awareness.
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Every animal requires daily care, but I’ve heard that exotic species often come with surprising routines — from specialized feeding to enrichment and social interaction. For anyone who already cares for an exotic animal, what part of the day-to-day surprised you most? Was there a task you didn’t anticipate, or something easier than expected? Real-life stories about what daily care actually looks like would be incredibly insightful for anyone curious.
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9 year old Male Golden Retriever for adoption. He is paper trained, very obedient, mild tempered do simple tricks like sit, roll over, stay, no health problems and good with children. He will make a wonderful companion. My parents recently moved into a smaller flat its too small for him. I am not able to take him as I have three cats. Only for genuine dog lovers.
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From a practical standpoint, artificial room plants make a lot of sense when the goal is visual balance without maintenance. In spaces like offices or apartments with low natural light, real plants often struggle and end up looking unhealthy. Higher-quality options, especially from brands like FauxNatural, are designed with realistic textures and color variation, so they don’t stand out as obviously artificial. When styled properly with the right pots and placement, they can enhance a space just as effectively as real plants, while remaining consistent and hassle-free year-round. -
Artificial room plants have become a noticeable trend in interior design, especially in homes and offices where maintaining live plants can be difficult. They offer a consistent green look without concerns about sunlight, watering schedules, or seasonal changes. With advancements in materials and design, many artificial plants now closely resemble real foliage, making them suitable for living rooms, workspaces, reception areas, and commercial interiors. As lifestyles become busier and spaces more functional, artificial greenery is increasingly being used as a practical design element rather than a compromise. -
I think there are a lot of good and reliable developers now, and things like payments, automation, and this stuff are in high demand. Almost every company offers these kinds of development services. -
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GarryGrey replied to shawwtyyyy's topic in Landed & Condo Private Properties Renovation Discussion
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I'd lean on IBC Chapter 3 and the R‑1 occupancy definition, since it’s basically the hinge point for separating short‑term rentals from a hotel use. The line usually comes down to transient stays and the presence of services. Looking at something like how a business hotel singapore operates can help frame what AHJs typically view as a full hotel versus a simple dwelling offered for short stays.
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You could ask the council for a homelessness assessment instead of general housing help, as being told to leave can count as a genuine threat of homelessness. In the meantime, speak to local charities or churches offering temporary beds, and try small private landlords who advertise locally rather than agencies. I even found random resources like a hotel meeting room singapore article useful just for spotting short‑term stay options while sorting things out.
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I like checking a page’s TrustScore, but I also balance it with extra info, since three reviews can only tell you so much. I usually pair those ratings with something detailed, like what you’d find in the best non Gamstop casino guides, just to see how licensing, payments, and safety stack up. Helps me spot red flags faster without stressing over every mixed comment.
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I’ve found Delta 8 hits a bit smoother and lighter than Delta 9, so gummies usually feel mellow without knocking me out. Quality matters a ton though; some cheaper stuff gets harsh or inconsistent. Products made from something like wholesale clear delta 8 distillate tend to be cleaner and more predictable, at least in my experience. I usually start with a tiny dose just to see how my body reacts.
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If you're trying to build out new tinctures or vape lines, the option to buy thcv distillate makes it pretty easy to test different batches without overcommitting. I like that the lab reports are right there so you know what you’re working with, and the range of sizes keeps things flexible depending on how fast you go through material. The pricing spread also helps when you’re scaling up slowly.
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Heavy THC tolerance and mushroom effects?
SherlynPadilla replied to CarolWilks's topic in Hobbies and Sports
If you’re trying to build energizing wellness formulas without any hazy side effects, thcv isolate powder has been a solid pick for me. The high purity and clean hemp source make it easy to blend into supplements or edibles without fighting odd flavors. The bulk pricing also helps if you’re scaling up, and the third-party testing gives some peace of mind before you commit to a bigger batch. -
Hi guys, I hate to even ask this question, but can anyone help me with the IBC definition of Hotel? We are having a somewhat ridiculous discussion with lawyers and city planners, revolving around the question of short-term rentals versus hotels. I am trying to find a path in the IBC to show that this particular project is considered a hotel. Here are some quick details. There is a historic business that the fire marshal and I have designated as an R-1 Hotel. It is a bunch of bungalows on a single lot. It functions as a hotel, with a central phone number, reservation system, etc. Definitely transient. The rooms are separate "cabins". To muddy the waters, each bungalow could technically be called a dwelling because it has sleeping, bathing, and cooking facilities. Part of my thought process is looking all the various definitions and occupancy types in the IBC. Unfortunately, Hotel is not defined. It seems obvious what a hotel is, but I am wondering if anyone has encountered a similar situation, or has a good method to define it. I am on the 2018 IBC, but it probably doesn't really matter for the purposes of this discussion. Thanks in advance.
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Hi I have recently divorced my wife and she has asked me to leave the house. I have nowhere to go and I stopped working about a month ago. I contacted the council and they said I have no priority for housing and that I have to find my own place to rent but all the landlords I contacted would not accept someone who is not working. I contacted Nomads but they said they have a long waiting list. I moved to Sheffield 3 years ago and have been busy working most of the time so I have no friends here to live with or even get advice from so I am lost and don't know what to do to get over this problem, so please advise me. Thanks in advance
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Hey everyone! After saving coins for a few months, I finally cracked and went on a pack-opening spree (lol). I spent around 1.4 million coins yesterday and only pulled one 90 overall. Is anyone else getting odds like this? Now I’m down to just 150 coins — definitely not worth it in hindsight. Still, sometimes you gotta risk a little to (hopefully) get a lot. Any tips on how to make coins back quickly? And what do you all think about the current pack odds? Thanks!
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Almost always over reaching my local store is pushing the product. Seems interesting ... Anyone have any experience with the product? Good bad? They try harder and harder to find new product ... ie ... cbd , cbn, hemp buds - now it's delta 8.
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If I stopped smoking at 15weeks pregnant will my baby be clean from thc at birth
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Hi, I had a question I wanted to throw out there for some of the really heavy cannabis users. A little background, I'm in my late 40s, I'm a fairly responsible adult, live a healthy lifestyle but use cannabis between 0.3- 0.5 gram, twice daily for mental health and overall well-being. The flower is in the 25% THC range and I prepare as edibles. I've been using on and off for decades and have developed a very high tolerance to cannabis. I now don't really get the kind of psychedelic type effects from cannabis anymore that I used to when I was younger and smoking recreationally. I know if I take a tolerance break even a few days, a week, for example, I will get much higher from THC accompanied with many of the additional psychedelic-ish-type effects that are generally absent when I'm using regularly. I should also mention I've tripped about a dozen times off LSD and mushrooms as a teenager So with that in mind, on to my question: Recently I've been experimenting with some GT's that a friend has grown. Mostly in the 1g-2.5g dry range with 7-10 days in between. I'm not on any meds and take on an empty stomach but I've found that the experience is underwhelming, more like a micro/mini dose in effects. Even with 2.5g the most I'd feel is a very slight shift in consciousness but nothing pronounced. Others have had trips from the same batch in the 1.5G range. Just wondering if heavy THC use might be responsible for inhibiting some of the range of effects that mushrooms can produce? If anyone has any experience or insight I'd be grateful to hear your thoughts Thanks in advance!
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Comprar suplementos en línea se ha vuelto común para quienes buscan comodidad y variedad. Suplint es una plataforma que reúne diferentes opciones orientadas al bienestar diario. Muchos usuarios valoran poder consultar descripciones claras, ingredientes detallados y realizar el proceso de compra de forma sencilla. La confianza en la tienda y la transparencia de la información son aspectos clave al momento de elegir. -
How do I have different branding for different locations?
SherlynPadilla replied to CarolWilks's topic in Hobbies and Sports
I know this conversation has cooled off, but I’ve been wondering if you ever found a workaround. Have you tried setting up separate locations in the Online Store editor and assigning different site headers or themes to each one? That sometimes helps keep branding separate, even if the main account name stays the same. Curious how you ended up handling receipts and customer-facing screens. -
I have two Locations, and I'd like to have different branding; Name, Logos, Colors, etc. The Location has a Company name, but the Account name is what's used for receipts, screens, etc. When changing the branding and not choosing all locations, it warns me that branding will be removed from all other Locations. If Branding is not Location specific, which is managed /edited under the Location instead of globally? -
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I’ve gone both routes, and honestly, there’s a noticeable difference. Big renovation companies are great if you’re doing a full remodel and wallpaper is just a small add-on. But in most cases, wallpaper isn’t their main skill—it’s just another box they check. That’s where things tend to go wrong: rushed installs, misaligned patterns, and seams you can’t unsee once the room is finished. With local wallpaper installers https://bestwallpaperinstaller.com/, the experience felt completely different. They actually talked through the wall conditions, the pattern repeat, and where seams would land before starting. That alone saved a lot of frustration. The installer clearly knew how unforgiving wallpaper can be and treated it like a finish, not a shortcut. Another big plus was communication. It was easy to ask questions, make small adjustments, and get honest answers instead of vague “we’ll make it work” responses. The final result held up over time too—no lifting edges or bubbling weeks later. If wallpaper is a major visual element in your space, I’d personally choose a specialist every time. Big companies are convenient, but for wallpaper specifically, focused expertise usually wins.
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I’m weighing two options for an upcoming wallpaper project and wanted to hear some real opinions. On one hand, big renovation companies offer everything under one roof. On the other, local specialists seem more focused on one craft. The job includes a few bedrooms and a hallway with detailed patterns, so clean seams and alignment matter more to me than speed. I’m curious whether larger companies actually deliver the same level of precision for wallpaper, or if it ends up being treated as a minor add-on service. Did local installers feel more invested in the final result, or did the scale of a bigger company make things smoother? -
I had the same problem tracking down decent Ranger Raptor gear, so I ended up making my own. Using custom tee shirts worked out way better than waiting for official stuff to show up, since you can drop in your own logo or truck outline and keep it looking clean. You can match the colors to your truck too, which is a nice little bonus.
