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Dec 27, 2016
mealworms for birds, gerbils, hamsters, etc
I purchase dried mealworms in 5 pound packages for better value and feed it not only the the outside birds and crows, but also as a treat to my parakeets and gerbils, both of whom love the stuff. Dried mealworms also can be fed to large aquarium fish and turtles.
Jan 02, 2010
development of trees from selection to final stage
I owe many bonsai books, all are good in their own way, but can fall short when trying to convey some of the more important aspects of bonsai cultivation and keeping.
This is a great little book for both beginning bonsai keeper and those who have been at it for awhile.
The book nicely describes the development of a tree over the course of many years accompanied with a picture taken at key periods during the tree's developemnt. It shows the beginner what all goes into the creation of a living work of art, to be patient and that a bonsai tree can truly come from any where, and sometimes the most unlikly places. You are only limited by your imagination. Although, it does not discuss too much about tehnique, patience and imagination often times are more important and it does that very well.
It also reminds the more advance hobbist of the things we should remember but often times forget: patience and imagination are the most keys to successful bonsai keeping.
This book only describes bonsai trees that need to be kept outside, such as pines, juniper, maples, etc. There is also many, many trees or plants that make excellant bonsai trees that truly can only be kept inside, most noteably ficus. However, that same ideas in this book also apply to indoor trees.
I believe that it makes a good additional to any bonsai book collection.
Apr 05, 2016
gerbils could not be happier
2 of 2 found this helpful I bought this no mess housing in anticipation of getting a trio of gerbils. The two greatest passion of a gerbil are to chew and to dig. This "no mess" housing accommodates both of those.
Because of the overall design, the gerbils are unable to connect well enough to chew the sides of the housing. And because of the design, "no mess", I can add several inches of bedding, allowing for endless tunneling fun, without anything kicked out of the cage. The screen top allows for ventilation and well as providing a place from which I have hung their wheel and a coconut hut, leaving the floor space open for other toys. There is a hole on one side through which the tube of a water bottle is inserted. (the water bottle that came with it, I could not quite figure out how to get it to function properly).
It is spacious enough of just about anything I could think of adding for the gerbils amusement, while still leaving lots of floor space for them to run around.
It is also a snap to clean... remove creature, remove toys, lift latches, dump used bedding, refill, and you are done.
If I could redesign it, I would have made the bottom portion opaque, so that it would be easier to see the animal being housed from the entire side of it, or from across the room and without having to get close to or next to it to look into it.
My gerbils are very happy in this housing. It should also be said that this housing would also work wonderfully for hamsters, both dwarf and Syrian, and rats, as well as a collection of mice (being that it is 13 inches high, several levels could easily be created inside).
Don't let the size scare you... it is large enough to make the creatures happy, yet truly small enough to fit almost anywhere. And being solid it also keeps out unwanted attention for other household pets or small children.
I could not be happier (unless the bottom was opaque) with everything about this housing. I am glad that I bought it.
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