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I’m currently watching Shippuden and it appears that they’ve been really uplaying the red fox eyes. I understand that the fox’s cloak is a big element at this point, but does he really need the eyes and orange chalkra EVERY time he engages in battle?
So far, it’s happened quite a lot and it’s almost as if he’s weilding it appose to it coming out beyond his control. (Which was the cool part about it in the first place!)

I just feel like it’s being overused and it’s starting to be not as special as it used to be. Not as exciting, you know? Before, when Naruto ended up in a fatal situation, it was like *BAM*… but now it’s almost (not quite, but getting there) getting old. I’m not bashing shippuden, I absoloutly love it. I’m just wondering if anyone feels the same. Everytime he revs up, he has the sharp fangs and the red eyes.
hmm, this is true.
Sometimes it just feels like the transition of it taking over should be spred out a little more.
But this is a good perspective you guys have given me.

Categories : REd Foxes
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Categories : Carpenter Ants
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I’m contemplating going into mouse farming – I’ve been given all the perfect equipment for it, just no mice. I’m curious about things such as in the question, but if you know anything else about it you think I should know, feel free to say it. :-)

I’m hoping to develop my own breed, though until I start seeing the traits I want the transitional generations are primarily going to be feeders I imagine – though I’ll certainly sell them as pets to anyone who would want one. I just don’t think there’s that big of a demand.

The white lab mice are cheapest & fairly docile, but I’m contemplating other strains that might be breedable with it in order to “mix it up” genetically to see what traits can be coaxed out of the gene pool. The ideal traits I’m looking to produce are small size, golden/blond fur and as close to “troll hair” on the top of its head as I can get (“troll” referring to those little dolls with the fuzzy hair that were popular in the 80′s – the kind you could buy for the top of your pencil so when you spun it around, it went everywhere. Know the ones I mean?)

The reason I’m hoping to develop this strain is because when my nephew was born, he had what I called “troll hair”, and it’s a family thing sort of – I’d like to have the strain as close to fully developed as possible by the time he graduates high school (he’s in 4th grade now, so I think there may be time).

Any and all advice appreciated! :-) And if you have any more humane method of population control (i.e., getting rid of the excess mice that people don’t want to buy as pets before they’re ready to breed without having to sell them as feeders), I’d also be delighted to entertain the notion.
Re: Population control: I’m aware that I can just separate the ones I don’t want to have breeding and keep them separated by gender. But the population is still likely to build up pretty quickly from even just the few that I -will- select to breed. So I don’t think that is going to be a very practical option. If I sell them to pet stores, they’ll mostly go out as feeders anyway, and quite possibly they will be sold as live food. I’d prefer to sell them as pre-killed feeders if I have to sell them for feeders at all. I could euthanize them much more humanely than Johnny Snake-Owner is likely to. :-#

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The neighbor took down a dead tree in December and it was full of ants. They must have been looking for a new home and chose mine! Yikes! What now? We have been spraying but they are still here.

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I’m going CRAZY I need help I also have small 3 month old child but if I have to go to extreme measures like sprays or exterminators then I can take him to my sisters house help me I’m going crazy with these ants.

Categories : Carpenter Ants
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