Do I have an over crowded tank?
Answers Favorite AnswerDepends on the dimensions and the filter. I'd say it's right at the limit and certainly no more room for more fish. However, if you get a water testing kit and check the nitrate you'd know for sure.I would cut down the zebra danios to or so and get rid of the pleco. The Pleco may seem fine but they grow large. Instead of a Pleco add some Cory catfish, they would make a nice addition to your tank and are also a great clean up crew. Oh yeah and if you think "well I've had my pleco for a few years and it hasnt grown to fast, I'll just keep it" don't. That's just it's growth being stunted. I had a common Pleco in a gallon at one time for about years, he didn't grow much until I realeased him into my gallon pond. After just months he had grown more then ever before. My point is keep the zebra danios and not the pleco as harsh as it sounds.i hoped this helped and good luck!Source(s): Personal expirenceThe Pleco will need to be in a bigger tank probably within a year. The or SO other fish is Read more
is the russian dwarf hamster and campbell hamsters are the same?
Answers Favorite AnswerThanks Cloud Nine I consider myself to know a lot about Hamster and even I have had a lot of trouble knowing for sure what species and breeds are which. Syrians are easy! But In the Dwarf family it goes like this.Russian,Chinese,Robo as being the main three I think people know are being different. But you also see these names from most to least common.Winter WhiteCampbellDjungarianSiberianProbably others as well... And I know that some of these are the exact same type of hamsters or very close hybrids etc. But your answer Cloud Nine cleared some things up however it's still a difficult thing to remember correctly. I personally have only had the campbell dwarfs I guess. And yes they can be aggressive etc. But it all depends on there personality. If your really luck, know what your doing and have a good cage setup most of the problems with caging them together or handling them can be prevented or reduced. Sometimes they are very friendly and it's kind of scary!Source(s): Owned Syrian Hamsters + Russian Dwarf HamstersThat's a tricky question to answer. There is the Russian Winter White dwarf hamster and then there is the Russian Campbell dwarf Read more
WHAT IS THE CHEAPEST DOG YOU CAN GET?
hi, I hope you can all help me!! I am trying to persuade my mum and dad to get me a pet i think if a dog was cheaper they would get me another one!! thanks xxThere are always free to good home ads in the papers. Adopting from shelters are usually fairly cheap.The problem is not the intial cost. Dogs are expensive, regardless of breed. Food, grooming, vet visits, neutering, shots, tags, toys, leashes, dog bed, collars, training, are a few of those expenses. Then if the dog gets sick, more money.The cheapest dog would be a dog you rescued from somebody who can no longer care for their dog. On craigslist, there are tons of people who have to find new homes for their dogs because they're losing their home. Many are offering their pets as free to a good home. There are some wonderful dogs out there that don't deserve to be put down.I'm guessing your parents realize the responsibility of owning a dog which means shots, grooming, walking, training, boarding at times, flea prevention products, heartworm prevention, healthcare. Maybe you could ask them in what ways you could help with the dog that would make them Read more
How to clean old cat urine stains?
Out cat has peed on the carpet numerous times, some we've noticed and cleaned straight away others we haven't noticed. On particular we had a copper ornament that she has weed behind which has left a dark yellow urine mark and green copper mark. We have had carpets professionally cleaned, tried enzyme cleaner, bio washing power, bicarb of soda but just wondered if anyone has any other ideas as the stain won't shift! Thanks✅ Answers ? Best Answer Beaphar Spray Away Plus is the best product i have tried it contains cleaning agents and special bacteria which love to eat up organic stains and odour-producing substances, both of which pets are apt to produce. Once the stain has been removed, the bacteria die. So smells are removed, and don't come back later, when perfumes wear off, as may happen with many other cleaning products. Also excellent for removing grass, red wine and food stains.http://www.pet-shopper.co.uk/product/bea… It even shifts red wine out of a white sheepskin rug ( it saved me from an ear bashing once ). - Chosen by Asker You could try cleaning it with vinegar or a vinegar/water solution. That's what I always use for cat urine on clothes Read more