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#301
caregiverken said:
My wife and I raise Cockroaches :) for our reptiles.
Man, I bet the chickens would like em! (never dawned on me!)
They make lots of Frass :)
we had to cut down the heard last winter..but i threw the waste in my beds, dead bodies and all
I didnt sift it :wtf:

Hey while I have you two together here..quick question
When you spray BT or spinosad, You add a wetting agent/spreader?
i have pro-tekt, SM 90, or Dr Bronners castle soap.
will any of those work?..or hurt?
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I've never used a spreader,
but I don't have the biomass you do.

What kinda of reptiles???
They eat cockroaches--
not crickets???

I throw everything into the tea,
dead mealworms, pupae, adults, bran, oatmeal--
even seen a few live ones swimming around...
 
#302
caregiverken said:
I can tell you have been feeding those porch lizards! :woot: they are fat!
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HandLizard
 
#303
You've tamed them! :woot:
geologic said:
What kinda of reptiles???
They eat cockroaches--
not crickets???
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Crickets stink :wtf:...Cockroaches dont. :)
We used to raise Bearded Dragons. Now we just have a couple of wild lizards in the terrarium with a big tree frog of some kind.and,in another tank we have some other kind of slimy black lizard with yellow spots the cats brought to us
 
#304
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caregiverken said:
You've tamed them! :woot: Crickets stink :wtf:...Cockroaches dont. :)
We used to raise Bearded Dragons. Now we just have a couple of wild lizards in the terrarium with a big tree frog of some kind.and,in another tank we have some other kind of slimy black lizard with yellow spots the cats brought to us
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My grandson has a bearded dragon--
it's grown huge in the last 4 years...
 
#305
My mother's got some beardies, don't know if she sold them all or what. She was doing crix with them. I like the mealworms because they're very easily herded. Try herdin' cockroaches.
 
#306
caregiverken said:
,in another tank we have some other kind of slimy black lizard with yellow spots the cats brought to us
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Sounds like a salamander...
Seamaiden said:
My mother's got some beardies, don't know if she sold them all or what. She was doing crix with them. I like the mealworms because they're very easily herded. Try herdin' cockroaches.
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I think mealworms are supposed to plug-up the dragons intestines or sumthin'...

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I posted this question elsewhere--
but I can't even tell who those folks are talkin' too...

"I have a spellchucker here when I post,
does anyone know if it comes from this site--
or is it being pulled-up from my Thunderbird email program???
"
https://www.thcfarmer.com/community/threads/does-feminizing-destroy-the-strain-for-breeding.59546/page-2
 
#307
geologic said:
"I have a spellchucker here when I post,
does anyone know if it comes from this site--
or is it being pulled-up from my Thunderbird email program???
"
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Are you browsing through your email program? The spellchecker is probably from Mozilla, which created Thunderbird (email) and Firefox (browser). So not coming from this site but from the browser.

"spellchucker" in the feminizing thread :D
 
#308
Sativied said:
Are you browsing through your email program? The spellchecker is probably from Mozilla, which created Thunderbird (email) and Firefox (browser). So not coming from this site but from the browser.
"spellchucker" in the feminizing thread :D
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I use IE ('cept on thcBay...).
So that's what I was wondering,
if it isn't from The Farm;
it's being _called_-up from TBird;
very cool--
I hope...

(my wife an' I have always called it "spellchucker"--
she's been working with pewters since the 70's...)
 
#309
geologic said:
Sounds like a salamander...

I think mealworms are supposed to plug-up the dragons intestines or sumthin'...

=======================================================

I posted this question elsewhere--
but I can't even tell who those folks are talkin' too...

"I have a spellchucker here when I post,
does anyone know if it comes from this site--
or is it being pulled-up from my Thunderbird email program???
"
https://www.thcfarmer.com/community/threads/does-feminizing-destroy-the-strain-for-breeding.59546/page-2
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The browser, not Tbird.
 
#310
Seamaiden said:
The browser, not Tbird.
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Apparently, you are right--
as usual.

It looks exactly like the TBird spellchucker,
and even seemed to have words I added in TBird;
but I found "Spelling Correction" in browser addon's,
and did a test--
thanx for solving another (non)problem...
 
#313
I found the skins to be kinda bitter. Maybe it's the variety.
 
#318
Up above somewhere I questioned whether my plants were an inbred "strain".
or something else 'cause " all my plants are totally different" Heh;
yep: Inbred Strain.

Growing-out the first seeds I've ever bought,
after planting only my own for more than a quarter century;
I see what "totally different" really is:
some of these plants don't even appear related.

I was very concerned if these "Lab Rats" would take to my garden,
how many years has it been since one of their progenitors saw sunlight and tasted soil???--
they love my garden...

1aCD1a
 
#319
I'm very interested I'm any observations you'd Luke to share concerning your own beans compared to these first bought seeds ...thanx for sharing
 
#320
geologic said:
You an' yer bull be tough--
notice how my espalier looks like his horns???...
...
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I'm just frugal. And like my guavas. Waste not want not. :)

My bull on the other hand is tough. Has to be to bear horns like that. Looks at those things, they're gigantic!

Guess that means your espalier is tough too then. :D
 
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