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i was a plant collector before i got fish and it’s beginning to show. i’m in search of heavily variegated echinodorus. i like all the shades they have to offer, and i like both their taller and compact varieties. anyone know where i can find !? does anyone know of some good online stores or facebook groups maybe ?

I wrote the following for my motorcycle clubs newsletter. But I thought I’d share here as well. Hope you enjoy! I was lying in bed in Alpine, California, wide awake. The day before, me and thirty-two other fellow riders met up to go down to Baja with Kevin for a motorcycle adventure tour. I was nervous about the border crossing and worried that I didn’t know enough Spanish. I couldn’t sleep. I was too excited about going to Mexico; and when I can’t sleep, I read. It’s an instant salve for me. I left my book on weaving at home to save space, so I resorted to the Kindle app on my phone. Here I’m currently reading a book called, “The War that Made the Roman Empire: Antony, Cleopa...

I’m moving and I’ve got a 3 week gap between my old lease ending and my new lease starting. The hardest part is that I have two fish tanks, one 5 gallon and one 10 gallon, and I really do not want to get rid of my fish or the tanks if I can avoid it. Moving is already stressful enough, but the real issue is that I do not even fully know where I’m going to be staying during those 3 weeks. If it was just me, I would probably go stay with my parents for a while and deal with it that way, but having the fish and tanks makes everything a lot more complicated. I do not know how I’m supposed to move them around with me or keep them stable while I am basically in between places. I’ve alr...

we just set this tank up. pretty excited! I like it's simplicity. what type of fish would like this environment? wondering if there are certain types that would enjoy the caves and a tall tank over others... am I overthinking this? currently thinking about a betta and if it wouldn't mind some small tetra's or some kind of schooling fish.. I am going to run it until I come back from a short trip at the end of the month and then will look at purchasing the tenant/tenants at the beginning of May. I added the start up the the other one that was recommended (can't remember what it's called). how often do you have to add the drops to the water? it says follow direction...

I’ve been hunting for a snapping turtle for the past four days, and NOTHING. I took a break from that and was fishing FOR FUN in the sea and caught 2 barrel eye in a row… and no snapping turtle. I’m so ****** off I keep catching those darn black bass instead 🫩

Curry paste/sauce recipe: In a NutriBullet/food processor/high speed blender: (Chop larger ingredients so they blend easier) (I eyeball my ingredients but these measurements should be a good starting point) 1 lemongrass stalk 4 decent sized cloves of garlic (or more if you’re like me) Birds eye chilli (to taste - the little packs at woollies are good, a whole pack makes it fairly hot for most palates) Two long red chillies A thumb sized piece of ginger and/or galangal 1 French shallot Several kaffir lime leaves (discard stems/vein) Dash of salt Ground coriander Ground cumin Ground fennel seeds (smaller amount maybe 1/4-1/2 tsp) Curry powder White pepper (1/4-1/2 tsp)...

In case you are struggling with acquiring and building all the Bunny Day recipes, here are a few tips and tricks that helped us get them all in triplicate (one each for me, my daughter's and my son's characters). Spoilers ahead! # Getting Bunny Day Recipes needed for Zipper * **First things first: Balloon Traps are a must!** Set up a Balloon Farming/Balloon Trap with either Climbing Walls or Jail Bars. The internet is full of guidance on how to do it, here is just [one link](https://www.reddit.com/r/AnimalCrossing/comments/jxpsgm/balloon_diy_farming_the_easier_way_jail_bars/). * Once your balloon trap is set, just hang around the bottom/southern edge of your island (or run up...

My name is Cody Hartman, and three years ago I learned how quickly a road can stop being a road. I was twenty-nine then, a paramedic out of Columbus, working night shifts on a county medic unit that spent half its life parked outside apartment complexes and the other half weaving through rain with the siren on. I was used to chaos in a controlled environment. Cardiac arrests. Overdoses. Wrecks where everything smelled like coolant and blood and deployed airbags. I knew how to function when things went wrong because, usually, there were rules. A location. A dispatch record. A hospital ten minutes away. A police report. Something official that said this happened here, at this time, to these p...

# [](https://www.reddit.com/r/Dodocodes/?f=flair_name%3A%22Closed%22)It’s time to hunt, Happy Easter!! 🐰💛✨ 🌸 **How this scavenger hunt works:** • I’ll be blocking the airport while everyone arrives - *please don’t push past me!* • You’ll have **5 minutes** to search the island! • Once everyone is here, I’ll start the hunt's 5-minute timer ⏱️ • Some goodies are hidden… some are in plain sight • You’re allowed to **shop, shake trees, catch fish, and pick flowers** 🌳🎣🌷 • When time is up, kindly make your way to the airport to save your inventory or risk being kicked! *(I will give a 60 second + 30 second warning before e...

My name is Cody Hartman, and three years ago I learned how quickly a road can stop being a road. I was twenty-nine then, a paramedic out of Columbus, working night shifts on a county medic unit that spent half its life parked outside apartment complexes and the other half weaving through rain with the siren on. I was used to chaos in a controlled environment. Cardiac arrests. Overdoses. Wrecks where everything smelled like coolant and blood and deployed airbags. I knew how to function when things went wrong because, usually, there were rules. A location. A dispatch record. A hospital ten minutes away. A police report. Something official that said this happened here, at this time, to these p...

My name is Cody Hartman, and three years ago I learned how quickly a road can stop being a road. I was twenty-nine then, a paramedic out of Columbus, working night shifts on a county medic unit that spent half its life parked outside apartment complexes and the other half weaving through rain with the siren on. I was used to chaos in a controlled environment. Cardiac arrests. Overdoses. Wrecks where everything smelled like coolant and blood and deployed airbags. I knew how to function when things went wrong because, usually, there were rules. A location. A dispatch record. A hospital ten minutes away. A police report. Something official that said this happened here, at this time, to these p...

My name is Cody Hartman, and three years ago I learned how quickly a road can stop being a road. I was twenty-nine then, a paramedic out of Columbus, working night shifts on a county medic unit that spent half its life parked outside apartment complexes and the other half weaving through rain with the siren on. I was used to chaos in a controlled environment. Cardiac arrests. Overdoses. Wrecks where everything smelled like coolant and blood and deployed airbags. I knew how to function when things went wrong because, usually, there were rules. A location. A dispatch record. A hospital ten minutes away. A police report. Something official that said this happened here, at this time, to these p...

My name is Cody Hartman, and three years ago I learned how quickly a road can stop being a road. I was twenty-nine then, a paramedic out of Columbus, working night shifts on a county medic unit that spent half its life parked outside apartment complexes and the other half weaving through rain with the siren on. I was used to chaos in a controlled environment. Cardiac arrests. Overdoses. Wrecks where everything smelled like coolant and blood and deployed airbags. I knew how to function when things went wrong because, usually, there were rules. A location. A dispatch record. A hospital ten minutes away. A police report. Something official that said this happened here, at this time, to these p...

My name is Cody Hartman, and three years ago I learned how quickly a road can stop being a road. I was twenty-nine then, a paramedic out of Columbus, working night shifts on a county medic unit that spent half its life parked outside apartment complexes and the other half weaving through rain with the siren on. I was used to chaos in a controlled environment. Cardiac arrests. Overdoses. Wrecks where everything smelled like coolant and blood and deployed airbags. I knew how to function when things went wrong because, usually, there were rules. A location. A dispatch record. A hospital ten minutes away. A police report. Something official that said this happened here, at this time, to these p...

My name is Cody Hartman, and three years ago I learned how quickly a road can stop being a road. I was twenty-nine then, a paramedic out of Columbus, working night shifts on a county medic unit that spent half its life parked outside apartment complexes and the other half weaving through rain with the siren on. I was used to chaos in a controlled environment. Cardiac arrests. Overdoses. Wrecks where everything smelled like coolant and blood and deployed airbags. I knew how to function when things went wrong because, usually, there were rules. A location. A dispatch record. A hospital ten minutes away. A police report. Something official that said this happened here, at this time, to these p...

My name is Cody Hartman, and three years ago I learned how quickly a road can stop being a road. I was twenty-nine then, a paramedic out of Columbus, working night shifts on a county medic unit that spent half its life parked outside apartment complexes and the other half weaving through rain with the siren on. I was used to chaos in a controlled environment. Cardiac arrests. Overdoses. Wrecks where everything smelled like coolant and blood and deployed airbags. I knew how to function when things went wrong because, usually, there were rules. A location. A dispatch record. A hospital ten minutes away. A police report. Something official that said this happened here, at this time, to these p...

My name is Cody Hartman, and three years ago I learned how quickly a road can stop being a road. I was twenty-nine then, a paramedic out of Columbus, working night shifts on a county medic unit that spent half its life parked outside apartment complexes and the other half weaving through rain with the siren on. I was used to chaos in a controlled environment. Cardiac arrests. Overdoses. Wrecks where everything smelled like coolant and blood and deployed airbags. I knew how to function when things went wrong because, usually, there were rules. A location. A dispatch record. A hospital ten minutes away. A police report. Something official that said this happened here, at this time, to these p...

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People have been connecting dots across the Void Century lore, the Elbaf Harley texts, and the mythological inspirations behind Oda's characters, and I think the endgame is finally clear enough to lay out in full. Buckle up because this is long. 🌍 Start with the celestial framework Oda built Most people know the Gorosei are named after planets — Saturn, Mars, Venus, Mercury, Jupiter. The Ancient Weapons cover three more — Neptune (Poseidon/Shirahoshi), Pluto (Pluton), and Uranus. Garling, the new Elder replacing Saturn, has explicitly moon-shaped hair. Luffy is the Sun God Nika. Notice what's missing? Earth. That's Imu. Every piece of evidence points to it. Imu'...