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I'm really worried about my frogs!
Comments (9)The frogs may eat each other as well. If you can find crickets it is fun to feed them. Big bullfrogs can eat smaller birds and sometimes will drown bigger birds they grab but are too big to swallow. Lately all my frogs, of six years, left or were eaten by somthing and I have one lone young bullfrog. He was about 1 inch long and has grown to about 4 inches fat on worms. I call him 'The King' as he is, for now, King of the pond. He is probably offspring from the bigger frogs and no doubt would have been eaten by them if they were still around. It is a frog eat frog world:-) To attract earthworms I keep a pile of moist leaves and they congregate under them and eat the leaves. As long as the area is moist and there is plant material the earthworms stay. I also find them under potted plants that are outdoors on the edge of the pond (on the soil surface). Frogs will eat anything that moves they can fit, or partially fit, into their mouth....See MoreI'm worried about a big project I'm doing
Comments (6)Hi, Carol! Sounds like a fun project....with the temp swings we get here in No TX, it's pretty much a crap shoot with many tiles and some ceramics. Like Nicethyme said, the high fire frost proof tiles would be best, but if you're like me you just used what you had on hand or could easily get. The ones under the cabana may not show damage as soon as these did since they have more protection from rain, dew, etc. An idea, if you want to salvage the pretty table top you did....can you remove part or all of the "remains" of those tiles that have lost their tops and replace them with bits/pieces of stained glass using some thinset as the adhesive? Just a thought. Course, you might want to scatter some more sg pieces about the top randomly to make it look more planned. Pat...See MoreI'm worried about H. Marilyn Monroe
Comments (8)I bought it 2011 from the Flower Factory in Wisconsin near Madison. One of the tour garden hosts said he bought plants there so we stopped in before driving home. Even a reputable nursery can have the virus undetected because they don't test all of there stock like the specialists do. If it is another virus, like Tomato Ringspot, then it could have been transmitted by thrips. I have had trouble with thrips in my Daylilies. Either way, its coming out....See MoreI'm worried about my tall succulent
Comments (2)That looks like Crassula mesembryanthemoides. And probably not getting enough light, should be more compact. Stems should be strong enough to support themselves. These plants spent whole summer outdoors in full sun, and are under supplemental lights right now:In case of low light, 'huge' is not a preferred growth - plant is etiolated - stretched, because it is looking for more light....See More- 8 years ago
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