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But how did it get fertalized?Guys, I have the answer... if you have an incubator, you can buy fertilized eggs and make chickens. This way the egg comes first.
If you do not have an incubator, you must buy chickens, feed them and then they poop out breakfast. This way the chicken comes first.
Clearly, a Rooster has an important part to play!But how did it get fertalized?
feed them and then they poop out breakfast
Well, atleast we aren't talking about poop today :rolleyes:
Just wait 5 minutes!Well, atleast we aren't talking about poop today :rolleyes:
I just ate one. Glad I didn't see this first. :(
Clearly you missed the first posts and the gray poupon commercialWell, atleast we aren't talking about poop today :rolleyes:
I don't mind. You're right. Mine wasn't fertilized though.you wanted me back.
That's a rock flower...now stalking for Duncan Doo.That’s a good one!
Duncan’s take great poos.
Alright guys, I think to help facilitate easier water changes... I'm going to look into building a mixing station in my garage. My tank does well when I keep up with monthly water changes, and does bad when I get lazy and skip a bunch in a row. Buuut... making 5 gallons at a time in totes(and forgetting the RODI is running and flow who knows how many gallons out on the garage floor), pouring it into my 40 gallon Brute and then mixing in salt is a pain. Plus, the Brute takes up a lot of room in the kitchen/breakfast bar area when I'm making up water. I think I'd like around 100 gallons capacity of each fresh and salt, that way I can make a large batch and have it last a few changes. It'll also give me a cushion in case of emergency, I can do a large water change fairly rapidly. Two tanks, a recirculation pump, one heater for the salt tank a manifold and a hose to reach to the tank inside. Mount the RODI filters on the stand and use a solenoid and float switches to turn on and off the water supply to the RODI tank.
Where do people get their tanks from? I know they can be pricey, but I've seen them fairly affordable also.
That's a rock flower...now stalking for Duncan Doo.