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Post subject: Re: Marshmallow And Bio's Breeding Journey!  Posted: Sun Feb 23, 2014 3:38 pm |
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Name: Baruch
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Shodu takes a bath and then stays out of the nest until she's completely dry. Drives me crazy lol.I know exactly how you feel  The humidity here is 74% I guess I am just being paranoid.
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Post subject: Re: Marshmallow And Bio's Breeding Journey!  Posted: Sun Feb 23, 2014 4:53 pm |
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Name: Baruch
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Haha! a quick question, how hot is it where you live? Is it very dry?
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Post subject: Re: Marshmallow And Bio's Breeding Journey!  Posted: Sun Feb 23, 2014 7:06 pm |
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Name: Baruch
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I hate the cold, it makes my fingers feel SO numb! I love rain, I get exited when there are dark storm clouds coming ahead. I also like the sun, but not too much like the desert.
Do your lips crack when it's dry outside? My lips are very sensitive to dryness so I can't imagine how it is there. I would probably need to apply chapstick every 5 minutes. Haha
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Post subject: Re: Marshmallow And Bio's Breeding Journey!  Posted: Sun Feb 23, 2014 8:56 pm |
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Name: Stephanie
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tielfan wrote: In the winter, we complain that we're freezing to death on days when the high is less than 60. I'm out in shorts at 60. Bliss. It was 70 here and I felt like I was having a heat stroke. (Although I am tiny, so I generate a ton of heat). We need rain.
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Post subject: Re: Marshmallow And Bio's Breeding Journey!  Posted: Mon Feb 24, 2014 5:53 am |
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Name: Baruch
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The lips are always dry, and during the dryer times of year you need to guard against nosebleeds. Running a humidifier at night helps with that.
Wow!  It must be very dry there. I just checked again, it's 90% humid outside.
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