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right, so, gut, stuff with cotton, pin, let dry? will that be sufficient to preserve him?

...If you put it in the freezer fresh, it should be flexible once it's thawed. If it's too stiff, add a little moisture (water with a bit of bleach works well) to the paper towels/cotton batting, and let it sit overnight. Should soften right up. At that point you can gut it, stuff it, and then...

...gunk. Definitely primordial soup. I emptied out the water and installed a hot plate on which I placed a stainless steel pot filled with bleach. Covering the tank with plywood I turned it on low heat and let it cook the pot dry until I used up the entire gallon. . To paraphrase Fezzik, "There...

...mealworms) to only support feeding around 5-8 Ts. Not wanting to start a massive roach colony and to be honest the only place to buy feeders near me is a large scale pet shop and I don’t trust their feeders as most of the time they are either almost all dead and kept near bleach/cleaning...

I soak plants in a 10% bleach solution for about 5 mins. Then rinse well. Some plants may be more sensitive than others. Pothos will ne fine but it will probably kill the moss.

😳 I’d love to try that with the ants

I have cleaned skulls before, I put them on a red ant hill and leave it. Then I bleach em. I'm sure others do it differently

...garlic water and so on are also not quite the best idea? (besides they don`t really work) As I said, taking them out isn`t an option either. Without that, the bleach solution would kill them fairly quickly I`d guess. Otherwise I will have to eliminate them with magnifier and tweezers then...

...easily absorb any chemicals through their skin and kill them. You're going to have to the plants out if you want to kill the aphids. A 10% bleach solution may work, killing aphids and aphid eggs, but you'll have to rinse the plants thoroughly a few times and perhaps leave them out of the...

10% Bleach solution. Soak the plant for a few minutes, some plants are more sensitive to the bleach than others. Rinse very very well, air dry for a few days, plant.

...Problem: some spores will survive until you bake that log or branch to ashes. 2. Non latent biocide. You are pretty much limited to chlorine bleach. However, bleach has a problem. It's molecules are like guns, each with one bullet. Once fired, it's useless. And, there is a good chance you...

...ragged and ready to relax, I got them home. I caught the bat which flew off quite capably and parked in a nearby tree. I took a break from bleach mopping the entire house to type this. (Rabies, Thailand. Of 1000 stray dogs captured here in Chiang Mai, 32 had rabies. Same test in Bangkok, 37...