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Anonymous users2024-01-24Bathing sand, in a small box, can climb in and out but can't dig out, mine let them take a bath and go to the toilet a place, and then throw that piece out after urinating.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Hamsters don't have urine sand, spread the urine sand in a corner of the cage, they will go to the convenience themselves, don't need to be so troublesome, I'm like this, every time I clean up, I focus on cleaning that piece, it's OK!
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Anonymous users2024-01-22As for the effectiveness of the questions, the beginning of the class is still in accordance with the requirements of lesson preparation, and the later questions are.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Little cloth piece! Just spread it in a corner of the nest, and you're good to go.
Fine sand, paper towels, cloth are fine...It's not required. But get it a little damp so it remembers.
Large ashtray of square ceramic or glass filled with wood chips.
Waterproof construction process:
Base treatment: Paste the elevation contour line with masking paper, apply the first emulsion, apply the second emulsion after drying, dry, and close water test. >>>More
In Scotland, if someone wants to borrow your toilet, you have to say yes unconditionally, and you must let them in. If you ask for payment and borrow him a toilet, it is not advisable to do so. If he is not lent and reported by the person or neighbour, a fine of at least £10 will be imposed. >>>More