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Introduced my rainbow to the tank (65g) yesterday, and he just seems to hang out on the glass from about midway to the top of the tank. He did eat last night, but hasn't been too active. Should I be concerned?
Don't be alarmed, they love to hang out in one or two spots. This keeps them low-stress, as they feel safe and secure. Always make sure to check on them...
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How do I roast sirloin beef undercut joint? I'm a bit concerned how to keep the fillet from becoming overcooked. I like my beef medium rare.
The best bet is to use a meat thermometer ($6 - $10 at most grocery stores) and remove the roast when the thickest part of the meat reaches 130 -...
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I have a pseudomonas infection from the removal of a cyst in my leg and I cannot take Cipro. What else can I do?
There is a list of mediations above. A common medication for pseudomonas given in the hospital is Piperacillin/tazobactam.
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Should I do leg extensions?
Leg extensions are a great exercise if you're explicitly trying to build your leg muscles. If it's leg day or you're looking for a good lower body workout, leg extensions...
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Should I be concerned about wood splitting at a later date when using soft wood?
Not overly.
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I got this for my friend's autistic younger sister, and she started eating the plastic toys. Should I be concerned?
Yes, you should be concerned if your friend's sister is eating the plastic toys, and you should take them away from her to prevent her from eating any more.
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Could a bladder infection be caused from having to hold in urine for a long time? I live in an apartment and work long hours, and my dog has to hold it until I get home. She's starting to show symptoms of a bladder infection.
It's best to give your dog more opportunities to relieve itself, especially if it's prone to bladder infections. When the dog needs to hold its urine for a long period...
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My baby is 4 months old and I'm still breastfeeding. Should I be concerned about rickets?
It may not be possible for a baby to get sufficient vitamin D from breast milk alone, so babies who are fed breast milk exclusively are at a higher risk...
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