#40G

[oorchidblood]

Merry Shrimps

[anmolsmsblog]

Playtex Women's 18 Hour Original Comfort Strap Wirefree Bra, Natural Beige , 40G

Price: (as of – Details) Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 20.32 x 12.7 x 3.81 cm; 118 g Date First Available ‏ : ‎ 15 March 2005 ASIN ‏ : ‎ B000WKVOA8 Item model number ‏ : ‎ US4693 Item Weight ‏ : ‎ 118 g Item Dimensions LxWxH ‏ : ‎ 20.3 x 12.7 x 3.8 Centimeters Net Quantity ‏ : ‎ 1.0 count Generic Name ‏ : ‎ bra

[konsum]

IKEA Belöning, 40g

[claude-12]

Types of Tobacco

There are many different types of pipe tobacco, each with its own characteristics, flavours, and aromas. Some of the most common types are:

Virginia: A light and sweet tobacco that is cured with hot air. It is often used as a base for many blends, and it can range from lemon yellow to dark brown in colour.

Burley: A low-sugar and high-nicotine tobacco that is air-cured. It is also a popular base for blends, especially aromatics, as it absorbs flavourings well. It produces thick and cool smoke, and it can add body and spice to a blend.

Kentucky: A dark and strong tobacco that is fire-cured. It has a smoky and earthy flavour, and it is usually used in small amounts to enhance a blend. It is also known as Dark Fired Kentucky. One good example of a mixture of these distinct flours is the Amphora Original Pipe Tobacco 40g pouch, the extraordinary craftsmanship exhibited by Mac Baren in 2006.

Orientals: A group of small-leaf tobaccos that are sun-cured. They have a distinctive spicy and floral aroma, and they are often used in English and Balkan blends. Some examples of oriental tobaccos are Latakia, Perique, and Turkish.

Cavendish: A type of tobacco that is not a variety, but a process. It involves steaming and flavouring tobaccos, usually Virginia, Burley, or Kentucky, to create a mild and sweet smoke. Cavendish tobaccos can be natural or aromatic, depending on the flavourings used.

These are just some of the main types of pipe tobacco, but there are many more to explore and enjoy. You can also try different blends and cuts of tobacco to find your ideal smoking experience.

[hydrias]

you must answer their riddles three

[mod2amaryllis]

hubble's tank gets suuuper bad hair algae but i did tanks today so he looks nice 💙

[sodrippy]

had such a good big chicken pasta meal for lunch in anticipation of a workout this arvo then decided No. if i lose two hours out of the first day alone ive had all month ill kill my self. what a waste

[mafaldinablabla]

How is it possible having 14g of space in a usb of 62 and still not being able to fit 5g of a film bc it's "too big for the file system of destination" bro even I know that 5 is lower than 14 and I had three in math at one point in my high school days

[oorchidblood]

Look at my bitch tank

[moons-rising]

bruh work has been kicking my ass i need to make some time to coli soon lol

[konsum]

MisterChoc Schoko Sticks MAXXI White, 4x40g=160g

[i-mybrunettelady]

got some new skins which means new fashion for the shady lady

[blushingtendertiel]

I forgot to buy fest skins..... and the prices are already doubled in ah

By long shot does anyone have extra copies of glass observatory and/or starsong bc those two are the ones id really like

I got them thank yall ^^

[sc-cresteds]

The slowest grower ever is now a whopping 8g at a year old. I don't know why she grows so slow, but she is growing!

[mod2amaryllis]

I’m wondering if I could get some advice since you’ve had so many bettas. I’m thinking about getting some amanos for my girl’s tank since there’s a lot of algae and detritus. I’ve given her platy fry in the past to eat and if she didn’t get them before they reached a cm she stopped going after them, but she eats all of the bladder snails I put it (she knocks them over then slurps them up). At first I thought she’ll ignore them since they’ll be big (she’s not fully grown yet) but after that last I’m more hesitant.

that's interesting that she goes for the snails but not the fry, you could tryyy shrimp??? see if you can get bigger amanos? 😬 a fully grown amano shrimp generally can't be messed with, both by size and quickness/hiding ability, but the trick is growing them out.

I've had mixed success, i have 2 amanos in with long fin plinko and they've both been fine a year, but I very rarely see them and they haven't made much of a dent in the hair algae. the one female i tried then with attacked ON SIGHT, like instant crazy hunting aggression, but i managed to save them (that's why they're with plinko lol). then grumpy work boy will attack fish, attack snails, yet leaves his two amanos alone, and they're pretty bold.

I'd try it, but watch like a hawk until she definitely notices them. like guide her attention so you see her first reaction, that way you can hopefully evacuate if she decides to be on sight hunter. shrimp are tough!!! amanos are your best bet but they need time to grow and settle. good luck!