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Hello Together Dogs are great companions and you (hopefully) always choose them wisely. I would be interested to know what breed you have chosen and why? It would also be great if you could link to a product from the Galaxus range that suits your dog best. Mine is an Australian Shepherd and I chose him because you can do everything with this breed. Athletically they are very active and you can teach them so much. It's never boring with this dog! The food bag https://www.galaxus.ch/de/s15/product/trixie-dog-activity-preydummy-apportieren-wurfspielzeug-belohnung-hundespielzeug-6317196 is a great match for my Aussie, as he needs daily challenges and has to earn his food. His "will to please" is really exploited. Looking forward to great reports! :-)

Usually, when healthy floral animals such as stony corals, photosynthetic gorgonians or disc anemones suddenly die in reef aquariums, this happens between spring and early autumn. There is a special reason for this, mostly pesticides and especially herbicides like glyphosate are to blame, which are carried in the air into aquariums. We did experiments with glyphosate, diluted 1:999'999 or 1 gram dissolved in a million litres of salt water, first killed the zooxanthellae, then the host, or coral. As with water that is too warm, when oxygen is no longer bound well above 28 C, the corals bleached first until the host animal then died. We used 12 sessile stony coral species, 4-5 leather coral species, 2 host anemones, tubeworms, sea urchins, starfish, Caribbean gorgonians such as heickler Muriciopsis, xenids, three deep-sea species with a gorgonian and and and 4 different disc anemone species, disc anemones and a few other sesile coral species; in other words, a whole reef. There were only two survivors; two leather corals. All the lower animals decomposed, 90% mass of the surviving leather corals too. In any case, we should no longer keep marine animals in aquariums or buy new ones. In the last 30 years, the market has become a multi-billion industry, the effects of which are already having devastating effects on the reefs. reefs. Most reef fish are not breedable, or only under great simulated sea pressure, and the production of food for fish larvae and juveniles is an unsolvable problem. The aquarium industry should think about keeping this wonderful hobby alive with innovation. Why doesn't the industry produce underwater fish robots yet? The technology would be available, and the difference between the real thing and the robot would hardly be noticeable. With a robot dolphin, many dolphinarium visitors were deceived, all believing the dolphin was real. This technology is the future, especially for the extremely brutal dolphinarium industry. Approximately up to 40% of all dolphinarium dolphins commit suicide due to boredom and depression. There is also a direct link to the sale of abducted dolphin infants in Taiji Japan and dolphin mass slaughter, called Pest Control, elimination by killing. All for fish for the fishermen. By the way, I have been a dolphin and whale activist for 15 years, I can guarantee you, everything you read or hear about the Faroe Islands dolphin mass slaughter, Norway's and Japan's illegal whaling is mostly fake and propaganda. Marine mammals are being eliminated by all three countries for fish, cetaceans, dolphins and whales, are eating away their fish, they claim. But none of them is honest enough to admit that overfishing is to blame for the collapse of fish stocks. Cetaceans are important for the climate, global biodiversity and oxygen production.