Write an article based on this "Select at least three types of vegetables per feeding, including one high in vitamin A. Avoid overfeeding your bunny certain vegetables. Use carrots and fruits as treats."
article: Each type of vegetable will give your bunny different nutrients, ensure she eats a variety of veggies, and will allow her to practice different chewing motions. Your bunny's teeth are constantly growing, so helping her work her teeth will help with grinding. Good vegetables for your bunny include: Collard greens (high in vitamin A) Beet greens (the tops, high in vitamin A) Lettuce: Romaine, Red or Green leaf (no iceberg or light colored leaf) Spinach Parsley Basil Mint Bok Choy Dandelion leaves Mustard greens Pea pods (just the pods) Brussels sprouts Swiss chard Broccoli (the leaves and stems) Cilantro Dill The green part of carrots Celery leaves Watercress Some vegetables can be harmful if your bunny eats too much over a short period of time, or if she develops a build-up of certain nutrients in her body. Vegetables like kale, parsley, mustard greens and spinach should be fed sparingly to your bunny as they are high in oxalates and goitrogens. Vegetables such as eggplants, potatoes, and tomato plant leaves are toxic to rabbits and should not be fed to them under any circumstances. The image of a bunny munching on a pile of carrots is in fact an unhealthy one, as carrots are high in sugar and oxalate, the later can encourage bladder stone formation. Carrots should only be used as treats for your bunny. Give your bunny a inch of carrot to chew no more than once every other day to prevent a build-up of sugar in her diet. Bunnies also enjoy sugar and are prone to eating sugary foods over healthy ones. Fruits are also high in natural sugar and sugary fruits like bananas and grapes should only be given to your bunny as occasional treats. Limit your bunny's fruit consumption to one to two tablespoons per 5 lbs of bunny weight and go for high fiber fruits like apples, blueberries, oranges (no peel), papaya, and pineapple.

Write an article based on this "Use a biological filter. Add barley straw to your pond. Add plants to the pond."
article: A biological filter uses bacteria to remove organic waste that can accumulate in your pond. You could get an in-pond filter or an external filter. In-pond filters have a pump attached to a fountain that runs into the pond. While they are easy to setup and install, they are difficult to clean because you must remove the entire contraption from the pond. External filters are very easy to clean, but it can be difficult to get the right size and pump, since they are usually designed for pools, not ponds. While these bacteria occur naturally in ponds, they are not present in the quantities necessary to adequately filter all the toxins that occur in most ponds. Get a filter capable of filtering about twice the amount of water that our pond contains. For instance, if a filter says it can adequately filter 3,000 liters, you should use it only if your pond is around 1,500 liters or less. If you get a filter that matches your pond's volume exactly, it will struggle to keep the pond clean. Your filter should filter your entire pond in about two hours. Check the speed of the pump and compare it to your pond's volume to choose the right one. As barley straw decomposes, it releases a chemical that prevents algae from growing. One bale of barley straw treats 1,000 gallons of water. In other words, if your pond holds 100 gallons, you'd need only one-tenth of a bale. The best way to add the straw is to wrap a softball-sized portion of straw in mesh netting and toss the balled-up straw in the pond. Alternatively, you could add liquid barley straw. One tablespoon usually treats about 50 gallons. If you don't notice a change after about a week, add more gradually. Barley straw is readily available at most garden centers. Barley straw is safe for use in ponds with fish. You could add both floating plants and submerged plants to your pond. Both will keep algae at bay and keep your pond clean in a natural way. Add floating plants. Lilies and lotus reduce the total surface area of the pond that algae can thrive on, and absorb nutrients that algae would otherwise use to grow. Submerged plants like hornwort, parrot's feather, and anacharis add oxygen to the water, preventing algae. They can be kept below the water's surface by attaching them to a rock or putting them in a plant pot and adding weight until it sinks.

Write an article based on this "Arrange decorative plates. Hang mirrors Place plants or branches along the walls. Hang paintings Select window treatments."
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Select the plates or china you want to display. They can be funky, eclectic, or come in different colors and sizes. Or you can pick plates or china that are all the same size, style, or color. Decide if you want to hang them symmetrically or create a unique, asymmetrical design. If you don't to hang the plates, you could hang a plate rack to set them on or prop them against a sideboard or hutch. To create a fun gallery wall, intersperse hanging plates with artwork. to enlarge the space. If you want to make a small dining room appear larger, hang a large mirror on a wall. Try to hang it on the wall that's opposite from a window so the mirror will reflect more light. You could also hang lots of smaller mirrors in different sizes to create an interesting effect. Choose mirrors with frames that match the style of the room. For example, if you're decorating an elegant dining room, choose a mirror with a thick silver or gold frame. Or if you're decorating a vintage kitchen, look for a mirror at your local antique store. A great place to put a mirror is above a buffet table. For an earthy or dramatic look, arrange branches above the windows or hang plants from the ceiling. Decide if you want plants that trail as they grow or if you'd like to hang small, potted plants on wall-mounted vases. Or, use high-quality faux plants and flowers. Plants can also introduce a pop of color into the dining room. If you want to use branches, leave them natural or paint them to stand out against your wall. For low-maintenance plants, suspend succulents from small containers or place them on shelves. Put large arrangements of flowers on your sideboard or in the center of your dining table. . You can easily choose or make paintings that reflect the style of your dining room. Mix or match painting styles to create a gallery-type wall. Play around with grouping the paintings until you find an arrangement that you like. Or choose one large painting to be the focal point of a wall. You can also hang photographs instead of paintings or hang a mixture of paintings and photos. For example, hang black and white photographs with colorful paintings. If you have a window in your dining room, don't forget to hang curtains, blinds, or drapes. These will soften the space and complete the walls. For a casual dining room or breakfast nook, consider installing Roman shades that can easily be raised and lowered. Use rich, billowy fabrics for elegant dining room windows or install interior shutters, for a rustic look. Consider the lighting in the room when you purchase window treatments. For example, if you want to let in more light, stick with sheer fabrics.