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There are four different fur varieties of the Havana bunny. The original color and most popular is the chocolate variety. This is the color that gave them their name, since they look like Havana cigars. These rabbits also come in black, blue/lilac, and multi-colored. The temperament of the Havana does not depend on the color of the fur, so it is just a personal choice. If you plan to show your rabbit, the chocolate is the most popular in this venue. Since Havana rabbits are known for their fur, you need to take special care of the things that contribute to her fur health. Protein is an amino acid that contributes to the health of the skin, fur, and blood supply in your rabbit. Because of this, you should feed your rabbit a pellet with a decent amount of protein, which can be between 15 to 18%. The rabbit pellet protein will be listed on the label of the food pellet you buy. The first ingredient should be crude protein followed by a combination of crude fat, crude fiber, and other nutrients. You need to keep your Havana clean in order to keep her coat as lush as possible. The excrement in her cage should be cleaned out at least once every day to every two days. If you don't, your rabbit may be at risk of flystrike, which is where a fly lays its eggs in her fur and is then bred in her skin. This is no necessarily deadly, but it causes major problems for your rabbits health and will leave obvious marks on her skin and fur.

summary: Pick the color of fur. Feed her enough protein. Keep her clean.

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If you have a study partner that is also learning English, make a point of speaking to one another exclusively in English. This will sometimes be frustrating, but there's no better practice than actually speaking the language you're hoping to learn. Get a part-time job that requires you to speak English. Places that have a large amount of tourist clientele are ideal, as the global use of English ensures its use by many world travelers. Since English is so common, you can likely practice your English in everyday conversations with strangers as well. For instance, when ordering food or buying something in a big city, greet the cashier in English. If they respond in English, you have a great chance to practice. Outside of any formal coursework, make sure to practice writing in English, ideally about things you're interested in or find meaningful. One easy option is to keep an English language journal, and simply write in it every evening. Talk about your day or something you've been thinking about. Without even trying, you'll end up using new English language skills as you learn more advanced grammar. Correspond with a friend via written letters. This is a fun way to practice, because you get to read and talk to your friend as you do it. If you don't have a reliable speaking partner, you can always find one online. People are trying to learn English all over the world, and there are plenty of other people looking for a speaking partner! There are entire websites dedicated to helping people learn languages together. Use Speaky. Set up a free account on the Speaky website and find speaking partners based on shared interests. This site lets you chat through texts and audio and video calls. Speaky also offers a mobile app so you can practice speaking on the go. Check out Coeffee. Coeffee is another online language-learning community where you can play cooperative games that will help you learn English words and phrases. Read in English out loud, and look up words you're unsure about pronouncing correctly. Though it may feel silly, practicing your pronunciation out loud is vital to truly mastering a language. For extra silliness and creative inspiration, read English-language poetry or English translations of your favorite poems or stories out loud. Familiarizing yourself with English rhymes gives you extra clues as to certain words' pronunciation. Record yourself speaking English. Listening to recordings of yourself will help you identify words and sounds you're struggling with. A word could sound alright when you say it out loud, but you might notice a few mistakes when you hear yourself saying it.

summary: Speak English whenever you can. Write in English casually. Practice both speaking and writing in online learning communities. Emphasize pronunciation.

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Use a plastic bag that is easy to turn inside out, like a plastic shopping bag. You also want to be sure that the bag is big enough so that your hand will fit inside it. Make sure that the bag doesn't have any rips or holes. Make sure that you are able to move your fingers inside the bag. You are going to grab the spider with the bag, so you want to make sure that the bag is flexible enough to do this. Walk over to the spider with the bag on your hand. With the hand that is inside the bag, grab the spider. Try to be gentle and not to squeeze, or else you could kill the spider. Try to grab the spider so that it is surrounded by the bag and is not being squeezed between your fingers. Quickly, before the spider can escape, turn the bag inside out. This way the spider will be trapped inside the bag. Pinch the top of the bag so that the spider can't escape out the top. Take the spider outside and shake out the bag. The spider should come out. You also can leave the bag outside and come back for it later, but be sure to remember, you don't want to litter!
summary: Get a plastic bag. Put your hand inside the bag. Grab the spider. Turn the bag inside out. Release the spider.