Problem: How to make the arm of death
Pour some water or orange juice into a food-grade rubber glove.
Leave enough room at the top for tying a knot and for adding gummy worms.
Since this has the potential to be slightly messy, pour the liquid over a sink to take care of any spills. OPTIONS:
- Color-tape the arm of death black. If the colors are not what you want, then you can skip this step and use a matching orange marker.
- Attach the arm of death between two pincers or rubber bands. If you have a rubber band on each side, this can be used to hold the arm together.
- Cut a strip of red ribbon to wrap around the " armpit. " Many celebrities twist their neck forward to add texture, and others twist inward to add elasticity.
- If you're using water, then add some food coloring. Just make sure the hand doesn't get visually lost in the color of the punch--you want to use contrasting colors.

Answer: If you're using water, then add some food coloring. Just make sure the hand doesn't get visually lost in the color of the punch--you want to use contrasting colors.

Problem: How to choose a hypoallergenic cat breed
Try a devon rex.
This cat, which has a curly coat, tends to shed less than other cats. While it's not the hair that causes allergies, the dander and saliva can be carried by the hair. OPTIONS:
- Devon rex cat cats require regular attention throughout the day that can recommence normal play. These cats will like this routine regardless of their hair color and age.
- Therefore, a cat that sheds less may cause fewer allergies. This cat is a very social cat and enjoys spending time with its family.
- Before breeding, get an devon rex in a temperate area with little threat of frost, if you prefer. Devon rex are naturally athletic cats, which means that if you bred them in the warmer months, they will shed less.
- Devon rex breed cats require a large area of pristine pasture so they'll shed more frequently than other cats. You can also foster a devon rex's ability to shed by : Keeping the cat up where light is limited.

Answer: Therefore, a cat that sheds less may cause fewer allergies. This cat is a very social cat and enjoys spending time with its family.

Problem: How to take care of molly fry
Find a large enough tank.
Look for a tank between five and 20 gallons to raise your fry. If you intend to keep the mother molly in with the fry, have multiple broods going into the same tank, or if you have a large brood, opt for a larger tank. OPTIONS:
- Generally, for broods without their mother, a 10 gallon tank will be sufficient. If your fry are going to be live born, make sure you have the nursery tank ready before the mother gives birth.
- You can also try a water planter if you need them. Provide some warm water in the tank.
- Cut down on the size and water to accommodate breeding according to water volume. If the breeding tank is less than 15 gallons, pick a freshwater tank.
- This may be more than enough for upwards of five fish. Generally, if the fry more eat than the mother molly, they will pick other fish.
Answer: Generally, for broods without their mother, a 10 gallon tank will be sufficient. If your fry are going to be live born, make sure you have the nursery tank ready before the mother gives birth.