Article: Angelfish eat a diet primarily composed of meat products. Their main diet should be composed of cichlid flakes and pellets. However, supplement the diet with live foods. Angelfish may enjoy things like brine shrimp, white worms, bloodworms, meal worms, as well as small insects and crustaceans. How much you feed your angelfish depends on a variety of factors, such as the fish's size or environment. You will have to observe your fish's eating habits and behaviors. There will be a trial and error period before you figure out precisely how much to feed your fish. You will also have to adjust feeding amounts as your fish grows. Younger angelfish will need more live foods than older ones. As you angelfish age, you can feed them more pellets and flakes than live foods. For general guidelines, younger angelfish need to eat 3 to 4 times a day. After they grow to full size, however, cut back the amount of food and stick to a strict schedule. Angelfish will overeat and become overweight if fed too much. You need to make sure your angelfish's tank is clean. Each week, detach and clean out the tank filter. This will keep the tank from becoming contaminated, preventing your fish from becoming infected or ill due to bacteria. Use one to two cups of the existing tank water to clean the filter's sponge. Remove the water from the tank. Then, unplug the filter and remove it from the tank. Wash any gunk or grime from the filter. You should wear gloves, as the filter will be slimy. Then, use any leftover water in your bowl to give the filters and tubes from the filter a good scrub. You can then reassemble the filter and place it back in the tank. . At least once a month, you will have to replace the water. You do not need to replace all the water in the tank. Instead aim to replace around 10-25% of the tank's water each month. You may have to adjust temperature and pH levels after changing the water.
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Select the right foods for your angelfish. Observe your angelfish to determine how much to feed it. Clean out the filter each week. Change the tank water once a month
Article: Inspiration comes in many places, but one of the places it never seems to come is when you sit down and tell yourself to "come up with an idea." Take the pressure off of your writing days by recording ideas all day, every day. From lines you overhear that make you laugh to sudden stories that burst into your mind, keep track of ideas throughout the day, not just when you sit at the computer. You can also use your phone to keep track of your ideas! You could type them in your notes, email them to yourself, or use an app, such as Google Docs. Reading often can help you better understand how established writers structure their work, write good sentences, and plot out a story. You can also recognize how they use literary devices to enhance their work. This helps you become a better writer. Try to read every day, even if it's just a few pages. Reading books in the genre you write is an excellent idea, but it's also helpful to read books in other genres. This can help you broaden your understanding of the writing craft and gain new ideas for your own work. Read and watch non-fiction books and documentaries to gain real-world inspiration. Pay attention to the news, read a biography that catches your eye, and watch documentaries and series. What sorts of issues, stories, and ideas grab you? Are there perspectives that would be fun to write from, or that you've never heard from creatively? The world around you is filled with inspiration, so use it. Try writing from the perspective of the people you see on the news. You understand the facts of a war or struggle, but try to actually imagine living it. Creative writing doesn't have to be fiction. Use stories from your life that speak out to you as potentially exciting or compelling stories. You can toss around ideas and build on them. This isn't for every writer, but everyone should at least try group writing or brainstorming. It usually works best when someone brings an initial idea in: "what if the Terracotta warriors were really alive," allowing everyone to pitch in ideas and build on the initial idea until it's built into a story worth telling. Almost all writers enjoy having at least one person to bounce ideas off. Frequently, just vocalizing your plots or ideas can make them much clearer and easier to write. Just start typing, and don't let yourself stop for at least five minutes. Write everything that comes to mind, following ideas and threads until you get distracted or bored, then write about something else. This doesn't have to turn into anything -- rather, free writing is the equivalent of stretching for athletes. You get out of your head and onto the page-- the first step towards getting your writing groove going. Look online at collections of "free writing prompts." There are thousands of ideas out there to spark your creative juices and get the writing flowing, even if only for a few minutes. Rewrite passages from your favorite books -- many famous authors, from Billy Collins to Cormac McCarthy, literally re-wrote favorite chapters to learn from the best.
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Keep a small notebook to constantly record ideas, lines, and characters. Make reading fiction a regular habit. Get inspiration from non-fiction sources. Consider brainstorming with a close friend or group. Sit down at the computer and type something, anything, to get started.
Article: This is a great way to give your bill a permanent curve, as it is very effective and easy to do. Curve the bill inward so that the ends are touching, and slide it into a coffee mug. The curved bill should fit into the coffee mug with no problem. Allow the cap to sit in the mug overnight, and it will be perfectly curved when you remove it in the morning. You'll need a can (soda can, beer can, soup can, etc.) and a rubber band to secure it in place. Leave your hat wrapped like this overnight, and you'll have a nice, subtle curve in the bill of your baseball cap. You can also use a baseball instead of a can or glass. This will be a bit harder to hold in place with a rubber band, but is doable and will get you similar results. Turn your hat upside down so that the inside is facing upwards. Curve the bill so that the ends of it are touching. Then, fold the bill towards the back opening of the hat, and slide the curved bill into the hat's opening. The opening will hold the bill in place. Leave the hat in this position overnight. This method will give you a less intense curve in the bill of your baseball cap.
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Stick the bill of your baseball cap in a coffee mug overnight. Wrap the bill of your baseball cap around a can or glass overnight. Curve the bill of your hat into the back opening of your hat.