Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Add plants to make the pond more like the fish's natural habitat. Let your pond water settle for 1 day before adding fish. Catch some fish from a local pond.

Answer: Many fish eat wetland plants in their natural habitat. To anchor a plant without damaging its roots, take the roots in your hand and make a beak with your fingers around them. Sink your hand into the soil while covering the plant's roots and then open your fingers. This will ensure that the roots spread out before the cover settles over them. Arrange your plants in clusters of 2 to 3 so that baby fish can hide from larger predators that can (and will) eat them. Try plants like cattail, lotus, iris, and water hyacinth. Position the plants both in the center of the pond and along the hole's shelf. When placing ponds in the center, ensure a few feet of space between them to prevent crowding. Letting the water settle is especially crucial for water that hasn't been treated to remove chlorine. When adding your fish, net them and gently dump them into your pond. Acclimatize your fish to the new water before putting them into the pond. Do this by putting them into a tub or bucket with their original water, then gradually adding your pond water until they are breathing almost pure pond water. Get several pond fish to start. Try to get more than 1 species, and more than 1 of each species. This ensures that your pond has diversity and your fish can reproduce and make more fish. If you're planning to eat your fish, make sure they're an edible species. Include cleaners such as crawdads (crayfish) to keep the bottom of the tank clean and make sure they have plenty of rocks to hide under. A good rule of thumb is to have at least 3 breeding pairs (3 males, 3 females, all mature). Make sure you have species that won't kill each other right off the bat. You can also buy fish from local pet stores or contact the local wildlife and fisheries department and ask about ordering hatchlings.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Wash the area with soap and water. Give small blisters some air. Protect unpopped blisters.

Answer: If you have a blister, no matter how small, it's important to keep the area clean. This will help ensure that if it accidentally pops, it won't get infected. Small, unbroken blisters will go away on their own after a few days. There's no need to pop them or bandage them. Just air them out as much as you can. If the blister is on your foot, wear sandals or loose slippers around the house to give it time to heal. If the blister is on your hand, there's no need to wear gloves or a bandage as long as you aren't using your hands to do something that might cause the blister to break or get infected. When you leave the house or start an activity, protect unpopped blisters so they don't accidentally get popped. Use a loose bandage or a donut moleskin bandage to cover it. Donut moleskin bandages are available at most pharmacies. They create a protective barrier around the blister, while still allowing it to breathe.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Choose an appropriately-sized tank. Regulate the aquarium temperature as needed. Provide snails with a substrate at the bottom. Keep a clean environment.

Answer: The size of your tank will largely depend on how big your snail is, how many snails you have, and whether the snails you've chosen are prone to rapid and large-scale reproduction. Do not exceed 20 snails per one gallon tank. If you don't have a full aquarium tank, you can use a clean quart- or gallon-sized container with transparent walls. It's best if you can see your snails to assess their health, so opt for glass or clear plastic containers when choosing an environment. If using a smaller container, do not exceed three to six snails per quart, depending on their size. Make sure you have a secure lid for your tank (ideally a screen lid that will allow fresh air to circulate through the aquarium). Some snails are notorious for finding ways to escape from their tanks. The ideal water temperature for freshwater snails is between 72 to 82 degrees Fahrenheit (22 to 28 degrees Celsius). Many saltwater snails require similar temperature ranges. The bumble bee snail, for example, does best when the water is between 72 and 78 degrees Fahrenheit (22 to 25 degrees Celsius). Depending on certain environmental factors, like the ambient temperature in your home and the climate you live in, you may need to regulate the aquarium temperature to keep the water within an appropriate range. You can also rearrange the aquarium within your home so that it is in a more stable environment, with an ideal room temperature between 64 to 77 degrees Fahrenheit (18 to 25 degrees Celsius). Keep the aquarium away from direct sunlight to prevent the water from getting too warm during the day. Aquarium heaters are available to warm up the water if you live in a cold climate with poor insulation or inadequate heating, or if it gets too cold at night in your home. You can buy aquarium heaters at most pet stores and through online retailers. The bottom of your tank is an important component of a healthy aquarium. Most snails need some type of aquatic plants in the aquarium, which means you'll have to bury the roots in substrate. Many snails also scavenge through the substrate looking for food, so be sure your snail has some type of stable environment available at the bottom of the tank. Sand works best for many varieties of aquatic snail, though some may enjoy digging through gravel. About one or two inches of substrate should be sufficient for most snails. Talk to a qualified aquarium expert at your local pet store to find out about the ideal conditions for the type of snail you're interested in. Every aquatic creature needs a clean tank. However, snails are particularly sensitive to their environment. They feed off of algae and decaying plant matter, but they also need clean, fresh water. If your aquarium is left unattended, your snail may not survive for long. Check the water on a regular basis to make sure that none of your snails (or any other aquatic organisms living in your tank) have died. Use a fish net to scoop out any dead organisms from your tank before they begin to decompose. Any time the water becomes murky/cloudy or starts to smell, you'll need to change the water.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Press 'B' to pull weeds. Understand that the number of weeds you have can affect your citizen satisfaction. Keep the flowers in your town well-watered to keep your citizens happy. Select the watering can from your inventory. Water your flowers with the watering can.

Answer:
All you need to do in order to pull weeds in Animal Crossing is to stand next to a weed and press the "b" button. This will cause your character to bend over and pull the weed out of the ground. If you don't play for a long stretch of time, there will be a lot of weeds in your town and you may have to spend longer on this step. Citizens don't like weeds. They detract from the beautiful scenery otherwise created by flowers and trees. If you leave the weeds alone, it will cause your citizen satisfaction to decrease. Both you and your citizens are capable of planting and watering flowers. However, your citizens won't be able to keep all of the flowers happy. When a flower doesn't get enough water, it will begin to wilt and turn grey. This also causes a decrease in citizen satisfaction. If you do not have a watering can yet, scroll down to Method 3 to learn how to get one. If you have a watering can, you can press "x" to bring up your character's inventory. In the inventory, find the icon for the watering can and equip your character with it by dragging and dropping it onto your character's icon. Alternately, you can tap on the watering can and then choose the option "hold" to get your character to hold the can. With your character equipped with a watering can, position your character so that he or she is standing next to the wilted flower. When your character is in position, press the "a" button. This button will trigger the action and your character will water the flower. Again, if you don't have a watering can, read the next section to find out how to get one.