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Sunni
09:29:41 Sunni bunny
-HEE Click-
Oh nice
ZequineZ
09:20:04 ZEZ - ZZ
Plants don’t add bacteria but they do consume some of the toxins
Hummingbird Meadows
09:19:29 Bird
@Em, that's a good idea. Do the plants add bacteria too?
ZequineZ
09:19:24 ZEZ - ZZ
Beneficial bacteria can be hit or miss I’ve heard but I personally have had good results with it. If you can steal some established filter media from someone that boosts it too
Insignia Elites
09:17:52 Em
If you add beneficial bacteria which you can get at pet stores it can make it faster :)
Angels angels
09:17:48 [1k+ brindles] Angel
With cycling though you have to take into account a brand new fresh tank can run forever but unless something is put into the system, it will never be cycled because the beneficial bacteria doesn't have anything to feed on
ZequineZ
09:17:40 ZEZ - ZZ
Yeah I did have issues with nitrite for months myself thinking back
Hummingbird Meadows
09:16:24 Bird
@Zz, just a month is nothing. I can do that. My research says 10-12 weeks which is like 3 months!
Angels angels
09:15:35 [1k+ brindles] Angel
Bird
Well if you are wanting just one, a betta is the way to go. They are super friendly and personable and very easy to care for
ZequineZ
09:15:33 ZEZ - ZZ
I second the research. Specifically research the nitrogen cycle. Running it for A week isn’t enough usually. Mine took a month
Hummingbird Meadows
09:14:48 Bird
I think I am just scared of having multiple fish vs just one.
Angels angels
09:14:36 [1k+ brindles] Angel
Em
I had them breed back when I had a large angelfish tank lol of course the angels ate the eggs
Insignia Elites
09:14:27 Em
I would just say overall ALWAYS do your research! Every fish needs something different such as tank size, food. etc. Also some fish don't get along with others. :) Plus what works for one person might not work for another.
ZequineZ
09:14:07 ZEZ - ZZ
Corys are cute but they theyre bottom dwelling, but that doesn’t mean you can’t have something else to hang in the middle
Angels angels
09:13:59 [1k+ brindles] Angel
Bird
No they are small. You can even get pygmy ones which are really tiny
Hummingbird Meadows
09:13:28 Bird
@Angels, don't they need bigger tanks though?
Insignia Elites
09:13:25 Em
@bird yes! they scavenge the substrate for food! But watching them breed is really inserting! Mine do every so often but the eggs always get eaten. They are considered a bottom dweller :)
Hummingbird Meadows
09:13:18 Bird
@Stardust, sounds like she has just had a long day.
Angels angels
09:13:11 [1k+ brindles] Angel
Bird
Yesss I love corys. I always add them to my tank because they eat leftover food that sinks to the bottom and help reduce ammonia spikes
Star Fields
09:12:33 Stardust/Comet

Ok so this is a genuine question for any parents on HEE - My mom said dinner's ready and I said what are we having. She said chicken, shrimp, and salad. I said what kind of salad and she started freaking out and telling me I'm rude and not supportive. Now here's the question - Is there a reason for this?

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Sunni
09:29:41 Sunni bunny
-HEE Click-
Oh nice
ZequineZ
09:20:04 ZEZ - ZZ
Plants don’t add bacteria but they do consume some of the toxins
Hummingbird Meadows
09:19:29 Bird
@Em, that's a good idea. Do the plants add bacteria too?
ZequineZ
09:19:24 ZEZ - ZZ
Beneficial bacteria can be hit or miss I’ve heard but I personally have had good results with it. If you can steal some established filter media from someone that boosts it too
Insignia Elites
09:17:52 Em
If you add beneficial bacteria which you can get at pet stores it can make it faster :)
Angels angels
09:17:48 [1k+ brindles] Angel
With cycling though you have to take into account a brand new fresh tank can run forever but unless something is put into the system, it will never be cycled because the beneficial bacteria doesn't have anything to feed on
ZequineZ
09:17:40 ZEZ - ZZ
Yeah I did have issues with nitrite for months myself thinking back
Hummingbird Meadows
09:16:24 Bird
@Zz, just a month is nothing. I can do that. My research says 10-12 weeks which is like 3 months!
Angels angels
09:15:35 [1k+ brindles] Angel
Bird
Well if you are wanting just one, a betta is the way to go. They are super friendly and personable and very easy to care for
ZequineZ
09:15:33 ZEZ - ZZ
I second the research. Specifically research the nitrogen cycle. Running it for A week isn’t enough usually. Mine took a month
Hummingbird Meadows
09:14:48 Bird
I think I am just scared of having multiple fish vs just one.
Angels angels
09:14:36 [1k+ brindles] Angel
Em
I had them breed back when I had a large angelfish tank lol of course the angels ate the eggs
Insignia Elites
09:14:27 Em
I would just say overall ALWAYS do your research! Every fish needs something different such as tank size, food. etc. Also some fish don't get along with others. :) Plus what works for one person might not work for another.
ZequineZ
09:14:07 ZEZ - ZZ
Corys are cute but they theyre bottom dwelling, but that doesn’t mean you can’t have something else to hang in the middle
Angels angels
09:13:59 [1k+ brindles] Angel
Bird
No they are small. You can even get pygmy ones which are really tiny
Hummingbird Meadows
09:13:28 Bird
@Angels, don't they need bigger tanks though?
Insignia Elites
09:13:25 Em
@bird yes! they scavenge the substrate for food! But watching them breed is really inserting! Mine do every so often but the eggs always get eaten. They are considered a bottom dweller :)
Hummingbird Meadows
09:13:18 Bird
@Stardust, sounds like she has just had a long day.
Angels angels
09:13:11 [1k+ brindles] Angel
Bird
Yesss I love corys. I always add them to my tank because they eat leftover food that sinks to the bottom and help reduce ammonia spikes
Star Fields
09:12:33 Stardust/Comet

Ok so this is a genuine question for any parents on HEE - My mom said dinner's ready and I said what are we having. She said chicken, shrimp, and salad. I said what kind of salad and she started freaking out and telling me I'm rude and not supportive. Now here's the question - Is there a reason for this?

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Ponys Guide to Cool Palette stuff May 10, 2020 12:28 PM


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Welcome all!
Today I'll be teaching you some cool palette tips,
including
- Borders
- Gradients
- Repeated Backgrounds
And more!
Stay tuned!
Ponys Guide to Cool Palette stuff May 10, 2020 12:28 PM


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- All About Borders -
There is a lot more to borders than what meets the eye.
You can do borders from all directions, or all around.
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There are also different types of borders!
The variations include:
- solid
- dashed
- dotted
- double
- ridge
- groove
- inset
- outset
- hidden
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The code can be used in the following sides/directions on the bordered box
- left
- right
- top
- bottom
- all
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There's also a border radius. The thinner the radius, the sharper, more rectangular the box will look.
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I recommend using 35px or 10px
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But using 1px is cool too, since it gives you a solid rectangle!
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The coding
The coding set will look like this:
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For the entire box to be bordered, you can do all directions, or just this:
border: 10px solid #afeeee;
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You can switch the hex code, pixels, and the border type.
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For directions, the code will look like this:
border-left: 3px ridge #000000;
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You can change the direction by changing the word left.
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You'll need a border radius as well.
This won't be lined up with the rest of the code, but instead off to the side.
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It looks like:
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border-radius: 1px;
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You can mess around with the border types, px, radius, and directions until you get what you desire.

Edited at May 14, 2020 07:08 AM by Pony Paradise
Ponys Guide to Cool Palette stuff May 10, 2020 12:29 PM


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- All about repeated backgrounds -
This one is going to be rather small, which is why I did more than it.
So! To make a repeated background, you'll have to use this code:
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background-repeat:repeat-y;
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That will make it vertically repeated.
To make it horizontally repeated, you'd simply change the y to an x.

Edited at May 14, 2020 06:53 AM by Pony Paradise
Ponys Guide to Cool Palette stuff May 10, 2020 12:29 PM


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- All about gradients -
Gradients are very fun to play around with!
And they aren't hard to learn either.
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- For this guide, I'll be using a website. {Click} -
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When it comes to gradients, you should know the two basic types.
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Linear (straight up and down, angle can be changed)
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Radial (circle, angle can be changed within limits)
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For palettes, I find it slightly easier to use Linear and mess with angles. But that's just me, I'm not saying you have to do that.
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I wouldn't suggest overloading the gradient with colors; I usually do a light color and then a darker version of it.
Like this:

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This is an example of a Linear Gradient too.
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The website I used (linked below)
has a color 'adjuster'
This color adjuster thing lets you choose where you want the color on the gradient to be:
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This is useful when using more than two colors.
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There's also the matter of opacity, hex codes, and rgb codes.
The website lets you choose from the basic sliding color options, and also how light/dark the color is.
It shows you opacity, hex codes, and rgb, just in case.
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You can mess around with these things to find the perfect color combo for your palette!
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Lastly, what the code looks like. You want to press 'Copy to Clipboard' if you use the site I'm using. If you don't copy the whole thing, it won't work. I learned that the hard way.
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And that's all about gradients!

Edited at May 17, 2020 06:29 AM by Pony Paradise
Ponys Guide to Cool Palette stuff May 10, 2020 12:40 PM


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- Text Shadows -
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So for this one, I'll be using another website (Thank you Sunset for showing it to me) {Click}
and I'll actually be using it to show you most of the little tricks.
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This trick can be used for the page name text.

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The first part of the code, (Right) changes the direction of where the shadow is horizontally.
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The second part (Down) changes the direction vertically. You can mess around with this until you find the right angle.
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Then there's Blur. Blur adjusts the blur of it, like it says. You can mess around with that to experiment with the sharpness.
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Opacity changes the, well, Opacity. I suggest leaving it at 100.
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The color can always be changed once you've copied the code into the HEE format.
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You can choose from various types of text formats too.
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The box at the end is the code. Copy the whole thing and put it beneath the existing code where you want it.

Edited at May 17, 2020 06:30 AM by Pony Paradise
Ponys Guide to Cool Palette stuff May 10, 2020 12:41 PM


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- Transparency -
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So! You want a transparent palette?
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I can (probably) help with that.
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There are two kinds of opacity codes.
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1)
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opacity: 0.9;
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I don't recommend using that one.
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2)
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background: rgba(76, 175, 80, 0.3)
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This one is more organized.
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You'll add that code to line up with the existing code of whatever you want to be transparent
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For the second code, the result will look green. Mess around with the numbers (not the decimal) to get the color you desire
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LINE IT UP BENEATH ANY CODE YOU ADD
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This should be at the bottom of your added/altered code, or it will not work.

Edited at May 17, 2020 06:23 AM by Pony Paradise
Ponys Guide to Cool Palette stuff May 17, 2020 06:27 AM


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- Fonts -
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All the fonts available for a palette!
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There are two different assets of the font.
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Family and Font name.
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Each family has different fonts within them.
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Sans-serif family fonts
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- Arial
- Trebuchet
- Helvetica
- Verdana
- Gill Sans
- Noto Sans
- Avant-garde
- Optima
- Arial Narrow
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Serif Family Fonts
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WIP

Edited at May 18, 2020 08:53 AM by Pony Paradise
Ponys Guide to Cool Palette stuff May 29, 2020 02:22 AM


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Pony!!! A lifesaver, you are! 🤩
Ponys Guide to Cool Palette stuff June 2, 2020 08:47 AM


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- Removing Borders -
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I've been asked how I do it a lot of times xD
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There are two different codes for it.
The first one removes simply the border. You can use it for chatboxes
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border: 0!important
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The other one is for bigger codes, like the chatbox area and the site page.
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box-shadow: none !important;
border: 0 !important;
border-radius: 1px !important;
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And there you have it!
Ponys Guide to Cool Palette stuff June 2, 2020 08:50 AM


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Hehehe yay thank you! <3

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