AlwaysToken12
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Hey guys, i have a large iguana who shits alot and i wanna know how to compost it.. Btw he has a healthy diet of all veggies. 
Composting lizard shit?
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AlwaysToken12
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No, i don't really know too much about composing, but i like the idea alot.
Rrog
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http://journeytoforever.org/farm_library/QR/QRToC.html
Fabulous book on compost. Real compost. Not bagged. The real stuff that you make for free.
This little book has been recommended to me many times. I only just now read it. I now feel stupid for not having read this a long time ago. What a dumbass. Don't be a dumbass like me.
I thought so highly of the book on so many levels that I am compelled to encourage more people to read it. There is a larger message there.
It is short
It is fun
It is an easy read
It is an online book, free to everyone. Somehow very fitting.
Great Facts: The book was certainly factually informational. Great insight into composting. Very practical.
The Great Benefits: There are many great stories about the many benefits of using real compost. Plant health, disease and pest resistance, human health improvement. The works. Very entertaining.
The Great Story: I was really really enjoyed the background story about the author, Maye E. Bruce and her battle with corporate chemical manufacturers and the brainwashed "scientists" of the day. This was back between 1936 and 1946. Even back then corporate motherfuckers were extracting life from us.
Fuck a corporation. Make compost today.
Fabulous book on compost. Real compost. Not bagged. The real stuff that you make for free.
This little book has been recommended to me many times. I only just now read it. I now feel stupid for not having read this a long time ago. What a dumbass. Don't be a dumbass like me.
I thought so highly of the book on so many levels that I am compelled to encourage more people to read it. There is a larger message there.
It is short
It is fun
It is an easy read
It is an online book, free to everyone. Somehow very fitting.
Great Facts: The book was certainly factually informational. Great insight into composting. Very practical.
The Great Benefits: There are many great stories about the many benefits of using real compost. Plant health, disease and pest resistance, human health improvement. The works. Very entertaining.
The Great Story: I was really really enjoyed the background story about the author, Maye E. Bruce and her battle with corporate chemical manufacturers and the brainwashed "scientists" of the day. This was back between 1936 and 1946. Even back then corporate motherfuckers were extracting life from us.
Fuck a corporation. Make compost today.
AlwaysToken12
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Haha will do 
thanks
thanks