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What if the Gulf of Mexico didn't exist?

The Caribbean, however, would still exist.

How would it affect ecosystems, climates (i.e. Louisiana), flora, and fauna?

A7, Fmaj7, Em7 (or Cmaj9), D9

I asked because I want opinions on two of my favorite types of pet.

For me, fish because:

1. They vary. Freshwater, saltwater, brackish, coldwater etc.

2. One can do many biotopes based on other parts of the world and community setups.

3. They come in any color imagineable, depending on what species you get.

4. Fish don't produce much noise, if any.

5. Fish never shed their fur all over the couch.

Guinea pigs because:

1. They're so cute and interactable.

2. The wheeking noise they make is cute 

3. Fish need their tank to be cycled first for a few weeks until adding them. Guinea pigs, on the other hand, are terrestrial animals. Who in the devil's name tests a guinea pig habitat for nitrites?

I have a twenty gallon long aquarium and there is a gold gourami in it and I'm looking for a small community setup for it.

Any suggestions appreciated.

Preferably freshwater. Any biotope is welcome.

Imagine North America the way it is now. In particular, I'm talking about the US and Mexico in particular.

There is one major exception, the Gulf of Mexico is land, not seawater. Well, for starters, Texas would be a land locked state.

How else would the climate, biomes, and fauna be different if the Gulf of Mexico were terrestrial?

It can be any animal, not just the conventional snakes, spiders, or other creepy crawlies.

Anyway, I pretty much love all animals, but I'd have to say American cockroach because of their scary eye-looking thorax and how big they are for a household insect.

Other than that, I love them all, so I can't think of anymore.

I want to make a mob mod inspired by other mods of that kind.

Ideally, I prefer a simple one.

IDon't get me wrong as I do like all dogs equally, but initially, it was supposed to be a top 10 list. It does not have to be in order.

Pomeranian

Cavalier King Charles Spaniel

Boston Terrier

Scottish Terrier

Pekingese

American Bully

Bichon Frise

Boxer

Pug

Shetland Sheepdog

Old English Sheepdog

American Bulldog

Basset Hound

Australian Shepherd

French Bulldog

Chihuahua

Dachshund

Corgi

Shih Tzu

Toy Poodle

My cast would be

Pyroar - Simba and Nala

Solgaleo - Mufasa

Luxray - Scar

Mightyena - Shenzi, Banzai, and Ed

Either Archen or Oricorio Sensu - Zazu

Simisage - Rafiki

Plioswine - Pumbaa

Zangoose - Timon

What are some good pets for a 20 long aquarium.

Here is the criteria:

-Does not have to eat live food (rodents, insects)

-No fully aquatic animals because that tank did have water leaking underneath it .

Let's take an example in the key of C, where normally, the chords constitute C, Dm, Em, F, G, Am, and B diminished.

In, blues, something extra is added. They're normally not just C, F, and G. They're seven chords (or extensions).

C = C E G

F = F A C

G = G B D

In blues, they're extended into dominant chords. G7 if the natural dominant in C major, but in blues, the minor 7th note is also added to C and F chords, making them dominants.

C7 (C, E, G, and B-flat) comes from C mixolydian scale/F major)

F7 (F, A, C, E-flat) comes from the C dorian scale/F mixolydian/B-flat major).

C major isn't meant to naturally accomodate sharp or flay keys, but somehow, in blues, the C and F chords (B-flat note and E-flat notes respectively) are added to make them dominants.

What is the history behind the dominant chords in blues.

BONUS (my opinion): Since the tonic major of blues is mainly a dominant 7th, I think "major" blues (C) should have the mixolydian time signature. This is also logical IMO because G7 is sometimes heard in C mixolydian's relative major, F, as a dominant of the dominant chord and that in F major, F7 is also used to resolve to a B-flat.

Mattel is currently the owner of HiT Entertainment, but imagine history if Disney bought HiT instead.

I have determined that my top five favorite breeds are (possibly subject to change):

1. Pomeranians

2. Scottish Terriers

3. Cavalier Kings

4. Boston Terrier

5. Pekingese

When I move out, which would be best for a first-timer, specifically at least I want two.

I am keeping a CTF as a pet, so are they solitary or not?

I have one squareback marsh crab (Armases cinereum) in a five-gallon aquarium.

It has brackish water, so the salinity is about 1.001 or 1.002.

It has half land (on sand)/half water and it has oyster shells (not live oysters) inside as decor?

Is there anyway I can improve his enclosure?

Do any of you fish hobbyists have any unpopular opinion on any critters or setups in this very hobby?

Mine: I think common plecos and pacu should be banished from the hobby as they get to unsuitable sizes for the average home aquarium.