In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Visit your local grocery store or farmers market and purchase some fresh fruits and vegetables. (Organic produce is best, if possible.) Pick up some lettuce, kiwifruit, banana, bell peppers, grapes, strawberries, blueberries, or any other fruits and veggies you like. Wash them thoroughly, and cut them up into very small pieces.  Hermit crabs don't like the taste of citrus fruits like lemon and lime and will probably not eat them. They also don't like herbs (peppermint, rosemary). They tend to avoid "Prunus fruits" or "stone fruits" (cherries, apricots, plums). If you have oak trees or red maple trees in your area, these trees provide a great source of nutrition for your hermit crab. Harvest a few oak leaves and some oak bark, or some red maple leaves. Be sure to wash your leaves and bark in dechlorinated water.  Oak trees have leaves with a "lobe and sinus" pattern. Maple leaves have three "fingers" (think of the Canadian flag). Oak trees drop acorns, while maple trees drop "helicopters." In addition to fruit and veggies, it is crucial for hermit crabs to have some form of protein everyday. Your crab may enjoy cooked lean beef, chicken, salmon, or shrimp. Or you can add dried plankton, krill or any other dried sea creatures (available at most pet stores). Be sure the protein you provide has not been seasoned with spices or table salt. Your hermit crab can eat almost any kind of vegetables or fruit, but they are very sensitive to fertilizers and pesticides. Whenever possible, you should seek out organic produce and untreated leaves/bark. If this is not possible, all produce should be washed thoroughly in dechlorinated water. Combine a ¼ cup of chopped fruits and veggies with ¼ cup of protein. Add a few leaves or bark (if possible), and 1 tsp. of sea salt. Mix everything together. Serve 1/3 of this mix to your hermit crab each night and refrigerate the rest. Note that sea salt is different from conventional table salt. Sea salt contains natural, unrefined minerals that are healthy for your crab, whereas table salt does not.
Summary: Purchase a variety of fruits and veggies. Harvest some leaves and bark. Add some form of protein. Avoid pesticides. Mix everything together.

Be aware that deleting your Instagram account is permanent. Once completed, you won't be able to access your username or any photos or videos from your account again.  It's the second option on the page. " This will expand a page with more information. This is in section 1 of the steps to permanently delete your account. Enter your username (or email address) and password, then tap Log in. Click the drop-menu and select the reason you are deleting your account. If you don't want to state a reason, select Something else. Put your password in the text field one more time to confirm you want to permanently delete your account. This will open a pop-up window prompting you to confirm. Your account has been permanently deleted.
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One-sentence summary -- Go to https://help.instagram.com in a web browser. Click Managing Your Account. Click Delete Your Account. Click  next to "How do I delete my account? Click on "Delete Your Account page" highlighted in blue. Log in to your Instagram account. Select the reason you want to delete your account. Re-enter your password. Click Permanently delete my acconut. Click OK .

Problem: Article: Feed your goldfish 2 or 3 times a day. Feed them only a few pinches of food each session. Be sure you’re feeding your goldfish nutritional feed that is designed for the particular type of goldfish you have.  In total, provide an amount of food over the course of the day that allows for 5 to 6 minutes of feeding. If the food is dry, soak it in water from the tank for five to ten seconds before feeding your fish. Un-soaked food can injure or sicken the fish when it expands in the stomach. Favor pellets, which should sink, but also include flaked fish food – which will often float on the surface, as goldfish like to eat from both the surface and the bottom of the tank. While feeding goldfish, follow the classic "less is more" approach, as overfeeding a goldfish leads to far more dangerous complications than underfeeding.  Watch for long trails of poop trailing from behind your goldfish.  If present, you're feeding it too much. Your goldfish should usually be fully aware of its surroundings and be moving around with interest and excitement.  Most of a goldfish’s time is spent nibbling on stuff and actively swimming around.  If your goldfish isn’t doing so, look closely for signs that it may be sick.  Goldfish eyes should be entirely clear.  If your goldfish has foggy eyes, it is likely sick. Check out the fish’s fins and body.  Fins should be stiff and solid, without uneven edges. Look at the goldfish’s skin.  White spots, fuzzy patches, or red streaks all indicate illness. Test your water at the first signs of illness.  Often, an illness is a sign that either water or feeding needs to be adjusted. Whether your goldfish has developed unsightly spots, is floating around erratically, or has fins that are not as sprightly as usual, there are proven methods of treatment for the most common goldfish illnesses.  There a handful of common goldfish diseases, most of which can be treated by refreshing the water, though some require more detailed treatment. Identify the particular sickness your goldfish is suffering from by crosschecking its symptoms with online descriptions and treat your fish accordingly. Check out the various wikiHow articles on how to treat common goldfish health issues such as swim bladder complications and white spots.
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Feed your goldfish a well-monitored, nutritious diet. Take care not to overfeed your goldfish. Watch out for signs of illness or infection. Diagnose your goldfish’s illness by consulting specific symptom lists online.