Atkins. Atkins is a pet-form of Adam, the -kins suffix denoting the little one.. The early spelling was Adekyn, which then became Adkin and Adkins. In England these names changed over time to Atkins, in some places to Atkin, and in Scotland to Aitken.A William Atkyns was recorded in the subsidy rolls of Worcestershire in 1327. Atkins has been a less common surname in England than its cousin Atkinson.But Atkins spread across the country; while Atkinson has been mainly a northern name. Atkins, Atkin and Adkins are the most common spellings today. Atkins is the most common in the UK, Adkins (by a small margin) in America.n England these names changed over time to Atkins, in some places to Atkin, and in Scotland to Aitken. A William Atkyns was recorded in the subsidy rolls of Worcestershire in 1327. Atkins has been a less common surname in England than its cousin Atkinson.
Report Abuse. Male Bristlenose Plecos will get their bristles when they reach sexual maturity (about 2-3 years old, and 7-8 cm/ 3) male albino bristlenose plecos will probably grow larger bristles than a regular a bristlenose. and females will have none to very few bristle around the chin and lip. Jake Â· 5 months ago. Thumbs up.
Generally speaking, there are two types of bristles that brushes are made of: natural and synthetic. Natural Bristle. You will usually see these labeled as 'China Bristle' brushes on the shelf because they're made from Chinese hog hair. You'll also find them in two varieties -- white china bristle & black china bristle. Black china bristle brushes are used for oil-based paints, stains, and some varnishes. White china bristle brushes typically produce a smoother finish so they're suitable not just for oil-based paint, stain, and varnish, but also for polyurethane, lacquer, and shellac. You may also run across an ox-hair brush as well.