Cactus dog for your avatar on the xbox 360

Can you change your gamer pic in your profile on a web browser?

I don't see a way to do that on xbox.com , under profile or otherwise.

I can change the pic on xbox app, but as stated I don't have access to the pic as it was from xbox 360's avatar system, and the avatar system on xbox one can't re-create it. I tried when I replaced the dog image after like a week of it staying that way, it
looks nothing like my original avatar and I'm even missing clothes I used on my avatar on xbox 360.

@Dogged

Here is how to setup your avatar one the Xbox One.

Hey I have the same problem with that cactus. I have a bunch of island of sand but no cactus. Where did you find your.?

Cactus is actually the easiest plant to harvest. A cactus will not grow right next to another block. So all you need to do is plant a cactus in sand and place a block of dirt (or anything) adjacent to the cactus, but one block higher (so it is diagonal
to the cactus). In this situation, if the cactus were to grow one block higher, it would be adjacent to the block you just placed, which is unacceptable for the cactus. So instead, it simply discards the block of growth as a cactus resource block. You can
use a water stream to flush those cactus resource blocks to a collection area. Because the original block of cactus you planted is itself not adjacent to any block, it is not destroyed, but continues to generate new cactus resource blocks. My cactus farm
reaches up to the height limit of the game and generates 30-40 cactus per minute without a single action taken on my part to harvest it. All I need to do is stand in one place and the cacti are added to my inventory.

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Cactus is actually the easiest plant to harvest. A cactus will not grow right next to another block. So all you need to do is plant a cactus in sand and place a block of dirt (or anything) adjacent to the cactus, but one block higher (so it is diagonal
to the cactus). In this situation, if the cactus were to grow one block higher, it would be adjacent to the block you just placed, which is unacceptable for the cactus. So instead, it simply discards the block of growth as a cactus resource block. You can
use a water stream to flush those cactus resource blocks to a collection area. Because the original block of cactus you planted is itself not adjacent to any block, it is not destroyed, but continues to generate new cactus resource blocks. My cactus farm
reaches up to the height limit of the game and generates 30-40 cactus per minute without a single action taken on my part to harvest it. All I need to do is stand in one place and the cacti are added to my inventory.

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I have to see this. Sounds awesome.