Jarrariums - My first try! A 20 oz candle jar, some aquatic plants, and a few snails that Petco wanted to get rid of. Total cost: $8 USD.

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• My first try! A 20 oz candle jar, some aquatic plants, and a few snails that Petco wanted to get rid of. Total cost: $8 USD.
• These tiny tubeworms are evolving in my ecosphere. Sealed 19.04.2020
• Forest Scene
• Hydra in my jararium
• My new terrarium
• Anyone recognize these little guys?
• can i get some plant suggestions?

My first try! A 20 oz candle jar, some aquatic plants, and a few snails that Petco wanted to get rid of. Total cost: $8 USD. Posted: 06 Jul 2020 08:32 PM PDT submitted by /u/stratohornet [link] [comments]

These tiny tubeworms are evolving in my ecosphere. Sealed 19.04.2020 Posted: 07 Jul 2020 10:18 AM PDT submitted by /u/WassupMaddafuk [link] [comments]

Forest Scene Posted: 06 Jul 2020 06:35 PM PDT submitted by /u/Caligulette [link] [comments]

Hydra in my jararium Posted: 06 Jul 2020 08:32 PM PDT I was just looking in my jararium and found a decent amount of hydra in there. I worry that they're going to take over the jar and kill all of my little crustaceans and scuds in there! I know about planaria zero, but I have no clue how that would affect the life in my jar. If anyone has dealt with this before I would love to know how you got rid of them! submitted by /u/Alodendra [link] [comments]

My new terrarium Posted: 06 Jul 2020 02:57 PM PDT submitted by /u/rohit_2875 [link] [comments]

Anyone recognize these little guys? Posted: 06 Jul 2020 12:21 PM PDT submitted by /u/noodle707warrior [link] [comments]

can i get some plant suggestions? Posted: 06 Jul 2020 02:37 PM PDT specifically, i want something to stick itself to the gravel at the bottom of my jar and act like ground cover - i've heard java moss will do that but i also hear it tends to grow out of control and render itself freefloating and i dont want that. are there any other mosses hardy enough to do fine in a jar, will stick themselves to gravel, but won't eventually turn into a big floating clump if unmaintained? i'm still willing to do some maintenance obvs, i just like it when things look overgrown and want plants whose natural tendencies jive with the things i want them for so i can let them grow freely also, are there any plants like duckweed but more slow-growing, so i won't have to constantly prune them to stop them from starving my other plants? thank you! submitted by /u/mabelmabelmabelmabel [link] [comments]

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