One of my many jars
My juvie betta girl graduated from this jar and is now in a 2 gallon. So I was wondering what else I could put in it. It seemed like cheap shrimp would be a good idea~
So off I went and got 4 ghost shrimps for this jar. Honestly I've kept caridinas and neos before but never had much luck with these guys...they always died after a month or two.
oooh thanks! I'll attempt to remember it XD
With these plants I think its due to the factbetter known by their common name that there us too little usage of their sci name to make it worthwhile rememebering I mean if I was like Hygrophylla difformis or something people will be like wha...?
Back on track.
Jar is getting really over grown with the random moss clippings I've been tossing in there....
I think the shrimps like it though.
I have yet to do a water change... how long has it been?
Yah, and my little jug gets, "is that, like, swamp slime?", at home.:roll: Of course if you really look at the surface of the lake around here.... it is actually the same thing.
I'm going to change to jars so they can see everything going on inside like yours.
sick lol, not sure what all goes into packing them but im sure its more then some packing peanuts lol. floaters are exactly what I need. again thx so much!
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