DTM61
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Fancy sharing some office space?!
Would have to get rid of some fish tanks! you know the answer haha 😉Fancy sharing some office space?!
You need another home office to actually do some work in, because that one is going to be much too distracting.my home office
I am thinking of ways to add some more to the space! lol think I can add another behind my chair!! At least a 60cm, emersed setup would be awesome liking these now! hahaYou need another home office to actually do some work in, because that one is going to be much too distracting.
Well now you're saying that.... haha nope already have springtails in the terrarium and noticed some worms in there also today! So that's enough, and transferring the springtails to the terrarium was interesting as i made a mess of it and had springtails and soil all over my very expensive NAS! Now my data has bugs 🙁😀😱Why not go the whole hog and have some <"leaf cutter ants as well?">.
Many thanks, but you don't live in a concrete jungle like I do 😉 so I have to make the most of it 🙂I really like that @LondonDragon - kind of what I have in my office. A good mix of tech and nature 👍
Many thanks, but you don't live in a concrete jungle like I do 😉 so I have to make the most of it 🙂
Just the single Terrarium, I run 3 nanos in the study (30l cube houses a pairof Pea Puffers at the moment setup last summer, 2 x 12l shrimp nanos one houses Cherry and the other Yellow shrimp running since 2011, cherry colony is from 2011, yellows are just over a year), in the living room I have the Aquascaper 900 high tech setup in June last year, plus a 60cm lowtech that have been running since 2010!This is true 😀 and I would have to do the same if I did.
Sorry if you've covered this elsewhere, but how many tanks (terrariums and all) are you up to now?
Brilliant! 😀 - that's a philosophy I can get behind! CheersI don't run my tanks for "aquascaping" I run them for myself and stick in them whatever I like 🙂
have you seen on the gramI am thinking of ways to add some more to the space! lol think I can add another behind my chair!! At least a 60cm, emersed setup would be awesome liking these now! haha
Well now you're saying that.... haha nope already have springtails in the terrarium and noticed some worms in there also today! So that's enough, and transferring the springtails to the terrarium was interesting as i made a mess of it and had springtails and soil all over my very expensive NAS! Now my data has bugs 🙁😀😱
I am wondering is it too humid in there for it? or is it too near the light source and dries up quickly?
It's back in Page #2 Journal - My First TerrariumI might have missed it but don't recall what terrarium orchid you have...
Indeed, too expensive for my liking haha those two cost me £50 😉Playing with terrarium orchids demands research and quite some trial and error. Then if you start with keeping them in the microenvironments is like jumping unprepared into the deep. It's a tricky and expensive hobby...
So I indeed missed that post... 🙂It's back in Page #2 Journal - My First Terrarium
Indeed, too expensive for my liking haha those two cost me £50
These hobbies are not cheap by no means and you know I like doing everything the "cheap" way haha or build something cheaper!I know the feeling I guess over a few years I also destroyed about €150 worth of orchids. All sold with the description relatively easy... I guess it's a relative interpretation...
Many thanks, I am going to replant it today and leave the roots a little more open, see if that helps and prevents it from dying off.most orchids don't like it if the roots stay wet al the time. it often results in rotting roots, or fungi infections.
planting them with there roots on top of the moss will be better and also make sure you have some air circulation inside the glass cover will help to keep excess moisture from the roots.
to much light often shows in a purplish sunburn on the leaves first.