I love that you explain your reasoning for adding each component into the jar. I feel like I learned more about making jar ecosystems in this short video than I ever have reading annoying blog posts. *Subscribed!*
Incredibly appreciative pf your thorough explanation of the components. I make terrariums and palus myself but never knew why the case for aquasoil was so strong. A thousand thank you's! Subscribed!
Thank you for your kind words. In this case, I find Aquasoil extremely helpful because it doesn't eutrophicate the water like worm castings could do. After a while it loses its nutrients, which should then be in the cycle of dying plant parts and springtails.
It is exactly 5 liters. But unfortunately I have a very small apartment and no north facing windows and will move in under a year. But then I can finally get something real big :)
Welche Art wäre das genau? Bei den orangenen Bilobella braunerae habe ich die Erfahrung gemacht, dass die teilweise nicht auf der Wasseroberfläche schwimmen und dann vlt ertrinken könnten. Die meisten Springschwanzarten sollten allerdings auf dem Wasser treiben können und solange sie die hohe Luftfeuchtigkeit abkönnen, sollte das kein Problem sein :)
@@glassyGREEN_ Ja es wären die Bilobella braunerae “Rötlicher Springschwanz”. Aber ich würde sie lediglich in ein Terrarium setzen welches keinen Wasserbereich hat. Sollte also passen, richtig? :)
Love💚this swamp jar!
Thank you so much :)
I love that you explain your reasoning for adding each component into the jar. I feel like I learned more about making jar ecosystems in this short video than I ever have reading annoying blog posts. *Subscribed!*
Thank you so much. That means a lot to me! :)
nice sharing, stay connect!!!
Thank you :)
Incredibly appreciative pf your thorough explanation of the components. I make terrariums and palus myself but never knew why the case for aquasoil was so strong. A thousand thank you's! Subscribed!
Thank you for your kind words. In this case, I find Aquasoil extremely helpful because it doesn't eutrophicate the water like worm castings could do. After a while it loses its nutrients, which should then be in the cycle of dying plant parts and springtails.
Man that came up sensationally good!
The perfect sized jar too. Not too tall!
Talls ones are a pain to work in a lot of the time!
That's really true. This jar is just the perfect size. Unfortunately I don't have enough space to have several of these 😕
@@glassyGREEN_ How many litres would you guess it is? I can imagine a window ledge with a nice row of them 😂
It is exactly 5 liters. But unfortunately I have a very small apartment and no north facing windows and will move in under a year. But then I can finally get something real big :)
@@glassyGREEN_ Similar situation to me by the sounds. Though I do get a decent amount of light most of the year. But space is a tough gig!
@@IndoorEcosystem Also my girlfriend doesn't like jars with plants all over the apartment 😂
First class content!
Aww, thank you so much 😊
Würdest du auch rote Springschwänze reinsetzen?
Welche Art wäre das genau? Bei den orangenen Bilobella braunerae habe ich die Erfahrung gemacht, dass die teilweise nicht auf der Wasseroberfläche schwimmen und dann vlt ertrinken könnten. Die meisten Springschwanzarten sollten allerdings auf dem Wasser treiben können und solange sie die hohe Luftfeuchtigkeit abkönnen, sollte das kein Problem sein :)
Super, lieben Dank! 😃@@glassyGREEN_
@@glassyGREEN_ Ja es wären die Bilobella braunerae “Rötlicher Springschwanz”. Aber ich würde sie lediglich in ein Terrarium setzen welches keinen Wasserbereich hat. Sollte also passen, richtig? :)
@BeMe12185 ja, dann ist das perfekt für die. Viel Spaß beim bauen 😊
Wenn der nt deutsch is
Das isser
Why are so many Germans pronouncing the "th" with a "s" sound? 😢
That’s probably se German accent 🤷♂️