Recent content by Sgooosh

crab, I should have put this in another section lol, they are semi-aquatic crabs I have the vampire shrimps too, i never really feed them but they end up eating a lot of random debris

oh wow, they're so hungry haha I'll make a few piles of food every day

hi! I've been experimenting on feeding vampire crabs, how do you guys feed them? I currently am thinking of putting a little feeding tray and putting food on there for them to find it Will they fight over the food? How often should I place food there? How many food dishes should I have...

that sounds wonderful, like your own jungle ecosystem haha infrequent misting would only lower humidity, as once it dries it takes water away from the leaves maybe putting it next to a room humidifier running 24/7? or near a HOB filter/other device that makes water in contact with air one of...

Honestly, I'm not too sure exactly the conditions in the greenhouse it gets up to 100f and down to 30f which I think its 38 to 0 C, and I run a misting system throughout the day everyday, so the humidity is definitely higher than in the house at least. They are very tolerant of temperature...

Another update on my characodons! I will get a video soon if I can remember I see now more than 4 babies!!, and comparing to my previous two, the previous two have grown a lot bigger I never realized how good of a community fish these guys are haha

i see, I think I'll just grow them in the greenhouse, my old ones from last year don't mind the frost at all

Hi, got some new nepenthes today, and I wanted to keep one in the house. Problem is, It's like 28% humidity here and I always thought the ideal humidity was like 50%. Is it possible to use the bag method to acclimate them to humidity this low?

Oh man, do they not have a return policy or something? or is it just a risk you have to take when they're listed as wild caught?

I've never kept pea puffers, but I do know that they will eat all the small shrimp in your tank just like snails, and could be terretorial. You could totally breed shrimp and snails in another tank to feed them however. I think they do best in species-only setups

woah, the top two are so similar. I don't keep many tetras but I'm skeptical that those are melanostichos becuase of how the black strip is thicker in the middle but in the photos of melanostichos it is thicker in the back part

Yeah, definitely, my guppies just have pregnancies very frequently, so I didn't expect this characodon to have one for so long, but now I understand. I'm very happy my LFS stocks up on these just spontaneously, It's cool learning more about these fish. I've found that even though there's not...

thank you! Wonder if Poecilia latipinna mollies could survive out in the greenhouse... I always do love rainbowfish, they're just quite expensive and I understand I need a large group of them. Angel fish are wonderful, but I think my flow would blow them over since they're so thin I never...

Thanks! I'm relieved to know that. thought the new black soldier fly larva was making them constipated. I see, her belly has started to grow more than a month ago, she's maybe almost there