Recent content by celox

even a vft with short teeth can be a typical. seriously, i don't get the urge of many people to categorize and name their plants. They are all unique in their own way, you could distinct every typical vft and give it a name.

Shocking!

all my vft's were in pots and minibogs and all of them survived. We had -7 celcius or so for a week with a few days heavy snowing. It's still freezing from time to time now. I don't know why everyone worries about this, imo they can handle it. And if they do not survive you've filtered out some...

Well if they didn't invest in the auto industry thousands of people would loose their job. All of them going on welfare, wich in the end could quite possibly cost way more than what they invested now to save the auto industry. Same thing with all the banks and insurance companies, if you let...

not sure if anyone mentioned it but some water conditioners leave a film on the water. I use aquasafe and it leaves a film. there was a topic about it on ultimatebettas

Spiders like living around my carnivores, there is this one spider that creates a web from sarracenia pitcher to sarracenia pitcher, he's also not afraid to go inside them and get food that way (he always manages to get out)

It's a D. Binata, I'm not actually sure if it is a var. Dichotoma

that poor fish has so litle space

It caught a bug? How unusual and odd ^^ It looks like it's enjoying the sun, good luck mate!

If it doesnt have a tag that you know is verifieable, then it is a typical. It's not because your plant is just a 'typical' that it isn't special or unique

I've got a typical who makes those traps when in chock

That water should be ok, if it is really the water they use for cars And by the way, those plants look very wel!

I'm guessing nipples :-))

why don't you leave them outside all the time, it's not like these plants get lonely and need your attention all day long. They can handle it don't worry

And what may be the point of this topic?