Recent content by LESLIEx317537

I have these two spashguards that I used in combination for my 10 Gallon tank. I just setup a 29 Gallon tank and added a waterfall that has a fogger holder, so I don't need these anymore. I would like to trade them for a nep, since I have only one kind now.  I have Ventricosa and would like...

I dono, they did not go into details.

Here ya go:  Too bad my caps aren't in HighDef too! On the right is the regular sickened cotton plant. The left is the one that produces protiens that digests insects. Jim Watson rules.

Here's my new 29 Gallon Terrarium.  I went from the 10 Gallon you see on Page 1 of this thread and added a Waterfall. I need a new fogger disc and it will be shooting out fog too. I might be tinting the front glass soon.

I'm watching a special on DNA about Jim Watson and about the lab Cold Spring Harbor about 5 mins from me. They showed a carniverous cotton plant. Gentically made. The scientist says there are a few things they wont do. Mix plant and animal genes. But I think they must have tried.... Crazy cool...

Pretty accurate. The guy repotted 3 VFT's and put 50 spagnum peat and 50 sand. He said distilled or rainwater is the best and do not fertilize or it could kill them and also to use low nutrient soils. I have the segment on my PC recorded.

Today I saw a segment on Rebbeca's Garden going over a few carniverous plants. They had pretty good shots of some venus fly traps eating insects and taught people how to water and repot them.

I have a STi. You should join SCCA and find out where local events are. You can enter Solo and race against the clock around cones in a parking lot. From the website: Solo 1 - If you're looking for a high-speed driving test and don't want to rub your pristine fenders agains others, check out...

That was a really cool read.  Suspended lifeforms.  Kinda neat. Note: The brine cysts I have are from last summer, so they are a year old. On a side note, I just built a new 29 gallon terrarium to replace my 10 gallon one.

How to make your own funnel type brine hatchery incubator- Materials needed: Air pump. 2 Plastic clear 2 liter soda bottles. 2-3 feet of air line tubing. One way air valve. Tube of Aquarium silicoin. Aquarium Salt, Brine eggs, and water. Tools needed: Drill. (Optional but reccomended) Scissor...

Siphoning the baby brine out of the soda bottle is very simple too.  I just shut off the air.  Let the hatched eggs float to the top, and put my LED flashlight on the bottom where they all collect. I then siphon them out of the same tube I use the airpump on, into the Shrimpery, the Black Box...

I only have 18 babys. So this is plenty for them, I let two vials full last night and they finished them in less than 1 hour.

This is the results after 24 hours from this second batch. I think 1/2 teaspoon is way too much.  I will put 1/4 teaspoon next time. Only 1/4 of the eggs hatched so far and some are still inthe process of hatching.  I collected alot of baby brine shrimp with my method just now.  I used the...

From page one of this topic: The units are two items - One is the incubator which is just a base or holder for a upside down soda bottle with a hole in the bottom that connects to the air/water tube. The other is the collection box which is normally a incubator also, but I don't use it to...

I wasn't paying attention in science class when they talked about ionic solutions and diffusion of areas of higher concentration to areas of lower concentration. So I can't accuratly give you a time, but let the shrimp collect for 30 mins, then feed.  And then repeat with more water from the...