smallest aquarium in the world...

[sophiefishstuff]

www.freewebs.com/fishstuff/home.jpg

It's a jam jar! and it has hornwort, duckweed and an aquatic grassy
thing rooted in the sand & gravel substrate and growing out of the top
of the jar for when the inhabitant, a dragonfly nymph, needs to fly.

www.freewebs.com/fishstuff/nymphfront.jpg

and what's more, it's stable!
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sophie

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I hate to break it to you, but this is definitely NOT the smallest
aquarium in the world.... people have done much more with much
less.... i.e. shot glasses and other containers around that size
range... but keep trying, you may beat someone else's record eventually.

[Nikki Casali]

sophiefishstuff wrote:
>
> www.freewebs.com/fishstuff/home.jpg
>
> It's a jam jar! and it has hornwort, duckweed and an aquatic grassy
> thing rooted in the sand & gravel substrate and growing out of the top
> of the jar for when the inhabitant, a dragonfly nymph, needs to fly.
>
> www.freewebs.com/fishstuff/nymphfront.jpg
>
> and what's more, it's stable!

Me: Owwwww, he's so cute!
DeNymph: Are YOU talking to ME? Are YOU talking to ME? I don't see
anybody else around, so you MUST be talking to ME.

Nikki

[sophiefishstuff]

In message . com>,
writes
>I hate to break it to you, but this is definitely NOT the smallest
>aquarium in the world.... people have done much more with much
>less.... i.e. shot glasses and other containers around that size
>range... but keep trying, you may beat someone else's record eventually.

sorry, the "smallest" bit wasn't supposed to be the main thing, I'm not
doing it for a record! I'm just pleased by the fact that it's functional
and biologically stable...
>

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sophie

www.freewebs.com/fishstuff
(under construction. ish.)

[Tynk]

Just whatever you do, do NOT try it with a fish.
It's simply cruel.
Worse then keeping a male Betta in one of those tiny cups at PetsMart
for life. = (

[sophiefishstuff]

In message . com>, Tynk
> writes
>Just whatever you do, do NOT try it with a fish.
>It's simply cruel.
>Worse then keeping a male Betta in one of those tiny cups at PetsMart
>for life. = (

I wouldn't.
the smallest aquarium I have is 13 gallon and I can't bring myself to
use it as anything other than a quarantine tank. I think I might keep
the nymph in it once I've got the dwarf gourami girls and some striatas
into the tropical tank.
>

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sophie

www.freewebs.com/fishstuff
(under construction. ish.)