/r/Jarrariums
Feel free to show off your own jarrariums, as well as get advice and help others set theirs up.
If you want to make a jarrarium, this guide should help. Don't forget to post pictures of it here!
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In my 10g shrimp tank, my Java fern was propagating, and some sections of scarlet temple were growing new roots. Hopefully they'll establish here. It's my first time using fluval stratum, and I capped it with play sand that I rinsed several times. If all goes well, could I put a few bladder snails in here?
I went to the lake and got some rocks and soil and water. The rocks had moss on them. Do I need another plant? Can I use one from my neighborhood pond?
This is my first time.
There’s the… pink worm thing obviously but there’s also a super tiny fast squiggle to the left of the big guy. Does anyone know what these guys are?
Also! Jar made from Lake Norman state park in North Carolina 🥰 thanks in advance.
Species ID help!
Almost 4 months in, dozens of baby (?) snails have appeared in my closed jar from a Pacific Northwest pond. The only thing I added was some random aquatic plants I found in a flooded ditch in the forest...could they have hitchhiked there? What are they, and what can I expect? I have a couple dozen of another snail species with a cone-shaped shell different from this ramshorn shape.
Incredible that after four months I still find new organisms in this jar...
Right now I plan on seeing which ones die or melt and removing them...
Made with moss found on the roof of a hospital I was working at. Sticks leaves and roly polies from my buddies yard
My one and a half year old fly dungeon/jar
I want to make a mini jarrarium for my microscope to get a good area for some bacteria to exist. What would be a good size? Would I need to let oxygen in? Anyone tips would be appreciated.
I am putting together a Shrimp Jarrium for the first time, and was wondering what plants I could add to it that would do well in relatively low/medium light. The jar will NOT be near any windows, so all lighting will either be from ambient office lights or more likely, a reading lamp.
I am currently looking at getting Anubias, Pearl Weed, and Wisteria; but I would like additional recommendations.
I am also open to external plants with their roots in the water, such as Pothos or other similar.
Any additional suggestions for this project are welcome (Co2, Fertilizers, Water change frequency, other decorations, etc)
Collected from a pond in Southern California.
I bought this small fern like plant the other day and Im thinking of putting it in my jarrarium! Im afraid though that it will grow fast and take over the jarrarium. Is it safe to put it in?
Hello! I have a jar with pond water that I know for sure has copepods and ostracods in it, but I’m not sure what these other microorganisms that just bloomed are.
I don’t think they’re debris because they can suddenly change swimming direction, and I also don’t think they’re worms cause they’re not that long (I also treated the water with dewormer for flatworms). They’re slightly oval shaped so I thought ciliates? But I looked them up, and I don’t think they’re usually so visible to the naked eye?
What other swimming pond microorganisms are visible to the naked eye?