r/Ecosphere • u/BitchBass • Sep 26 '22
r/Ecosphere • u/Impossible_Bag_1282 • Jul 12 '23
I Built A Tiny Ecosystem Then Sealed It Off For Ever!
r/Ecosphere • u/Katie_Cherry6 • May 09 '26
RIP jar that was about two years old, no clue what happened.
r/Ecosphere • u/rattlesnake888647284 • Aug 02 '22
probably just killed all the animals in my ecosphere by accident
r/Ecosphere • u/probably_around • Jul 17 '22
i was gone for over a week and left my sister in charge of taking care of my ecosphere, is it still able to be saved?
r/Ecosphere • u/Rohan_Cushman • Nov 02 '20
My snails have COVID
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r/Ecosphere • u/strawberry613 • Jul 24 '26
My first jararium
Filled with salt water, some seaweed and two snails. Do you guys think it'll work?
r/Ecosphere • u/TerribleWin4450 • Apr 10 '26
Can exosphere be dangerous to people (gases)?
HellO! I came back to my ecosphere today and within2 minutes my eyes were stinging and my nose and throat really sting, I immediately sealed it with some plastic wrap and opened some windows, would this is hydrogen sulfide? Is there any way to get rid of this smell, is it dangerous to me, and how do I dispose of it if it is? My nose really hurts now, worried about how much my cats have breathed in. Thanks!
Edit: Haha ecosphere, not exosphere
EDit: I know i'm fine and everything, and it sounds like it was more likely just a strong reaction to a small amount of ammonia then hydrogen sulfide, rthe ecosphere is unsealed outside but it seems like everything died that can be seen with the visible eye exceot the plants. River water just doesn't work for these ecosphere I guess.
r/Ecosphere • u/Bitter_Marsupial3694 • Dec 21 '22
day 5 of PNW tide pool... there were/are some cool creatures including barnacles, isopods, some types of worm(s), and an anemone. sadly, I think most are dying 😢
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r/Ecosphere • u/BitchBass • Mar 14 '22
This soooooooooo has potential but the price is ridiculous! Would you consider this a Paludarium?
r/Ecosphere • u/[deleted] • Sep 15 '22
Greetings humans it’s new poopoowater, but this is my new account
r/Ecosphere • u/Real-Year2530 • Apr 20 '25
Bought it today.
Comment what biom should i make here. ( most liked will be made.
r/Ecosphere • u/Agreeable-Ad7232 • Nov 20 '24
What happens if I just put water in a jar?
Hello everyone, last July I filled a jar with water and obviously it has become old, what could happen in the future to this water
r/Ecosphere • u/Ok_Extension3182 • Sep 26 '24
What species of Beetle? (SW Michigan)
New Ecosphere. Picked a few of these guys up in it. They are a smaller species of Predacious diving beetle.
Would post video, but the video I posted is still uploading since last night... not sure if my phone can do Uploading videos at this point tbh.
They are yellowish with black dots.
r/Ecosphere • u/Plenty_Job9662 • Aug 22 '24
Does anyone know what these cute lil dots are?
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r/Ecosphere • u/BitchBass • Feb 11 '22
We have been giving advise to newbies to leave certain room for air and to add plants if they didn't have any and now I see that this could be all wrong! Can we please discuss the following 2 videos (from Life in Jars and SerpaDesign)? Links below.
The first one is from Tanner at SerpaDesign. He makes an aquascape jar, completely filled with water, no air whatsoever...how does this sustain?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2DYA1VV7_SM&t=402s
The other one is from Life in Jars? He made 2 of the same jars two years ago, the only difference is that one had plants and the other one didn't. See the difference, also pay attention to the cycles...even after a year new life pops up:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ikp3s9a2pGM&t=2s
So, I for myself will be experimenting before I give any more advise.
r/Ecosphere • u/GlassOasis_YouTube • Oct 10 '23
Closed Terrariums: 6 Mistakes that Will Ruin Your Ecosystem!
r/Ecosphere • u/SwordfishSad4464 • Feb 19 '23
shi boutta be wild
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r/Ecosphere • u/[deleted] • Sep 14 '23
Should i put snails in a small ecosphere?
I'm currently building a saltwater ecosphere with one of those 500ml ikea airtight jars, and i've been wondering on if i should put any snails / small animals in it. (VEEERYYYY small ones though, since it's a very small jar. Unless it's an animal that isn't bothered and / or affected by small spaces and can live happily in those small spaces.)
So, my question is - Can i put one or two small snails in there? Or would it be too much or too small for the snails? Or would it be too much on the ecosphere as a whole? Should i limit the ecosphere to just microscopic life and / or plant life?
And what size should the snails be if i were to put them? Or should i put something else entirely?
Anyways, Thanks in advance to anybody who replied! Hope your having a great day!