Mini terrarium in a pitcher

[Juice]

Seems small for anything really, but it's definitely neat!!

 

[thebrandon]

I think you could keep a t-rex or 3 in there no prob

 

[Inka4040]

Well, I've settled on a flock of bulbasaur, and there's not a dang thing you can do about it ratty.

 

[mighty mouse]

Thanks for lookin folks! Mighty, the pitcher itself is 8" without the lid, which was pinched from something else. I'd estimate the bulbous part is maybe 5 or 6" across at the widest point.

It's gorgeous! How much upkeep do you have to do on it? Is there more or less upkeep compared to a larger version?

 

[Inka4040]

Thanks Mighty! Honestly, all I did with it before tonight was mist it every once in a while, and air it out occasionally. I anticipate the hydrocotyle might be a bit unruly for the setup long term, but it looks cool and I don't mind having to trim it occasionally. Otherwise, the nana petite and the pillow moss are pretty slow growing, and as long as I don't accidentally let it dry out, it pretty much takes care of itself.


Hydro, I don't think you can keep iguanas and geckos together... Their families have been feuding for generations. Kinda like the Capulets and Montagues. Most of them don't really care any more, but feel trapped by societal pressures to keep up the facade. Or so I've heard...

 

[jpappy789]

:hitting:

 

[petluvr]

Just a few. Why?

That was intended to be a joke right?:22_yikes:
That pitcher isn't big enough for anything except a bug:shakehead:

Seems small for anything really, but it's definitely neat!!

One thing I have to say :rofl:
Cool little contraption.

 

[Ashes2ashes]

:hitting:

I concur.

Pretty little setup Inka.

 

[BioHazard]

Well, I've settled on a flock of bulbasaur, and there's not a dang thing you can do about it ratty.

Good idea, just keep an eye out for Charmanders. They are murder on plants, man.

 

[jpappy789]

Good idea, just keep an eye out for Charmanders. They are murder on plants, man.

Just avoid Gary then lol