Mini terrarium in a pitcher

As much as I'd like to add at least a few more bonsai kittens to my collection, I feel like adding one to the system would really work against all that negative space I strived to create. I like your thinking though. It's totally getting me out of the reptiles only box in terms of stocking... Maybe a flock of macaws to take advantage of the air space?
 
Dude... Everyone knows bulbasaurs only evolve to the size of their tanks... God you're such a n0000b.
 
Inka4040 said:
Dude... Everyone knows bulbasaurs only evolve to the size of their tanks... God you're such a n0000b.
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Thats actually false, they'll just get stressed and faint. Then you'll have to get them healed and it's a big hassle. Just remember to push "B" a lot once the bulbasaur starts to evolve and you'll be fine.
 
Thanks for the tip brown! Any idea where I could score some nice ones for cheap?
 
There have been whispers that Professor Oak runs a poke-mill though... How else would he be able to keep churning them out for free?
 
I like blue whales. Just add a drop of water and occasionaly mist it. :)

That's an awesome terrarium! I've been wanting to keep something like that for a while now but didn't have a choice for plants.
 
Inka4040 said:
There have been whispers that Professor Oak runs a poke-mill though... How else would he be able to keep churning them out for free?
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I found the easiest way to get one is by walking in tall grass and catch something easy like a weedle. Then you just find someone that has decided their bulbasaur is lame (I'd try craigslist)then trade them. After that make sure to get out of dodge though because they'll be pissed when the weedle evolves and can only harden.
 
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