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I have not photographed for a long time...

I found that adding water to the half of the bottle would be a good choice. This allows me to put some floating plant and little creatures (Snail and planktons) in the bottle. There will also be enough space for the oxygen gas bubbles that the plants produce. Other than this, this balances the...

8 cm. Now the grass in the terrarium are keeping producing oxygen bubbles. I am pretty sure they are very healthy, maybe because I treated them like the dry start method in planted aquarium.

Today I also filled the terrarium with water. Although once they are submerged, the plants are no longer be able to be access to unlimited CO2. And the soil will forever submerge in water. But these plants have already grown emersed for a month. Echinodorus tennellus in wild inhabits in wetland...

One month and the plants (Echinodorus tennellus/Helanthium tenellum) inside it has grown a lot. I added more water as they are taller, and to cover their lower part (Echinodorus Tennellus must either grow submerged or emersed). Although the soil is constantly covered in water, it seems there is...

I made this tiny closed terrarium with a wine bottle. The grass in it is called Echinodorus Tenellus and I hope this terrarium can do well. As they have survived and stayed green for 14 days.

Sorry for not showing up in here too long

Shap Shek Heung, which means "14 villages", is a region in Hong Kong that has majestic landscape (in my eye). It is a part of Tai Po district, but not directly connects to it. Instead, it is between Sai Kung district and Sha Tin district, and there is no transport directly between Shap Shek...

Taken in Tung Chung. Today is very torrid as in November and I think Hong Kong is getter hotter and hotter every year

Taken in Sham Chung today, a famous village in Hong Kong that has an unusually large grassland and well known for a decent place for picnic or camping.

Evening Glow captured directly from my home

I have addicted to doing daily water change. replacing 1/3 water every time daily in more than 10 days. Who would be able to help me to get rid of this? (Lets do some simple calculation. Assuming your water condition will not change, then: Changing 1/3 water in a day will have 2/3 of original...

This is my limit to take such pictures as it was already very dark at that moment. High Iso and low shutter speed are required.

Capturing these makes me exhausted

Wild marine fish fries and invertebrates trapped in tidal pools. Does anyone in here can identify all of these species? (All of these are from Hong Kong) Unknown species of sea urchin Unknown species of goby fish that I have even caught some of these fish with net Unknown species fish...

I don't know it is counted or not, but I photoshopped a picture of sparrow with a landscape taken in Middle Summer. The result is not bad at all for me

Fascinating! Taken in Tai Long Sai Wan in Hong Kong and I barely slept because of it

Couple of a unknown species of butterfly!

With my capture this dragonfly is like there is a pair of eyes in his face (Their real compound eyes), just like what dragonfly is portrayed in cartoon, etc.

A shorebird or something that looks so gloomy, and let me capture it.