RedOnion
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A while back I found a really good sized fish bowl that had to come home with me. So I bought it
I've had it sitting at home for a while and I finally got all the materials for it. It's going to a no tech bowl, so walstad.
Here were the materials and the costs:
I think thats the cheapest total I have ever spent on this hobby! I have used the same potting mix before in my 20g and it is doing amazing in terms of growth! Its also very cheap too. It will usually say not available in store online but if you go in store you may find it in the organic fertilizer section. It is where I found mines. As for the sand I had it already so I decided to use it.
I was going to document this process through pics but then thought of recording it. So I made a video of the whole process. Here it is
I will continue to update this thread as new changes are made. Snails have already made this their new home. Make sure to watch with subtitles on!!
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betta06
Here were the materials and the costs:
- Fish bowl (about 4g, with sand and dirt its 3g) : $12
- Miracle Care Organic Potting Mix : $3 on sale!
- CaribSea Super Naturals Aquarium Sand : $5
- Rocks were all leftover from previous tanks, they were purchased from Petco.
- Plants were all clippings from my 20g planted tank.
- Cheap $1 thermometer
- Nicrew Planted Clip On Light $15 Light Link
I think thats the cheapest total I have ever spent on this hobby! I have used the same potting mix before in my 20g and it is doing amazing in terms of growth! Its also very cheap too. It will usually say not available in store online but if you go in store you may find it in the organic fertilizer section. It is where I found mines. As for the sand I had it already so I decided to use it.
I was going to document this process through pics but then thought of recording it. So I made a video of the whole process. Here it is
As requested I have tagged you to see this thread