hmm very simple set up
jus moss....wat type of moss? sphagnum moss i think.
waiting for it to grow...
got these moss from work, from florist, my colleague put some of these in hotel's public area (in a covered vase) and seen them growing, under cool and lighted condition). grown about 1 inch since last dec. and they looked like sphagnum moss. so brought some home to try to grow them.
Last edited by raytan12; 8th Dec 2007 at 23:19.
The mosses that you have probably belong to those called the Tuft Mosses or Forest Moss. Known for their velvety touch and appearance. But definitely not spahnum moss as spaghnum moss are long thick juicy strands and they're very wet in appearance.
Best Regards,
Phillipe.
hmm this is how it looks like after it has grown.
taken from the ones my colleague grown...
Last edited by raytan12; 8th Dec 2007 at 23:19.
hmmm any idea where we can get spaghnum moss in singapore.?
Looks Awesome!
so what kind of fauna can live in there
If I were a fish, I'd BREED all Day!
not sure if that is spaghnum moss... if yes, i can get that moss for anyone who's interested. but take about half a year to grow like what you see in the pic...Originally Posted by chiaki23
Last edited by Justikanz; 29th Jun 2007 at 13:21. Reason: 'wat'
i've added some water...caught some tadpoles at bishan when i was there for the Uk fun fair, tadpole had grown hind legs, anyone know what type of frog this will grow into.... and also caught some eggs and tadpoles near my place after a rainy night in second pic., tadpoles are now about a cm...
Last edited by raytan12; 8th Dec 2007 at 23:19.
Your're sure they will turn to be frogs, might be toads for all you know
...I love rubies too ...
Ken
The juggling apprentice fish
And if they are bull frogs, please do NOT release them!...
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I'm crypt collecting... Starting cheap, now have Cryptocoryne beckettii, C.beckettii var petchii, C.crispatula var.balansae, C.griffithii(Melted!), C.nurii, C.parva, C.pygmaea(Melted!
Oh, juggling is hard work, man!...
hmmm........don't release them then?
Last edited by Justikanz; 3rd Sep 2007 at 13:28. Reason: Removing immediate quotation, 'don'
Want to learn more so that i can give back...
Bull frogs (non-native species) eat anything that fits their mouths. These include native gecko, frogs, fishes etc. Furthermore they reproduce very fast, hence it best to kill them.
The most humane way to dispose them is to throw the bull frogs into a plastic bag and pump CO2 into it.
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