Deborah, I think the whole picture above would look good underwater...for
maybe 5 minutesSeriously, are you going to train some on lava rock
that is in a flat dish with water (like a plugged bonsai pot or drip catcher)? If you have a widemouth gallon jar you could invert over it to increase the humidity. Or a makeshift plastic "oxygen tent" might work. When the heat
comes on in your house the humidity will drop quickly, unless you use
humidifiers.
As to the submersed experiment, good luck! :wink:








but I found this one today in my yard as I was trimming hedges. We've had enormous amounts of rain, lately, so I guess that contributed to the moss. It was next to the house, so an area that recieves shade.
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Seriously, are you going to train some on lava rock

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