Homemade ecosystem

Single-tail goldfish need 100+ gallons PER FISH and good filtration. A pond is the best choice for them. They’re social fish and should be kept with 2 or more other goldfish. This doesn’t even come close to providing those, and these fish likely died within days.

Homemade terrariums! No need to water them - they have their own ecosystem!

Do It Your-self Sustaining Ecosystem-: Do it yourself sustaining ecosystem In this DIY, I will show you how to create your own self sustaining ecosystem. First of all you need to find a good bowl, jar. most sizes will work for your terrarium. A container with a large hole will make it …

Don't let the title, DIY 2-Liter Bottle Ecosystem Project scare you. This activity is fun and intriguing for the home or a science project!

A List Of Insects You Can Add To Your Closed Terrarium. A bioactive terrarium is a complete ecosystem so you can add different insects to it to make it more attractive. Now you think about which insects can easily live in your closed terrarium. Here is a list of insects for you. You can choose insects according to your choice.

This video shows YouTuber' Life in Jars?' making a natural saltwater ecosphere in an airtight jar. You'll see some seawater and sand straight from the ocean get scooped up and sealed away, along with a few crustaceans and a type of worm. Here's hoping that this ecosphere is going to grow shrimp, but only time

If you're looking for all of the fun of an aquarium without any of the work or mess, then a closed aquatic ecosystem may be right for you! They don't need any food, cleaning, or anything other than enough sunlight. They're also super...

Engage your students with these 10 ecosystem project ideas for your elementary science class and grab a FREEBIE to get started!

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Our most recent science unit is an exploration of ecosystems. We learned there are 4 parts to an ecosystem: animals, plants, decomposers, and non-living things. These bottles contain all four parts including water, soil, grass, fish, snails, gravel, worms, and a water plant. Our bottles have been self sustaining. For two weeks we haven't had to feed the animals or water the plants, and everything is still alive. Take a look: