In this video, Bre Pettis from MAKE magazine will show you how to make a tabletop biosphere. You need a jar, aquatic plants, shrimp, amphipods, dechlorination chemicals, and chicled salt.
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1 Comment
This looks like a facinating project with alot of possibilities-especially with the self-contained backdrops.I'm wondering how long this is self-sustaining and how often it needs maintenance?I've spotted these on eBay and have always wanted one.Thanks,Bre!
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