u/Dynamitella

Cost:

Bedsheets: $5
Grommets: $13
Time: $who cares

13g/50l
Inhabitants: Green glown goby, blue legged hermit, pompom crab & rockpool shrimp.
Up and running for around 2 years.

13g/50l
Inhabitants: Green glown goby, blue legged hermit, pompom crab & rockpool shrimp.
Up and running for around 2 years.

I sewed this tablecloth bodice and linen bedsheet skirt a couple of weeks ago. It took longer than expected due to the hand sewn eyelets. But here it is finished :)
The pattern for the bodice is the same as the green one I posted yesterday.
https://imgur.com/a/5vYn6tK

This bodice took a bit of extra time since I opted for hand sewn eyelets. The skirt was a trial run for my future expensive linen project. It's made from bed sheets that my mother gave me :)
Ps, the blouse is from H&M and is made from viscose and cotton.

The blouse and skirt are from H&M. Both are super soft and breathe well in the heat.

Neptunia oleracea (Water Mimosa)!

Ever propagated it? Please help me out

I've gotten my grubby little hands on some rare Neptunia oleracea, but it rotted, molded over and dried out and died last time I tried to propagate it in different terrariums, aquariums and in jars.

I've got another shot at this, and I'm trying again using sterilized sheers, hydrogen peroxide dip, with & without leaves on the stem & with and without willow water.

Any tips and tricks? The plant has traveled from asia to europe and is not in great shape, and also lacks roots

I've been looking for Victorian mourning belts for 4 years since I first saw one online. I must have asked 20 different second hand shops and scoured the internet a hundred times.
It almost cost me a kidney, but the heart wants what the heart wants.

Biophytum sensitivum. One got some sort of fungus and dropped all the leaves.
Sound on

We've got the OG green mom, her blue daughters and an imported T+ albino.

The tank is around 250 liters/66 gallons. It houses the OG green mom, her blue and mint daughters and an imported T+ albino.

I have felt an increasing need for a romantic duster jacket for this summer with huge billowy sleeves. This is my first pattern test. It's based off another homemade pattern for a dress that I just opened down the middle and added extra length to.
It was originally white cotton, but was dyed using Dylons olive dye pod for the washing machine. It turned out nice, but the threads were polyester an unsightly. I hand basted some green yarn over it. Not my best work, but it's usable.

50 liter / 13 gallons, softies and macro algae.

Bombina orientalis tadpoles are ready for metamorphosis. Mom is T+ albino and dad is axanthic. Waterchanges. Leaves are prepared by boiling. More cleaning. Paludariums with very shallow water are prepared for froglets and later on, efts. Then, you guess it, more waterchanges.

A friend accidentally purchased gravid firebellies that laid eggs. She gave the eggs to me to raise, because I already had lots of tanks with tadpoles and some experience with amphibians. Salamanders/newts are completely new to me though, so it's a fun experience to follow their development. So far they're eating moina, copepods, ostracods and blackworms/tubifex.