I made a Coral Beach ECOSPHERE! Life finds a way

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[@SimplxyKlaus]

1:43 I believe that’s a hydra. They’re known for eating worms, small crustaceans, baby fish, young insects and larval mollusks. They’re basically immortal.

[@SunSheepOfLight]

I do wanna try this.

[@dhammapilgrim]

I really like the background music.

[@adrianledal9919]

Really looking forward to see how Worm is doing!

[@fishyfishy4659]

he died

[@adrianledal9919]

Nooo!

[@isaacdavis7979]

How did Worm 🪱 Die ?​@@fishyfishy4659

[@martinstene7334]

That new end screen though

[@kriloxta3000]

Awesome

[@tutiwardiningsih1307]

Apakah airnya harus rutin diganti

[@ML-ov7wo]

nice job

[@fisionix3997]

Feliz navidad 🎉

[@fishyfishy4659]

Merry christmas

[@isabelamassanet9534]

i went to a pond and made an ecosphere but my dad says that the water will eventually rot, will that happen??

[@fishyfishy4659]

If it has plants and a small amount of living organisms inside it shold be fine for a long time. Just leave it in a spot with sunlight

[@isabelamassanet9534]

@@fishyfishy4659 okay, thank you sm!!

[@spammyspammy5958]

Unfortunately, ecospheres like these are unsustainable because the organisms have adapted to flowing water. If you want to try a stagnant ecosphere, try a lake.

[@fishyfishy4659]

I did in my lates video. And this one is still alive, 1 year later

[@KaziKami]

They are sustainable just have a harder time surviving for long periods of time. But you are right lakes are better for ecospheres

[@horsthooden4600]

Hey my friend. Can you give details on how one keeps such an ecosphere? How much warmth it needs or can tolerate? How much light? Is indirect light enough or does it need indirect sunlight or even direct one?

[@fishyfishy4659]

I just kept it in my window, with mostly indirect sunlight, direct sunlight is good too as long as the water does not get too warm. Also temperature changes should be somewhat slow. This way it thrived, until i moved it to a dark place