Dec 20, 2024
Crochet bonsai trees π³
Handmade crochet bonsai tree in plastic or ceramic pot. All trees measure about 8.25β tall but are adjustable. Style 1: 6βx6β ceramic pot St
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Crochet bonsai trees π³
Handmade crochet bonsai tree in plastic or ceramic pot. All trees measure about 8.25β tall but are adjustable. Style 1: 6βx6β ceramic pot St
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Artificial Agave Desmettiana Variegata Succulent β Artificial Reptile Plant
Artificial Succulent as a Reptile Plant
Plant design is approximately 3β³ high. The base is square shaped and measures 2 inches squared. Weighted (w/black river rock) black plastic base; included.
This artificial plastic plant can not be submerged in water. Slight color variances in the leaves are possible by lighting type. Plant should not be placed directly under a heat lamp and or near heat source.
Product #: prs326 | Price: $9.99
(via Artificial Agave Succulent - Artificial Retile Terrarium Plant)
Any tips on how to clean silk plants? Mine have a crap ton of algea that won't come off wotg just rinsing them off, and it's starting to look really ugly!
I tend not to use artificial plants and prefer live planted tanks, but a few ways to clean artificial plants is unfortunately kinda tedious. You can get a toothbrush and attempt to scrub all the algae away. Most chemical products for killing algae can be toxic to fish so I suggest avoiding them.
A long term solution could be getting a nerite snail as they are some of the hardest working algae eaters and very easy to take care of. The only real important thing is that they have enough calcium in the water which is easy if you have a naturally high PH (7+) if not you can shells or cuttlebone to keep their shells healthy. Oh and a lid! A lid is required. I forgot to put the lid on my tank the other day and heard one goΒ βPlunk plink plunk!β down to the floor. Thankfully he was unharmed.
A third solution could be buying new ones!