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Jul 25, 2008. 4:04 PMcasey321b
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rofl I dont know if you actualy liek work for instructables but YOU SOUND DUMB!! Kepp it simple like this... I thought it was really cool but if you could add some more stuff like other ways to make the stand maybe a toilet paper tube cut in half then painted or anything else that you can think of. also maybe instead of adding a link just copy what hte other guy sayd then give him some credit for it at the end. but anyway it looks really cool and i think i'll have to make one
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Aug 20, 2008. 3:37 PMYour Average Guy
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Was the comment above pre-written? Also I've seen a pre-written one about photos many times.
Nov 5, 2008. 12:58 PMNameless37
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In consideration of what he said, why not post the steps on how to hollow it out, just give the credit to the person from the link. If this is allowed.
Jul 7, 2009. 10:04 AMuniFREAK134
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the snails would be fine in there if the water was changed every-other day.
Oct 1, 2008. 6:10 PMAustin0lsen
says:
hey wut do u u feed them and wuts the green stuff at the bottom
Apr 25, 2008. 3:21 PMSgt.Waffles
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Snails produce too much waste to be in such a small enclosure.
Sep 26, 2008. 10:34 AMwiebevandomburg.hotmail.com
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i have seen the same thing but in a normal glass bulb - not a light bulb- and they sold it with schrimps in it
May 26, 2008. 5:45 PMSgt.Waffles
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Ammonia "Remover" doesn't remove ammonia, no matter what it claims. Its "detoxifys" the Ammonia, which is still a crock. It does basically nothing. In a healthy aquarium, you wouldn't need ammonia remover. Fix the problem, not the symptoms.
Aug 26, 2008. 12:25 PMgeeklord
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What if you added bits of carbon every once in a while, like i do with my bamboo plants water? speaking of my plant, i should throw a couple of snails from the ditch by my house in it!
Aug 26, 2008. 2:19 PMYour Average Guy
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what kind of snails are that and how do you care for them? also, how do you get oxygen in the water for the animals?
Aug 25, 2008. 2:18 PMgiddymoon
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It is a very cute idea, but not a safe idea for keeping snails. I know you have taken the snails out, but I hope others will listen to the advice above..please do not put your snails in this amount of water. All sea life need an abundance of water / filtration to properly thrive.
Aug 20, 2008. 3:39 PMYour Average Guy
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I making me one of these right away! I wish I thought of this. This instructable is very basic, easy to understand, and to the point.
Jul 8, 2008. 5:08 PMSunny124613
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I think that snails are great. and you could make a background by using acrylics of permanent markers and decorating the back of the bulb.
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