I did like U did (imitation - The sincerest form of flattery) and put a medium sized ziplock tupperware dish thiny (the disposable kind) burried in the dirt (with some creaping thyme growing around it) when I was planting all the smaller plants I found (to fill in the dirt that the taller plants did not)

as soon as I was done I put the last few red wrigglers in there, then some meal worms too

she climbed in and ate, she is such a pain to feed, I was THRILLED



The plant with the BIG FAT leaves has mostly died, but it is her favorite to sleep on, so I planted it (with its 3 pitiful leaves)

her spot looks GOOD now, looks natural

(except for the RED paint tray)

That is back to the L side of the tank (like this pic) and I have the Right side lifted almost 1cm, and the back lifted a little more than 0.5 cm, so the front (L) corner by the "fountain" (paint tray) is lowest, so I can syphon off the extra water that spills out, or runs off from the plants



It feels good to make her home more HOMEY



I M gonna get more worms today, the last container I had was BREEDING, so I had a LOT of new baby worms for a month or so, but they finally started to die off, so I will get more tonight, and treat her to some fresh lively worms.

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Elizabeth (ecb)



'Goodness gracious'

my grandma used to say

'the worlds a scarey place now

things were different in my day'

what horrors will be commonplace,

when my hair starts to grey?

-Kevin Gilbert-

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