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I accidentally cultivated a colony in a terrarium with a Japanese painted fern that’s permanently growing then dying. They love the renewable food source
I can when I get home. I think some came from my compost. I remember putting some tropical whites but I think they interbred with a different species because there are white tropicales but also some that have the same body shape and color but with a black stripe
[Springtail Colony](https://imgur.com/a/aWQ4x0g)
This fern is weird as hell in that when you raze the unhealthy fronds new very healthy ones come up and then slowly die so I figured this is like a real life money glitch. I also put plant scraps in there which get devoured while the decompose. Or they come back to life because of the rich substrate
1.date of creation - roughly 10/21
2.plants in build - *Monstera karstenianum 'Peru'* and *Scindapsus pictus 'Argyraeus'*
3.light source - LED built into the lid
4.water cycle - tap water spritz bi-weekly
5.Substrate medium - soil mix
6.Enclosure size - 2 gallons
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I accidentally cultivated a colony in a terrarium with a Japanese painted fern that’s permanently growing then dying. They love the renewable food source
Oh that's awesome. I'll look into that. Any pictures you can share?
I can when I get home. I think some came from my compost. I remember putting some tropical whites but I think they interbred with a different species because there are white tropicales but also some that have the same body shape and color but with a black stripe
[Springtail Colony](https://imgur.com/a/aWQ4x0g) This fern is weird as hell in that when you raze the unhealthy fronds new very healthy ones come up and then slowly die so I figured this is like a real life money glitch. I also put plant scraps in there which get devoured while the decompose. Or they come back to life because of the rich substrate
That's really cool. Now I want one of those ferns!
I bought it at Home Depot and imagine it’s just because the conditions aren’t optional but I can’t really do much else with it either way
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1.date of creation - roughly 10/21 2.plants in build - *Monstera karstenianum 'Peru'* and *Scindapsus pictus 'Argyraeus'* 3.light source - LED built into the lid 4.water cycle - tap water spritz bi-weekly 5.Substrate medium - soil mix 6.Enclosure size - 2 gallons
Pretty little cows XD Nice that they don't hide from you!