I've heard about the wonders of craft mesh, and I want to make a ramp. I know I have some around here, but it's gone missing.

Also, side note. I just got a bag of chia seeds, and I'm hoping to make a little chia garden.

Thanks, everybody.

Do you have any burlap? Maybe line a couple of the sides.Moonlightdreams wrote:My pools aren't the deepest, but I think they're deep enough, though. Sheldon is molting, so I don't know for sure, but I'm pretty sure he could submerge in them, or very close to it. The only problem is Peanut. He's little and the pools are too deep for him. I have the bottom lined with rocks, but they're a hassle for me to clean, and also make it so Peanut can get out, but neither crab can submerge, yikes!
I've heard about the wonders of craft mesh, and I want to make a ramp. I know I have some around here, but it's gone missing.I'm still going to make a ramp after I find it, but is there anything else I could do for now? I don't really have any plastic plants to use, unfortunately. Could I put moss in the water? Would that help?
Also, side note. I just got a bag of chia seeds, and I'm hoping to make a little chia garden.For those who grow chia seeds in your tank, how long do they usually take to sprout, and do they grow better in EE than sand?
Thanks, everybody.
I think so. I also have jute. I could try making a net, maybe.Hermiesguardian wrote:Do you have any burlap? Maybe line a couple of the sides.Moonlightdreams wrote:My pools aren't the deepest, but I think they're deep enough, though. Sheldon is molting, so I don't know for sure, but I'm pretty sure he could submerge in them, or very close to it. The only problem is Peanut. He's little and the pools are too deep for him. I have the bottom lined with rocks, but they're a hassle for me to clean, and also make it so Peanut can get out, but neither crab can submerge, yikes!
I've heard about the wonders of craft mesh, and I want to make a ramp. I know I have some around here, but it's gone missing.I'm still going to make a ramp after I find it, but is there anything else I could do for now? I don't really have any plastic plants to use, unfortunately. Could I put moss in the water? Would that help?
Also, side note. I just got a bag of chia seeds, and I'm hoping to make a little chia garden.For those who grow chia seeds in your tank, how long do they usually take to sprout, and do they grow better in EE than sand?
Thanks, everybody.
I think using a net would only wick water out onto the sub, and might get a little messy. Could you possibly put a single rock or shell inside that won't take up the entire pool? So that both crabs submerge and still get out? Also, I grow chia in my tank. I don't know how well they grow in comparison to EE and sand (my sub is a mix of the two) but they usually take what feels like ages to sprout. If I'm lucky, they sprout in a week or two.Moonlightdreams wrote:I think so. I also have jute. I could try making a net, maybe.Hermiesguardian wrote:Do you have any burlap? Maybe line a couple of the sides.Moonlightdreams wrote:My pools aren't the deepest, but I think they're deep enough, though. Sheldon is molting, so I don't know for sure, but I'm pretty sure he could submerge in them, or very close to it. The only problem is Peanut. He's little and the pools are too deep for him. I have the bottom lined with rocks, but they're a hassle for me to clean, and also make it so Peanut can get out, but neither crab can submerge, yikes!
I've heard about the wonders of craft mesh, and I want to make a ramp. I know I have some around here, but it's gone missing.I'm still going to make a ramp after I find it, but is there anything else I could do for now? I don't really have any plastic plants to use, unfortunately. Could I put moss in the water? Would that help?
Also, side note. I just got a bag of chia seeds, and I'm hoping to make a little chia garden.For those who grow chia seeds in your tank, how long do they usually take to sprout, and do they grow better in EE than sand?
Thanks, everybody.
Ooh, I could try using a rock or shell. Thanks!leah610 wrote: I think using a net would only wick water out onto the sub, and might get a little messy. Could you possibly put a single rock or shell inside that won't take up the entire pool? So that both crabs submerge and still get out? Also, I grow chia in my tank. I don't know how well they grow in comparison to EE and sand (my sub is a mix of the two) but they usually take what feels like ages to sprout. If I'm lucky, they sprout in a week or two.
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The driftwood has been doing good so far.GotButterflies wrote:Fabric would definitely wick water onto the sub. I wouldn't recommend that. Driftwood could leach into the water, changing the color of the water. Make sure the driftwood is safe. I would't recommend moss - it could break down and deteriorate the water quality.
Wouldn't a plastic Easter egg roll?