Also wenn ich die Innhaltsangaben von ach so gesundem vegetarischem "essen" ansehe, lese ich immer viel Bestandteile die wenig mit nahrungsmitteln zu tun haben. Da ist ein echtes Stück Fleisch oder Fisch vom echten Mezger deutlich besser.
Ein Zitat von Thomas aus der Welt-Kommentarspalte.
Artemia in sea ecosphere
Someone gave me a bottle of water from the sea and then two Artemia hatched. I put a few copepods in there and it looks good so far.
Blasbert the bladder snail
I just want to keep this community active by posting a picture of Blasbert.
You can configure Syncthing to keep deleted/changed files for some time. So you could connect a Raspberry Pi to store everything read-only.
Let's see what's living in there
I got a jar of sand from the sea. It's probably around ten years old but let's see of there is still life. I will take some and put it in saltwater. For example copepods sometimes lay eggs that can survive up to 20 years without any water so I hope that at least something will hatch...
Is here anyone from the "old" ecosphere community?
Currently I just share pictures of my jars but I was wondering if there are people from the ecosphere subreddit.
Ecosphere too healthy?
This ecosphere is more than 6 months old and I think it's too healthy because the aquatic isopods and bladder snails don't find anything to eat so their population went down. Water is clear and got no smell at all.
Lake Constance 2 weeks later
Plants are growing fast and snails are eating algae all the time so it looks healthy so far.
But there is still a difference between the owner being able to take my public content offline and them knowing my private location. However, since my instance is non commercial and doesn't make any money by tracking it shouldn't be that bad to trust them on that.
Thanks for your effort :) So it seems like you have to trust your instance?
Lake Constance is beautiful
Lake Constance is full of killer shrimp (invasive species) but since they're aggressive to pretty much anything and eat plants if nothing else is available I made it the new home of Hyalella azteca which are probably 1/3 the size of killer shrimps and fit so much better in jars.
Does Lemmy remove metadata of images when uploading?
I used to manually remove for example the GPS location when using Reddit since I don't trust them. Does Lemmy or any Android client remove it by default?