Adam Ragusea
@aragusea
Fading youtube starlet
It might not seem fun siphoning fine particulate matter into a bucket but wait until you see those particles arrange themselves into compact geometric shapes because science.
1) “I see you have pistachios.” 2) “Ok, it’s just you, me, and the pistachios.” 3) “Now look, see, it’s just you, me, and the pistachios.”
1) Eat spoonful out of center of ice cream cup; 2) Dump in entire contents of pudding cup; 3) Refreeze for 30 min or until a brittle shell has formed; 4) Don’t let this knowledge die with me.
Really coming into fruition, one of my “Dutch modernist” aquascapes! In time the grassy vallisneria in the back corner should grow much longer and kinda drape over the whole thing a bit, creating a more dappled light effect on the carpets underneath. And the red lily will get bigger.
My third attempt executing this basic plant design. It’s still young but I think it’s reached escape velocity! School of rummy nose tetras looking very yellow submarine.
Hanging plants drop down into the aquariums and put out roots. It’s like they’re drinking from both ends. Double fisting.
Was reading a news story about how opioid deaths are down in Knox County and I can’t stop thinking about this man’s incredible logical journey.
Better shot of him a few moments earlier but not quite out of the water yet.
I have an aquarium with a surface environment which means every now and then you get to see aquatic creatures briefly leave the water, and I always find it so surreal! Like somebody jumping out of the tv screen. You’re not supposed to be in this plane of existence!
Shrimplets! Easier to see through the 5x camera than with the naked eye. Probably hatched two days ago.
I don’t think this is particularly remarkable behavior I just think it was pretty.
Checked the water table after dark and found a little male platy resting in the shallowest water possible, almost breaking the surface, with its belly on the stone underneath. Seems like a vulnerable place for a fish to be, but it’s very painterly!
I dunno, Whole Foods. If your food really doesn’t have any sodium in it then I’m not sure it’s actually food.
I’ve found it to be an ideal environment for dwarf Mexican crayfish. Shrimp do well but they instantly disappear forever. The only fish that thrive are hardy, ugly little livebearers. The temperature swings are too big for most.
Definitely, if you walk on your tippy toes I can’t see you. My visual acuity is based on full footfalls.
Vernal ponds outside of Sacramento, California, looking like the Garden of Eden.
A tank demonstrating all Aqua Design Amano products from Japan. The hardware itself is part of the artwork.
Some of the bees from yesterday’s bee truck crash on I-40 have taken refuge directly in front of the Knoxville zoo main entrance. Are they asking to be let in?