How to Make a Mini Biodome

Go to your local hardware store and buy soil and grass seeds (if you want the grass to look pretty you can pick up some flower seeds as well)., Look around for an old fish tank or bowl or some other container (clear containers are great for viewing...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Go to your local hardware store and buy soil and grass seeds (if you want the grass to look pretty you can pick up some flower seeds as well).

    If you don't have a hardware store nearby, try a flower shop.
  2. Step 2: Look around for an old fish tank or bowl or some other container (clear containers are great for viewing the roots of the grass

    You can buy a fish tank at most pet stores which works fine! ,,,, Hooray, you grew grass! , After a while you might be able to bring it inside.

    It may not need as much sunlight depending on how well it's doing. , The grass will produce enough oxygen for small animals, and the animals should produce enough carbon dioxide for the grass. ,,
  3. Step 3: or if you want to get a small animal for the tank).

  4. Step 4: Fill your tank about 4" with soil and spread one layer of seeds.

  5. Step 5: Fill your tank about 1" more and spread one more thinner layer (the two layers are to assure growth).

  6. Step 6: Place in a sunny place and water every day to every other day lightly (you don't want to drown the seeds).

  7. Step 7: Eventually you will start seeing some shoots.

  8. Step 8: Keep watering occasionally.

  9. Step 9: If you eventually add a small animal to your tank

  10. Step 10: you can seal it off from oxygen if you choose.

  11. Step 11: You may still have to water the grass from time to time

  12. Step 12: but if you water it right before you seal it

  13. Step 13: you might get away with once a week because of condensation.

  14. Step 14: Enjoy your mini biodomeĀ !

Detailed Guide

If you don't have a hardware store nearby, try a flower shop.

You can buy a fish tank at most pet stores which works fine! ,,,, Hooray, you grew grass! , After a while you might be able to bring it inside.

It may not need as much sunlight depending on how well it's doing. , The grass will produce enough oxygen for small animals, and the animals should produce enough carbon dioxide for the grass. ,,

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