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Why is this in self hosted?
Come on, you know there's someone out there trying to work out how to selfhost one of these.
I have a birth bath I don't ever replace the water in. Its like a shrub to me.
Uhhhhhh you should probably at least drain out the placenta fluid...
No, it's essential to the flavor.
You should look up "Walstad planted tank". An all plants aquarium you don't ever have to mess with (except to trim if you want to)
I’ve been doing these for years.. they don’t work as intended for more than a year or two, and then become pretty unstable. Even the lady who created it went back to low-maintenance (as opposed to zero input) systems after a few years. Still with the dirt and all but not without water movement and stuff.
Awesome! yeah, there's a variant where you can seal the jar, but for the most part exactly what you said is the norm. I've had mine for roughly 5 years now, but I added shrimp and trim it back about once a month or so . I don't even feed the tank more than a few times a week.