I have had a large BioOrb now for a year with no problems and no losses. While I would like to believe I played a major roll in the successes, I have concluded that is not true.
When we set up an aquarium, we are creating a living environment for our saltwater friends. I would be happy to share more detail, but let me bottom line it.
We live in our own aquarium. The Earth.
It is a sphere, not a square or rectangle.
Life was created on a sphere, by God, so it might be a very good approach to follow. I just fell into it.
The environment of a life sustaining sphere is much easier and cheaper to achieve than a square or rectangle.
Do you think that our aquarium, the Earth would be able to sustain itself if it wasn't a sphere?
When we set up an aquarium, we are creating a living environment for our saltwater friends. I would be happy to share more detail, but let me bottom line it.
We live in our own aquarium. The Earth.
It is a sphere, not a square or rectangle.
Life was created on a sphere, by God, so it might be a very good approach to follow. I just fell into it.
The environment of a life sustaining sphere is much easier and cheaper to achieve than a square or rectangle.
Do you think that our aquarium, the Earth would be able to sustain itself if it wasn't a sphere?
