Comments on: Indoor ‘River Ecosystem’ Aquarium and Hydroponic Garden

By: Henry Nicholas Angelone

Henry Nicholas Angelone — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 02:02:13 +0000

I disagree with this claim, if you honestly think about it, how much room does two snakes need? Not much, snakes, when in colder than warmer conditions are sluggish, and lethargic, due to their cold blood. They require little excerise as such because their entire body adapts to their container. As long as they have a healthy diet these snakes will live happily and healthily.
Also, fish grow in respect to their enviroment, so this four by two aquarium is indeed appropriate to their size. I fully respect this inovation and hope so see its adaption into an everyday home. I would be the first to buy and indoor farm.
And even further to this point, not only is produce made ready. But meat too, and now, you wont need to worry about the disgusting habitat a regular fish lives in.
Because a smaller yet healthier enviroment is preferable to a large open junkyard in my opinion, how about you?

By: Jonathan Becker

Jonathan Becker — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 16:08:29 +0000

Snakes and fish of that size deserve to be in rivers where they belong. Not in a four by two foot inclosure inside. Its cruel and inusual punishment. While I applaud the 'ecosphere' art display and the commentary on locally grown food as the article mentions (although I sort fail to see the connection), I find the message is lost due to the animal abuse.

By: Quantina Jones

Quantina Jones — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 00:23:47 +0000

That is one of the coolest but freakiest art pieces I have ever seen. I totally get it. Having the eels/snakes ( I think those were eels) in the display for added “sleekness” worked for me aesthetically, but was a lil scary too. LOL

By: Omid

Omid — Tue, 18 Aug 2009 09:24:27 +0000

need more information on hydroponic set