Aquatic Science Bottle Biome Observation 

Since last week, our bottle biome has remained the same. The grass seems to be the same height, just bending over towards the top a bit. There’s no change to the water; still the same amount since week one. Again, there condensation is taking place as you can tell by the water droplets against the…

Water levels seem to have not changed, and it seems to bee perfectly clean. The grass seems to have reached it’s limit if its is growing its not growing as significantly taller as it was last time. Once again there are water droplets and fog in the top part of the biome signaling that condensation…

Although the water levels have not changed, there are signs of the water cycle taking place as there is condensation happing towards the top of the bottle where the grass is. The top of the bottle is foggy and has water droplets against the sides. The grass had grown just a bit since last week…

The water seems to have gone down half a centimeter but it hasn’t changed color, or grown algae. Since last week the grass had grown significantly taller about 4inches. There has been indications of the water cycle taking place as you can see from the photo there is water droplets, a sign of condensation, towards…

There are no signs of any grass growing on top, but we did just put this together this week. Concerning the water there are no changes in amount, color, etc. There’s also no algae on top of the surface of the water. Nothing has changed except for the fact that we did add a fish…

Bottle Biome Building Steps Step 1: Get two one liter bottles, cut one at the 1/4 towards the top. Cut the other bottle 1/4 towards the bottom. Step 2: Fill 1/4 of the bottle with the bottom half with gravel. Then add water to fill half of the bottle. Step 3: Poke a hole in…

Greetings 🖖🏼 Stay tuned to see our bottle biome and Fredrick’s home change and grow. 🙂