I'd better transfer these two horny guys to the original tank they were from; otherwise, snails would take over my fish & shrimp tank! https://blossom.primal.net/f014312cbb54b9014c9921a2490447d30d80c558596890f9416bef335ae2c091

Can you spot my baby ramshorn snails? 🐌 https://blossom.primal.net/2876db9aad3ad6228df8da3ceba717fab9ceeec3c1e40e0150b134d68302adc6

You see that little dot? It’s one of my newly born ramshorn snail! 🐌😍

Prince Reza Pahlavi, Iran’s opposition leader, explains what happened 6 months ago on the streets of Iran.

They did such a good job cleaning the algae that now I have to buy them algae wafers. 🍤

These are my first glare-free photos and videos from inside my aquarium! ChatGPT suggested pressing the camera lens against the aquarium glass and it worked perfectly! Enjoy these up-close, crystal-clear shots of my Amano shrimp and nerite snail. 😎

My Amano shrimp, hard at work gardening my aquatic plants.

Does anyone here use a script/app/solution to automate reposting several times a day so the post gets more views by people in different timezones?

I started with one or two duckweed fronds to see how fast they grow. For the first few days, I only noticed them gradually increasing in size. Then I saw them sending out shoots. I think that’s when the real explosion begins. I’m excited to see how quickly they take over.

I'm not a programmer by profession, but I can code at a decent level. Yesterday, with the help of Codex, I built one of the most useful apps I've ever made for myself, without writing a single line of code. It's a terminal-based habit tracker. I built it because I couldn't find anything that worked the way I wanted. Over the years, I've tried countless apps and services, but none of them met my needs. If I had built it myself from scratch, it would've taken me at least a week of focused work, just to get the core functionality working! But since yesterday, I've spent my time testing, adding features, refining the UX, and iterating on the app, all without touching the code. So far, I've already made 10 commits. That's remarkable. The habit tracker now lives on my NAS and works exactly the way I want it to. It might never leave there. I really don't know and don't care. I've pushed it to GitHub too, but the repository is private. Maybe it'll stay that way. Maybe I'll make it public one day. Either way, I'll keep tweaking it to fit my own needs, and I'm super stoked that I now have the app I always wanted but nobody had made. I know I've expressed this many times in this short text, but that's, indeed, remarkable!