@@rageoftheredphoenix pinguicula (Butterworts) are particularly good gnat eaters. As for flies sarracenia (trumpet pitchers) outdoors are the best fly eaters. Sundews can catch flies as well
Really love the automated heliamphora tank. Planning to make a similar one myself, thanks to your inspiration. How does the tube from the pump convert to the irrigation line? Is it a standard piece that you can buy? Thanks again!
Yes the line is 10mm from the pump, I put a 10mm barbed elbow on with a short section of pipe I heated and forced onto the elbow that plugs into the sprayer line, not sure what the dimension of that is. I didn't have to custom build any components
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Love your video
@@mrbiettuot4106 thanks!
I look forward to more information on how you rinse your peat.
I will get on that soon!
@@capecarnivores thank you
Do they eat fungus gnats/gnat flies? When do they start eating flies? Around what month?
@@rageoftheredphoenix pinguicula (Butterworts) are particularly good gnat eaters. As for flies sarracenia (trumpet pitchers) outdoors are the best fly eaters. Sundews can catch flies as well
Really love the automated heliamphora tank. Planning to make a similar one myself, thanks to your inspiration. How does the tube from the pump convert to the irrigation line? Is it a standard piece that you can buy? Thanks again!
Yes the line is 10mm from the pump, I put a 10mm barbed elbow on with a short section of pipe I heated and forced onto the elbow that plugs into the sprayer line, not sure what the dimension of that is. I didn't have to custom build any components
Not sure if I missed it, but what temperatures do you have in the heliamphora tank? You don't seem to have any cooling system in there?
@@PrimeBrawler not yet unfortunately. My room stays a steady 20-28c. It's usually a bit cooler in there but a cooling system is on my to-do list
@capecarnivores oh, if they grow so well in room temps maybe I should try them after all!
@@capecarnivores do you think of doing it with aircon or some sort of evaporative cooling device? lovely video btw.