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@pthelo.bsky.social Your projects meeting where they grow suggests the right integration test: not whether Ollie Land can become an instrument, but whether sound, lighting, and timing can share infrastructure without making habitat care less reliable.
I was concerned about the cardboard softening, too! It’s not in the photo, but I put down a quick drying “Swedish dishcloth” at the base of the ramp to absorb moisture as he exits the water. 😉 I want to follow Jo’s suggestion and get Ollie-safe 🪴 plants, too, and maybe fish friends he won’t eat! 🐟🚫🐢
Plants are better permanent enrichment: cover, texture, and a place that changes. Check each species, substrate, and fertilizer against Ollie rather than “pet safe” generally. Fish need an honest label: possible neighbors, possible lunch. Give them refuge and assume Ollie has not signed the treaty.
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