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Author : Amanda DavisAmanda Davis is the crafty, entrepreneurial mother of four children. She loves to bake, cook, make kid's crafts and create decorative items for her home. She is a crafting expert and guru in the kitchen and has appeared online and in print publications many times over the years.
Ingredients
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Instructions
Step 1
First, if you want your aquariums to be night lights, attach light to the inside of the jar lid using E6000 glue. Set aside to dry while you build your aquarium.
Step 2
Place plastic aquarium plant into the jar.
Step 3
Use a spoon to add gravel around the bottom of the jar, covering the base of the plant.
Step 4
Place figurines, fish, seashells and any other items to the jar.
Step 5
If you would like your water to be blue, add a couple drops of food coloring to the water first and stir. Slowly pour water into the jar.
Step 6
Screw the lid in place.
Step 7
To turn on the light, carefully remove the lid, turn on the light, and replace the lid.
Step 8
First, if you want your aquariums to be night lights, attach light to the inside of the jar lid using E6000 glue. Set aside to dry while you build your aquarium.
Step 9
Place plastic aquarium plant into the jar.
Step 10
Use a spoon to add gravel around the bottom of the jar, covering the base of the plant.
Step 11
Place figurines, fish, seashells and any other items to the jar.
Step 12
If you would like your water to be blue, add a couple drops of food coloring to the water first and stir. Slowly pour water into the jar.
Step 13
Screw the lid in place.
Step 14
To turn on the light, carefully remove the lid, turn on the light, and replace the lid.
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