3D Printed Pots

Joe has a 3D printer which (when it's actually working) he mostly uses to print organizers for board games.  Occasionally, he prints these pots for me.  They are the perfect size for transporting plants I've propagated in water into dirt.  But I don't plant them right into here as these are for decoration.  Instead, I found 3 inch clear nursery pots with drainage holes on Amazon which fit perfectly inside of these printed pots.  What is great about this process is that the pots only take an hour to print (compared to some prints that are 20+ hours), so Joe can get a lot of these done in just a day.  For this set you see here, he used some fancy sparkly filament.  😊

Fili surprises me by how active he is for such an old guy.  He is now 27 months old!  He has thinned out a bit, and I think he is finally starting to slow down some as he seems to sleep a bit more.  I know he won't live forever, and I'm so grateful he's lived this long!

I really want to get back to taking pictures regularly of the pets because Haleth is just so easy to photograph.  All I need is some treats to get her to stay in the spot I have prepared and she's good to go.  Even after she finished her treat, she typically stays put and just stares at me expecting more.  She doesn't run off to explore like most of the hamsters I've own would do.  Although to be honest, in this case, I think she didn't move because she barely fit in that pot.  😂