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Ant Formicarium DIY mini terracotta OutWorld Humidifier.

I made some small simple OutWorld humidifiers from mini-terracotta-pots.
I cut down a piece of 'Saugwunder' sponge to a little larger but about the shape of the inside of the tiny pot and then stuffed it in really well until the sponge firmly pushes against the hole at the top hole (bottom of the pot).










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