DATA

a) Watering Patterns

Date	Water
9/20	100 ml
10/18	100 ml
11/8	100 ml
12/10	100 ml
Jan	100 ml
Feb	100 ml
Mar	100 ml
Apr	100 ml
May	100 ml
Jun	100 ml

b) Quantitive Data
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Date	Temperature	Turbidity	Nitrates	pH	D.O.	Oxygen Gas
9/20	19.6°C	0	0.4mg/L	7.4	N/A	N/A
10/7	20.6°C	0	1.2mg/L	7.63	5.4mg/L	N/A
10/18	23.8°C	0	5.1mg/L	8.12	6.8mg/L	N/A
11/8	24.8°C	0	4.9mg/L	9.72	9.2mg/L	20%
12/7	21.3°C	5	9.8mg/L	8.56	9.7mg/L	N/A
3/23	19.6°C	10	17.5mg/L	9.02	13.0mg/L	N/A
5/24	20.00°C	15	8.9mg/L	6.7	5.7mg/L	N/A

c) Sept. 20- The water is extremely clear and we just put the snail into the water, everything looks great
Oct. 18- water quality still looks great, no mold
Nov. 8- snail died, got a new snail, water still looks very good, planted a plant in the aquatic chamber today, grass is really starting to grow
Dec. 7- new snail is doing well, water still looks good, there are starting to be some bugs in the water
March 23- snail is STILL alive and looking good, water is getting a yellowish tint to it, grass looks like it may be starting to die, still no mold, a lot of condensation
May 25- Our snail is still alive, the water is starting to get some mold on the top and is looking pretty green, a lot of the grass is dead

d) Graph

e) First Day- Overall great water quality and the habitiat is completely new and clean. Everything needs to kick in and start growing and really turn into a mini ecosystem
Last Day- The water has turned to a yellowish green and there is definitely a lot more algae, but the ecosystem is still functioning and our second snail is still alive