Fishbowls

Canvases and fishbowls are essential tools used by Escape Artists in the creation of flux destinies. 
== Overview ==
A fishbowl is an affectionate nickname for small, inexpensive containers that can take many forms, from round snow globes to boxes or other shapes. These versatile tools are used by a wide range of people, including enthusiasts, children, collectors of flux destinies, and designers of flora and fauna.
Fishbowls can contain extremely small flux destinies without the risk of payback, serving as components in karmastry “chemistry” sets. Aspiring Escape Artists often begin their experiments with fishbowls before moving on to larger, more complex flux destinies and canvases.
They offer practical applications for transporting designer creatures and plants created within flux destinies. Since these creations can't exist outside of a flux destiny without being wiped away by Payback Undertow, fishbowls provide a means to safely move them from one flux destiny to another.
== Size ==
A Fishbowl is a small, less than five feet square, inexpensive crystal like a snowglobe. Aspiring Escape Artists will generally begin with experiments using a fishbowl before moving on to larger, more complex flux destinies and canvases.
The main issue with a fishbowl is that they do not have a very large karmic battery. They need constant recharging with good karma in order to prevent the flux destiny contained within from collapsing.
Once a fishbowl approaches five feet in height or width, it becomes a proper flux destiny, albeit a small one.