It is beautiful. I had one and added land snails. you will love them. They don't eat the plants. I would drop a piece of lettuce in and they would clean it up. That is how I got back into the hobby. Terrarium, frogs, land snails....gave them to a friend (who still has them) and started a fishroom. easy peasy............. lol and... Here we are!
Sherry Swinney's Fishroom i love landsnakes (besides them without Shells 😅 they eat Everything in my Yard 😑) and I Love aquatic snails but my mom is against them..
really great video, enjoyed seeing how you took the time to figure out the landscape (turned out awesome btw!!) and that you finally got to add your piece of driftwood!
Thanks! I recently moved this into a new tank/ setup I have a few short videos of it in a play list but here is the latest if you are interested ruclips.net/video/OyGPwOPPYt0/видео.html
Yeah, remember, it is illegal to take any plant, moss, fern, grass, or flower out of the ground in all public lands in the U.S. This includes national forests, national parks, national monuments, national grasslands, bureau of land management lands, and wildlife refuges. Many state parks and state forests have similar no-picking laws. There may be exceptions for certain harvestable products, like mushrooms, which requires a permit. But harvesting any kind of plant is usually illegal.
Amazing work! I'm trying to stay inspired for my build and this helped! I just wish I didn't live in a desert where very little green can be found for a tropical vivarium. The closest I get to live moss is the balls they sell at fish stores and the dried stuff at WalMart.
This video gives me a crazy idea that will probably take so much of my time. Kind of like a terrarium, but, more like a complete mini ecosystem, including tiny houses and structures and a flowing stream (using pumps and cleverly hidden tubing) and various little bugs and mini critters. Maybe even tiny human figurines. The problem I see is, the way I see it in my head, it would be a lot larger than a 10-gallon tank. Would probably take up a footprint of maybe 5ft x 6ft x 4ft. Probably thinking too big, but, sounds pretty cool. I probably need to start with a 10-gallon terrarium since I have never made a terrarium lol.
Extremely interesting...and doable, which is the best part. I've always known I could use old charcoal from filters to add to plants. The moss in my area is abundant, so we'll wait til spring and give it a go. Thanks.
How do you avoid accidental stowaways (other insects) with the oak leaf compost and the moss? Also, what happens with the river’s water? Do the springtails clean that as well or do you switch it out as it gets dirty?
I believe he is using Star moss, and just regular grass that you have on your lawn. 😸 But at the same time, you can use what ever is accessible for you!
Great step by step. I have a 20 L that is currently raising baby angelfish fry but as soon as they sell...I would be happy to trade you some small curly natural manzanita branches that I collect- for some of your natural moss?
How much maintenance would you say this would need on a weekly basis? My son has a salamander and a frog in a ten gal tank. Id like to build him something like this in a 40 breeder. Love your Videos btw. Thanks
Thank you. honestly Other than trimming a few of the faster growing plants on occasion it needs minimum care. I could let it go a month without any care and be okay. All I do is about 15 min of light trimming and a small water change every 2 weeks.
Wojo 77 you would want to do a water change more then every two weeks if your toad uses the water. That's a way the toad could get sick. You should add Isopods they help with the waste too. You might want to be careful with the toothpicks because toads burrow deep in soil and it could dig down to your rock layer and potentially get stabbed by the toothpicks. I'm interested to hear how the toad is doing and how much it explores in the enclosure.
ok, I'm new at this, so when you add the stream you are filling the whole bottom of the aquarium? And is the sand wet to begin with? and What type of sand are you using. Are you covering this after?
I think this looks very cool well done. Would luv to turn my aquarium into this.. Again awesome I think this. Did u get everything needed from garden centre
So many questions! What are springtails? Eggcrate? What plants were used? Maintenance on that stream? I would like to do something like this, am new to this and would like info. Didn't get it here. Do you have another video that will? Will come back to see this matured. Turned out nice, thanx.
My 8 small almost died orchids have been in water culture rehab for 1 year. Today i found a 10gal s]fish tank where in will go these beauties along with soil from my compost, rocks, stones,sticks and sand from my yard, Spanish, maybe that green moss if i can find it in yard, and orchid moss and hope to get an idea on building from your video.Just need egg crate where did you get that? .now back to your video..Fanfucintastic, it is the prettiest mudpie ive seen in a long time..thanks and how big is the tank?
Thank you, that tank was a 30 gallon. you can find egg crate at any home improvement store in the lighting/ electrical section. for more ideas here are some vids of my latest vivarium ruclips.net/p/PLm0CmnTroESdcQbJF4zTpqcy0hvRqcF80
Later on I added a small fountain pump and a stack of rocks to the back. This was to create a trickling waterfall that would provide some airation and water flow. It did help keep the water nice but I would still do a water change every couple of weeks.
Finally a video that can actually help me out with my terrarium. Anyways what soil do you use cuz I can't find any they're actually capable in the dryer seasons
I actually live in the woods so I'm blessed with extremely healthy natural top soil. If you can get ahold of a large bag of oak leaves, mulching them up and blending them up with some store bought natural soil should work well.
Thank you 😊. The entire lower level of the tank is filled with water. That is what the sand is there for. The sand can stay saturated without turning to mud. Then the plastic grid sets atop of the sand (right above the water line), then the moss and soil top everything off (all above the water line). So this way anywhere you create a spot below the water line in the tank it will fill with water.
The clumps of grass are a wild dwarf grass that grows in my region. You can find alot of ornamental small plants at garden centers or buy terrarium plants from your local fish shop.
Gotta be careful doing a setup this way with outdoor backyard materials. So many hitchhiker bugs would have been relocated as well. Hope for your sake you don't end up with mites or something that could harm your livestock.
@@lukecassar4416 it's different in a smaller environment, with out a completed food chain there is nothing to control the population of mites and they can become a serious problem. Some springtails, isopods and even snails/ brine shrimp could be added to this vivarium (video is titled incorrectly btw) to help keep ideal conditions for your pet. I noticed there was some mold build up in the front left corner that could be potentially harmful. Ideally this set up should have been made bioactive and left for a month or two before adding the toad (frog?).
May I ask what the egg crate is being used for? I am assuming to help keep the structure and help prevent erosion? I'm sorry if it's a stupid question. I am still new to terrarium building to this degree. I thought the egg crate was to help keep the substrate from contacting the water to prevent soaking the substrate. But its usually used with a mesh material to keep the sub. From falling thru the ec as well.
Your thoughts are correct. I used it to help hold the soil and moss in place. Window screen mesh can also be added to hold even smaller soil particals in place. In my experience the egg crate alone worked best because as the plants matured the roots wove in really well. Also not having the mesh allowed for easier planting.
@@Wojo-88 thank you so very much for your response! I just now seen that you replied. I'm glad I chose to do as you did anyway and go without the mesh as it did exactly as you said. Thank you so much. I have a small tank I used mesh in and it's been a pain as far as maintenance goes and the roots grew all into the mesh to where it had to be all ripped up and destroyed the roots of my plants. Glad my larger tank wont have this issue. Anyway. This is definitely one of my top favorites. Such a great design and build Tfs!
I’m going to make a prehistoric looking area with some rocks and some fake ferns in my fish tank and make it look like there is a nest in there. I have two tanks to decorate with, one was for a reptile who sadly past away and the other one which is smaller was for fish.
This is a beautiful habitat, I love it so much, this is just an idea. What if you got a little pump and put it under the moss or outside of the tank somehow and you could have the water circling through the little stream in the middle. Just an idea, again beautiful habitat.
Cool demonstration. Are you going to add any aquatic plants to the stream and stream bank, or snails or shrimp or micro crabs to the stream? Or add some micro crustaceans like daphnia, cyclops, triops, seed shrimp, red tailed fairy shrimps? All of those micro crustaceans can be gotten online from eggs. All you need to feed them is some spirulina powder or natural algae in the water.
I was thinking he could even add some isopods and earthworms along with the sping tails into the terrarium area. So a combine aquarium and terrarium is called a paludarium.
possibly. but worms don't like deoxygenated water so might avoid that layer. it is why they come to the surface when it rains, rain has little oxygen in it.
Would the eggcrate be harmful as it might break down micro fibers or micro plastic debris? Beautiful tank though really and where’s the moss sourced from your yard?
Terrariums have been quite nice for me as they don't require nearly as much maintenance as a planted tank. Discount plants at Walmart and Lowes are a great way to fill your Terrarium with a good variety for cheap.
I think somewhere there is a book that says something about building your house upon sand. LOL I would have removed the sand, put gravel on bottom then eggcrate then charcoal, then oakleaf and topsoil moss. The set up sure looks great though. I pray it lasts in the long term. :-)
He isn't housing giant digging cichlids. The soil and gravel ain't going anywhere... not held in with all of that stuff like egg crate and toothpicks. Eventually, just as in nature, the plants and roots will help keep everything contained.
Wat water r u feeding the plants..?!? Since normal water might b rich in salt n minerals, will that do good for a closed terrarium plants?!? Or, the terrarium might get accumulated of these minerals n salts, like overdose?
I put a small pump in there at one point. It would keep the water moving and from getting nasty. The plants actually processed the water to a degree. That being said I would still do a water change at least once a month.
Also, hi i hve one another question... I have a fish tank which has a mild crack at one of its sides, can i use it for terrarium? Won't that affect the humidity and temperature of terrarium? Also, it rests on the side of a wall where it can receive no form of sunlight... The tank has artificial lights that would come with the fish tank... Plz help me
Without anything to move the water wouldn't it become stagnant? I want to do a terrarium like this but I don't know what to do to move the water. Maybe a little waterfall
Watching him try to find the perfect place for that stick...I felt that
It is beautiful. I had one and added land snails. you will love them. They don't eat the plants. I would drop a piece of lettuce in and they would clean it up. That is how I got back into the hobby. Terrarium, frogs, land snails....gave them to a friend (who still has them) and started a fishroom. easy peasy............. lol and... Here we are!
Sherry Swinney's Fishroom i love landsnakes (besides them without Shells 😅 they eat Everything in my Yard 😑) and I Love aquatic snails but my mom is against them..
I THOUGHT I WAS THE ONLY ONE WHO OWNED LAND SNAILS what breed are yours
If you would like to talk can give you my email
so true good feedback!!!
Great design. it looks natural.
Man that was truly a beautiful terreaium and that better be one grateful frog to have an owner like this one!! 👍🏻👏🐸
Beautiful terrarium, excellent filming and commentary. Thank-you for sharing your expertise --you gave me a lot of good ideas.
really great video, enjoyed seeing how you took the time to figure out the landscape (turned out awesome btw!!) and that you finally got to add your piece of driftwood!
Congratulations great idea that teaching and writing the name of the things you use was awesomeI'm from Brasil I really like these themes
Incredible. That's exactly what I want to do, and your creative arrangement pulled me right into the scene.
Thanks! I recently moved this into a new tank/ setup I have a few short videos of it in a play list but here is the latest if you are interested ruclips.net/video/OyGPwOPPYt0/видео.html
Everyone, please remember to harvest responsibly as well as sustain-ably! and look up local bylaws about which plants can be harvested.
Thank you, I should have made a note of this in the video. I personally am lucky enough to have a wide variety of specimens right in my back yard.
In the wild it isn’t perfect so it’s good if I have a snake that lived outside on a log then it’s fine for them
Pffft. I pick what I want.
Yeah, remember, it is illegal to take any plant, moss, fern, grass, or flower out of the ground in all public lands in the U.S. This includes national forests, national parks, national monuments, national grasslands, bureau of land management lands, and wildlife refuges. Many state parks and state forests have similar no-picking laws. There may be exceptions for certain harvestable products, like mushrooms, which requires a permit. But harvesting any kind of plant is usually illegal.
@@NatureShy I just went outside and ripped up a bunch of moss, then flipped off an old lady that yelled at me. Suffered no consequences.
Amazing work! I'm trying to stay inspired for my build and this helped! I just wish I didn't live in a desert where very little green can be found for a tropical vivarium. The closest I get to live moss is the balls they sell at fish stores and the dried stuff at WalMart.
You can order moss and plants online like from Josh's Frogs
check out your local nurseries, and in worse case, order from online.
Try java moss from aquarium shops.
Wow, looks incredible!
I love the toad. The terrarium is amazing, great job!
That terrarium looks spectacular!
Beautiful!!! Today, I bought my materials for converting my fish tank to terrarium. Your inspiring video is such a big help for me.
A scenic background wallpaper would have made it look more natural along with some rocks here and there.
Nice work! This turned out beautiful
This video gives me a crazy idea that will probably take so much of my time. Kind of like a terrarium, but, more like a complete mini ecosystem, including tiny houses and structures and a flowing stream (using pumps and cleverly hidden tubing) and various little bugs and mini critters. Maybe even tiny human figurines. The problem I see is, the way I see it in my head, it would be a lot larger than a 10-gallon tank. Would probably take up a footprint of maybe 5ft x 6ft x 4ft. Probably thinking too big, but, sounds pretty cool. I probably need to start with a 10-gallon terrarium since I have never made a terrarium lol.
Wow! That turned out absolutely incredible!! What a work of art!!
This is so cute and such a nice setup,in sure the little guy loves it!
It's weird that I started as a terrarium hobbyist and never put the idea of an aquarium being related to my current interest. Now I enjoy both.
It doesn't even have to be related. You can enjoy several unrelated hobbies.
simple but best terrarium ive seen
also harvest moss with caution they take years to grow.
@@chrisfehr2164 that could be good advice depending on your location/ region. Luckily for me I can grow large mats of moss in 3-6 months.
Oh my goodness it looks so real and well put together good job
Great vid - and you even evolved a frog analog.
Took me a while until I realized that some of the music is the same that Binging with Babish uses
I realised straight away
Bingbing with babish
Literally the style I imagined I would want just more water in middle. I want to make one. One day
Extremely interesting...and doable, which is the best part. I've always known I could use old charcoal from filters to add to plants. The moss in my area is abundant, so we'll wait til spring and give it a go. Thanks.
This is a beautiful enclosure
Well don't worry about negative comments you have done a great job .
The 🐸 is like yo MTV welcome to my crib..come inside and take a look.
3:30 the remixed music is perfect and tysm for the video
Thanks for the guide!!! Your work is beautiful.
How do you avoid accidental stowaways (other insects) with the oak leaf compost and the moss? Also, what happens with the river’s water? Do the springtails clean that as well or do you switch it out as it gets dirty?
no way to avoid stowaways if you do it like this.
A (calm) corner waterfall would be cool.
aguyandhiscomputer he could use the old aquarium filter holes to make a waterfall
Looks like a fun project!
That frog is in heaven! Turned out great!!! It would of been cool to have a lil pump moving that water? Still it is awesome!! Great job!
I love this detail. Wished you had named the plants you placed inside for us "newbies".
I believe he is using Star moss, and just regular grass that you have on your lawn. 😸 But at the same time, you can use what ever is accessible for you!
Great step by step. I have a 20 L that is currently raising baby angelfish fry but as soon as they sell...I would be happy to trade you some small curly natural manzanita branches that I collect- for some of your natural moss?
Elys D'Clar there is moss all around my home. And I do fishkeeping. I would love to trade with you!
Elys D'Clar but if you are looking for star moss (which he has) I do not have that, i am sorry
Good job buddy! I really enjoyed watching, thanks ;)
How much maintenance would you say this would need on a weekly basis? My son has a salamander and a frog in a ten gal tank. Id like to build him something like this in a 40 breeder.
Love your Videos btw.
Thanks
Thank you. honestly Other than trimming a few of the faster growing plants on occasion it needs minimum care. I could let it go a month without any care and be okay. All I do is about 15 min of light trimming and a small water change every 2 weeks.
Wojo 77 you would want to do a water change more then every two weeks if your toad uses the water. That's a way the toad could get sick. You should add Isopods they help with the waste too. You might want to be careful with the toothpicks because toads burrow deep in soil and it could dig down to your rock layer and potentially get stabbed by the toothpicks. I'm interested to hear how the toad is doing and how much it explores in the enclosure.
@@WoodsandForestsMedia Springtails would also help with the wastes
ok, I'm new at this, so when you add the stream you are filling the whole bottom of the aquarium?
And is the sand wet to begin with? and What type of sand are you using.
Are you covering this after?
did you ever figure it out im asking the same thing now lol
@@FishyTomato- no, no reply
Beautiful 🤗🤗❤❤👍👍👍👍
I think this looks very cool well done. Would luv to turn my aquarium into this.. Again awesome I think this. Did u get everything needed from garden centre
Awesome job bro!
So many questions! What are springtails? Eggcrate? What plants were used? Maintenance on that stream? I would like to do something like this, am new to this and would like info. Didn't get it here. Do you have another video that will? Will come back to see this matured. Turned out nice, thanx.
This setup has been moved to a new tank. Check out my latest video to see it. I can answer your other questions a bit later (gtg out right now).
Great job, well done, it looks awesome 👏🏽👍🏼
My 8 small almost died orchids have been in water culture rehab for 1 year. Today i found a 10gal s]fish tank where in will go these beauties along with soil from my compost, rocks, stones,sticks and sand from my yard, Spanish, maybe that green moss if i can find it in yard, and orchid moss and hope to get an idea on building from your video.Just need egg crate where did you get that? .now back to your video..Fanfucintastic, it is the prettiest mudpie ive seen in a long time..thanks and how big is the tank?
Thank you, that tank was a 30 gallon. you can find egg crate at any home improvement store in the lighting/ electrical section. for more ideas here are some vids of my latest vivarium ruclips.net/p/PLm0CmnTroESdcQbJF4zTpqcy0hvRqcF80
Super inspiring man. Did you add a filter to the water? wouldn't the water get murky after a few weeks?
Later on I added a small fountain pump and a stack of rocks to the back. This was to create a trickling waterfall that would provide some airation and water flow. It did help keep the water nice but I would still do a water change every couple of weeks.
Gorgeous, fairytale like!
Finally a video that can actually help me out with my terrarium.
Anyways what soil do you use cuz I can't find any they're actually capable in the dryer seasons
I actually live in the woods so I'm blessed with extremely healthy natural top soil. If you can get ahold of a large bag of oak leaves, mulching them up and blending them up with some store bought natural soil should work well.
Hello! I love this terrarium. I wonder what happened to it? Is it still kicking?
Thank you, it was moved into an upgraded tank. You can see the new setup in thus Playlist ruclips.net/p/PLm0CmnTroESdcQbJF4zTpqcy0hvRqcF80
@@Wojo-88 thanks! I'd love to see it
Beautiful 😍❣️❤️
Me and my dad were wondering how you kept the water in the stream? Beautiful scape!
Thank you 😊. The entire lower level of the tank is filled with water. That is what the sand is there for. The sand can stay saturated without turning to mud. Then the plastic grid sets atop of the sand (right above the water line), then the moss and soil top everything off (all above the water line). So this way anywhere you create a spot below the water line in the tank it will fill with water.
THANKS, me and my dad are planning to do one in a 10 gallon and possibly put a salamander in it, this video is a life saver!
👍🏆
You can make that water circulate.
Drill 2 holes on the bottom glass with 3/8"" diamond bit from home depot.
Where does he get the small plants from?? Is it just grass
The clumps of grass are a wild dwarf grass that grows in my region. You can find alot of ornamental small plants at garden centers or buy terrarium plants from your local fish shop.
Gotta be careful doing a setup this way with outdoor backyard materials. So many hitchhiker bugs would have been relocated as well. Hope for your sake you don't end up with mites or something that could harm your livestock.
Brandon T how do u think they r in the wild
@@lukecassar4416 it's different in a smaller environment, with out a completed food chain there is nothing to control the population of mites and they can become a serious problem. Some springtails, isopods and even snails/ brine shrimp could be added to this vivarium (video is titled incorrectly btw) to help keep ideal conditions for your pet. I noticed there was some mold build up in the front left corner that could be potentially harmful. Ideally this set up should have been made bioactive and left for a month or two before adding the toad (frog?).
@@danielross446 yea i ran in to the same problems with my native paludarium for my native lizards .... Damn mites
@@lukecassar4416 Why do YOU think life spans are exponentially longer in captivity, where they are removed from the risks of the wild?
He is using native toads.
No filters, water circulation vs removal (suction?) and refill of water required? Very Cool!
May I ask what the egg crate is being used for? I am assuming to help keep the structure and help prevent erosion? I'm sorry if it's a stupid question. I am still new to terrarium building to this degree. I thought the egg crate was to help keep the substrate from contacting the water to prevent soaking the substrate. But its usually used with a mesh material to keep the sub. From falling thru the ec as well.
Your thoughts are correct. I used it to help hold the soil and moss in place. Window screen mesh can also be added to hold even smaller soil particals in place. In my experience the egg crate alone worked best because as the plants matured the roots wove in really well. Also not having the mesh allowed for easier planting.
@@Wojo-88 thank you so very much for your response! I just now seen that you replied. I'm glad I chose to do as you did anyway and go without the mesh as it did exactly as you said. Thank you so much. I have a small tank I used mesh in and it's been a pain as far as maintenance goes and the roots grew all into the mesh to where it had to be all ripped up and destroyed the roots of my plants. Glad my larger tank wont have this issue. Anyway. This is definitely one of my top favorites. Such a great design and build Tfs!
Does the water stay contained within the stream? I don't see how the water doesn't seep out into all directions...
I have a spare 10 gallon for just such a purpose, my first layer is small aquarium pebbles though.
The pebbles will work well
I’m going to make a prehistoric looking area with some rocks and some fake ferns in my fish tank and make it look like there is a nest in there. I have two tanks to decorate with, one was for a reptile who sadly past away and the other one which is smaller was for fish.
All glory to the Hypnotoad!
Very Beautiful.
This is a beautiful habitat, I love it so much, this is just an idea. What if you got a little pump and put it under the moss or outside of the tank somehow and you could have the water circling through the little stream in the middle. Just an idea, again beautiful habitat.
Who else was waiting for the frogs appearance again 🥰 🐸
Parabens pra voce vindas do Brasil!
Vou montar um igual!
Cool demonstration. Are you going to add any aquatic plants to the stream and stream bank, or snails or shrimp or micro crabs to the stream? Or add some micro crustaceans like daphnia, cyclops, triops, seed shrimp, red tailed fairy shrimps? All of those micro crustaceans can be gotten online from eggs. All you need to feed them is some spirulina powder or natural algae in the water.
Shaden0040 i like your creativity
I was thinking he could even add some isopods and earthworms along with the sping tails into the terrarium area. So a combine aquarium and terrarium is called a paludarium.
Shaden0040 would the Worms not mess up the sand creek?
possibly. but worms don't like deoxygenated water so might avoid that layer. it is why they come to the surface when it rains, rain has little oxygen in it.
Try putting a small filter in for the stream! It’ll be better for your little toad and it’ll help keep the water from getting stagnant!!
Would the eggcrate be harmful as it might break down micro fibers or micro plastic debris? Beautiful tank though really and where’s the moss sourced from your yard?
It will not break down. 100% safe
@@Wojo-88 what about any pathogens ? It won’t contaminate the tank biome?
@@Frankie115 I never had any issues with contamination. I have also used egg crate in my sump filters for years at a time without issue.
Looks amazing! But what kind of lighting are you using?? Just LED?
Thanks, yes all led. I have 2 finnex led lights and I believe 6 standard led light bulbs.
Do you know how many lumens your leds are using? My terrariums always failed I think due to lack of light.
i am also about to transition, i am done with algae
Well, meet your new enemy... mold.
That came out great! Good work!
You really know how to doa good terrerium I do the same way my terrariums
What is the purpose of the sand on the very bottom?
Seen the vid quiet a while ago just watched it again the stream if my fav bit, just got a tank myself n gonna try my first terrarium
Terrariums have been quite nice for me as they don't require nearly as much maintenance as a planted tank. Discount plants at Walmart and Lowes are a great way to fill your Terrarium with a good variety for cheap.
@@Wojo-88 is that the u.s.a I'm in uk
@@ianm139 yeah US but you can use nearly any type of house plant.
What kind of frog do you put in there?
Looks awesome!
amazing work
I think somewhere there is a book that says something about building your house upon sand. LOL I would have removed the sand, put gravel on bottom then eggcrate then charcoal, then oakleaf and topsoil moss. The set up sure looks great though. I pray it lasts in the long term. :-)
i think the sand helps to prevent scratches on the glass
He isn't housing giant digging cichlids. The soil and gravel ain't going anywhere... not held in with all of that stuff like egg crate and toothpicks. Eventually, just as in nature, the plants and roots will help keep everything contained.
What music are you playing on this? It's awesome!
Any updates on the terrarium? Thinking about doing one as a project with my youngest son.
Add a simple waterfall that would be cool
How do you make sure that the water doesn't go off, or smelly or idk. All I know is that water didn't stay clean and fresh after a will
Why are all the layers in the covering important?
How do you keep the water in the middle without the water flowing into the dirt?
Wat water r u feeding the plants..?!? Since normal water might b rich in salt n minerals, will that do good for a closed terrarium plants?!? Or, the terrarium might get accumulated of these minerals n salts, like overdose?
Hi Im french my name is Cyprien and is verry beutiful
Хочу и себе такой!♥
wow nice! i really like it! very well made, good composition :D
doesnt the water get stinky and full of bad bacteria after a while? or does the coal filters it enough on long term?
I put a small pump in there at one point. It would keep the water moving and from getting nasty. The plants actually processed the water to a degree. That being said I would still do a water change at least once a month.
What size is that aquarium? Would a 40 gallon aquarium be big enough for what your doing here?
Thus was a 30 gallon tank. A 40 would be an excellent size to work with.
tank looks amazing.
only 1 thing. clean the damn glass lmao
Oi..lindo! " A natureza revela Deus " Bíblia Seu poder, força, alegria, tempo, mistério....
That’s amazing!! 😉
Does the water go stagnant?
Also, hi i hve one another question... I have a fish tank which has a mild crack at one of its sides, can i use it for terrarium? Won't that affect the humidity and temperature of terrarium? Also, it rests on the side of a wall where it can receive no form of sunlight... The tank has artificial lights that would come with the fish tank... Plz help me
Sathya Vivekanandan I would take some 100% silicon and just spray some right on the crack.
What is that moss called ( the one he used to carpet the terrarium)
Tanim Khondaker star moss
I like the music
Good terrarium bro
how you clean the water?
Without anything to move the water wouldn't it become stagnant? I want to do a terrarium like this but I don't know what to do to move the water. Maybe a little waterfall
Yes it would. That is a perfect idea :) ruclips.net/video/NfDtW3rKOSo/видео.html