I Made a Terrarium With a FLOWING STREAM, Here’s How!
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- In this video I’ll be showing how a made a working flowing stream inside a terrarium! I’ll take you though the step by step build & explain each step as I go so you can lean how to make a mini slice of nature like this yourself!
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Plants:
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Materials & plants:
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Coarse filter foam- amzn.to/44r2Rr3
Aquarium pump- amzn.to/3nraDAM
Black lava rock- amzn.to/3LuLMnx
Spiderwood- amzn.to/3p3QFfN
Superglue- amzn.to/3oSDVZs
Expanding foam- amzn.to/3LC5Vs6
Aquarium silicone- amzn.to/3LCTCNg
Aquasoil- amzn.to/42b58EP
Display light- amzn.to/3HKoLNi
Terrarium tweezers & scissors - amzn.to/3HJDBmY
Misting bottle- amzn.to/3nnlSKh
Plants:
bolbitis heteroclita- shop.glassaqua.com/r?id=qgglk3
hygrophila pinnatifida- shop.glassaqua.com/r?id=apoboa
cryptocoryne beckettii- shop.glassaqua.com/r?id=mmh5t9
staurogyne repens- shop.glassaqua.com/r?id=9636vt
Monte Carlo- shop.glassaqua.com/r?id=h1ujhv
Anubias- shop.glassaqua.com/r?id=ootd6m
Bucephlandra- shop.glassaqua.com/r?id=c71jbd
Java moss- shop.glassaqua.com/r?id=esokrj
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I've been a fan of SerpaDesign for years and could not find another channel that could match up. Recently I discovered yours and you're just as good, really well done mate! Gonna need to really binge through all of your videos and then keep up with the new stuff coming out same as with Tanner's channel. Guys like you are what makes RUclips worthwhile.
Really appreciate this! Thank you for watching
I forgot to mention that the pump is not able to be serviced & if it breaks id have to tare down the terrarium to replace it, keep this in mind if you’re gonna try this yourself. Nevertheless I love how this terrarium turned out! Hope you enjoy the video:)
Hello my friend.
Great build 👏
However.....😮
The Pump rating is 220-240 volts. You rejoined the wires by twisting and taping. NO NO NO NO.
You've educated your viewers to believe that's acceptable and in reality could be very dangerous. Risk of fire and electric shock. You should never endorse this as an acceptable way to make 240 volt cable joints. Look online for Wago Connectors. You simply offer your stripped ends into the connector and shut the lever for a tight safe 240v connection.
Simple and easy and SAFE.
Not ranting... just thinking how many young folk will assume twisting 240v wires together is safe. It isn't. It can be deadly.
Get yourself a couple of Wago Connectors and redo your joint... please. 🤔🙂👍
Edit: ps. If its a 12 volt low voltage supply you'd get away with it... but not 240v.
Even with 12v cable you can get some tidy little snap button connectors for a tidy permanent connection.
@@stevesvidsI can’t tell if your being a nerd of just trying to help?
@@JJ_ginusFN Just trying to help. If you've ever been electrocuted at 240 volts you will know I'm not being a nerd. I've a lifetimes experience in the building industry and shall we just say ive seen it, done it, got the T Shirt.
240v electricity is deadly. You do not twist them together and tape them. Not only would you risk your own safety you could kill someone else. This is why I commented. The video can kill someone. My comment can save someone's life.
Not a Nerd thing in my book.
Hope that helps. 👍
@@stevesvids Please tell me youre joking right? A WATER HEATER for a whole house is 220-240. This little pump is 120 volts. Its a good zap at best. 220 would melt this pump.
@@stevesvids It's hilarious
that you think this pump is 220 volts lol
This is gorgeous! I don't think I've ever said *oh wow* to a terrarium before but this is just awesome dude! 🎉
Thank you!!
Excellent looking terrarium!
A suggestion for the next time you use a pump: Since it has a UK plug you can easily remove the plug to thread the wire through any small holes, and then replace it afterwards. Twisting mains wire and wrapping it in insulation tape is probably fine for low power items but would be a fire hazard for something that draws more power.
This is a very good point! Thanks for the tip & I’ll definitely do that in the future😃
Frankly it's a firehazard in either situation and should NEVER be done. Electrical tape does degrade over time, and if the lead gets pulled a few times it could easily pull into a position where it either shorts, or creates a high resistance that heads up and causes a fire. Electrical work really shouldn't be done by anyone who doesn't have suitable education / training in electrical work. IF YOU MUST insist on doing it yourself, use the correct tools, look at a guide from someone who knows what they are doing. Use a terminal block and enclosure, or a product specifically for joining mains leads safely. This is how people die, folk!
Heat shrink tubing works great for wiring splicing!
I just really love and appreciate nature and how much that just one thing can provide an entire ecosystem
Beautiful!! I love the stream element !
I watch all these videos and I now believe that I can build a terrarium. Thank you.
That’s great! Thank you for watching!😃
A peaceful and relaxing video and I think all people will feel the free and release mote stress when enjoying your videos guys. Hope you can make more videos like this . Thank you so much for sharing!
I love these videos
I've never understood why everyone puts the pump inside the tank. If something happens to the pump, you are forced to take apart the entire thing to get to it. If you used an external pump, you could just run a pickup tube into the same hole you used for the electric wire. Then, when the pump fails, it's easy to replace or service it.
Smart
This is such a brilliant build !
Thank you!
Lovely creation. That stream is a work of art
7:35
It is necessary to individually isolate the wires, if you didn't do that you would make a short circut as the twi wires are touching
That's exactly what he did?
@@Sinserg He implied that he doesn't know if it is the correct thing to do.
@@nguyentrunghieu5757I must be missing something, I replayed a few seconds prior, and he only said that "he is by no means an electrician" but still wrapped the wires correctly so that's what's really important I guess. 🤷
He said that he likes to wrap wires individually, which is exactly what you need to do
@@leonardterlevic4765 Now that you edited the comments it makes more sense lol
Great video!
Why not use black, non toxic expanding foam?
🎶 crushed lava rock 🎶
I wish I could have one of these.
Beautiful
Thank you!
Sangat indah paman hasilnya..
Thank you!
I would only add a recommendation for people who know how to solder to do so in the part where the wire is spliced and rejoined. It'll make the connection more durable, protect the copper from air, moisture, and being affected by skin oils from twisting the wires together.
Other than that, it's quite safe to just twist the wires without soldering, since these water pumps are very low power.
oke dude now your just showing off! looks amazing man!
Thank you!😅😃
Wow this is the next little twinkle Star! I love your Skills and the beautiful Terrarium to. Can you tell me the light do use? 🎉❤
Great project and thanks for sharing. About the springtails though do they wander outside the tank, my wife would go off it
amazing build! you are inspiring me to start one :)
Thank you! Glad I can inspire you😃
so amazing terrarium !
Its so relaxing to watch you und I really like your simple and lower budget builds🫶
Sir you have motivated me
this is really cool! you have a mini river in your home, who wouldn't like that! i actually made a closed jar terrarium today and i hope it will thrive!
Thanks! That is great to hear!😃
Looks stunning! Great video
Nice
Great and very informative. How did you siphon the water out?
I place some typing were the outflow of the stream pump is:)
Really very good 💯
This is really beautiful- was wondering if it was possible to build one - in an open shallow dish instead of a closed glass aquarium ? Prob may need more misting daily to keep the plants alive
Awesome vid
Thank you!
would it be possible for the springtails to get out? your videos are amazing
Epic!
Thanks!😃
It’s worth noting that you can also remove the plug off of the pump and rewire that instead, providing it’s actually possible depending on plug type. Easily done with a U.K. plug fortunately enough. If it’s a sealed U.K. plug, then you can buy a non sealed one for very cheap and attach that. If it’s non sealed to begin with then just unscrew it and then reassemble, no cutting or wire stripping necessary.
How do you keep your terrarium from fogging up with condensation on the glass? Or do you just clean the walls before filming/before the glass is obscured?
I need to stop watching this channel because now I want to try this as well! 😂 Na just kidding I loved this build too! I can tell that you are using very good quality plants. 👍
Haha thank you!😅😂
Where did you get the terrarium itself? I can't find any containers similar to this anywhere
Wow that's beautiful....where do u get ur aquatic plants at?
does the pump need to be on 24 Hours ? or can I use intervals of maybe say 12 hours on/off ?
Sooey i can’t find… somif you can told me what light are you used for that terraruim… 😊😊
I mean if you don’t have plans on doing Tatarian what do we do
If you know of Tatarian if we do have any plans or mass what do we do
Where did you get the glass enclosure from?
I made this one myself:) here’s a link to a video where I show the process: ruclips.net/video/jcRQ1GwEt4k/видео.html
How do you crush the lava rock?
Just a hammer:)
@@TerrariumDesigns yeah? I put them in a pillow case and started smashing them, and it shredded the pillow case. What are you crushing them on?
The wiring, you could’ve just unscrewed the casing on the plug and then feed it though
Day 1 of asking for a collab with ome.
Start adding a lot of small animals
This guy's solution for everything is to add more super glue
I made mine with terrarium soil mix, is it doomed 😳
Please answer me
This is not java moss this is taivan moss that have muth smoller leawes
First
How are you here before the pinned comment
Greatjob 🔥
I want to start making terrariums too, you are realy inspiring keep up the good work🩵
thank you! glad you’re enjoying the videos & thank you for watching😃
Wow! Please stop suggesting that people cut an AC power cord and then merely reattach it with electrical tape. This is stupid in any circumstance, but even stupider around an aquarium. Either do it right, or buy a DC pump so you aren't cutting a mains voltage AC line.
And you are in the UK with 220V so it's even more dangerous!
Can i use gravel instead of aqua soil for the substrate when making a stream terrarium?