How to Make a Terrarium Background

This is how I created a custom terrarium background. Lay the enclosure down on it’s back. Add GE1 silicone to create texture for the foam to adhere to. Wait for the silicone to dry before foaming. Vigorously shake the can of Great Stuff Pond and Stone foam. Add foam to the entire background. Lay down corkbark and finish foaming. While the foam is still wet and expanding sprinkle down dried spagnum moss followed by dried coco fiber. After adding a thick layer use a glove and gently tap the fiber into the foam. Leave it to dry overnight. In the morning lift up the enclosure tap off the excess and enjoy. #everevolvingexotics #background #tutorial #reptileshop #tucson #arizona #bioactive #livingvivarium #greatstufffoam #dartfrogs #plantedtank #howto

[@vicktoon4645]

amazing tutorial no fluff no bullshit straight to the point 🔥🔥🔥

[@dtw1622]

Wow, we need a full setup video of that beauty

[@EverEvolvingExotics]

I’ve got it all filmed I just need to edit it!

[@BeaksBarksShells]

This gives me inspiration!

[@Tenuous.tomato]

Do you use the spray foam while the silicone is still wet? Or do you let the silicone cure first?

[@CharlieAndTheGeckoFactory]

This was a very helpful video!❤️

[@EverEvolvingExotics]

Thank you!

[@GreenChords]

How would you fix any bald spots? Like I noticed one on the right side @2:15. Silicon and more substrate?

[@andrew8190]

i waited an hour and turne it up and almost none of the topsoil and moss stuck....

[@bundlesofjoe]

How long do you have to work before the skin starts to form?

[@EverEvolvingExotics]

Only 10-15 minutes typically.

[@m.b.8505]

How do you get the vertical branches to stay against the background once the spray foam dries?
Is it permanently attached?
Thanks!!