It feels like forever since I did I moss-focused build. I had to do it again! Let me know what you think. Also, I made a moss playlist if you want to see all of my videos on the stuff. Check it out! ruclips.net/p/PLGPT1t4Cqpfheu74J0OlPUQ6yCl4mvko0
Last week you showed me something I could never do, and this week we have a very approachable project. I love the range on your channel, and no matter how big (or small) a project, you always do a wonderful job. Thank you for bringing so much joy to my week!
Don't get me wrong, I'm really liking the scape, but I'm more impressed by the fact that you not only found a lid that fit so perfectly, but you also had a light that fit the lid, and you were able to just create a lamp out of a few pieces and parts.
I agree Trent on the whole lid/lamp... Although I cringe whenever I see him use the hot glue like that. There are types of silicone that would go on smoother and have a overall cleaner look. But I mean that's pretty much the only thing that gets me.
@@ironcladteddy8753 Oh yes! It's a very easy walk, right past Horsetail Falls Bridge if you're approaching from Portland. There's a second fall nearby called Ponytail Falls that's pretty cute. Oneonta Gorge is close to Horsetail and Ponytail, very beautiful, but tends to get overcrowded and can be a bit of a hike (especially over the log jam). It's amazing, but requires basically wading up creek to reach it. Better to look at photos, I think. Bridal Veil Falls is another waterfall along the Gorge that's easy to access and quite lovely!
Also, flowers are delivered in vases like this. You can probably find them at your local thrift store or yard sales because people don't know what to do with clear glass vases.
Everytime my daughter hears your intro when im watching your videos she comes running to watch too, we both wanna try to do a setup close to yours some time. Thank you for your artistic videos keep up the great work
I really would love to take the handle off the lid, and put a lamp fixture on top. I love the interior LED ring. I would definitely opt for an RGB ring that I could control with a remote. Would make for a functional lamp and an awesome night light. Great work!!
Ooh nice!!! At the end when you mentioned doing it again on a larger scale I immediately picture those glass cylinders at the craft store that are like 2tf tall. I hope that’s what you have in mind too 🤞
Absolutely beautiful & fascinating! Looks highly technical to try at my age (76), not to mention lack of tools! Thanks for a beautiful job, very relaxing to watch & listen to!
I bought a similar sized jar just this afternoon! If it weren't for the fact I'd already bought plants then I'd totally give this a go, maybe in the future!
You could probably mentioned to the people that are not quite as knowledgeable as you in this field, that this is a design that is best viewed from one side or point of view
Okay I've made a similiar setup before, there are two problems that I encounter: 1. Those pump still somehow get clogged by small debris although I have literally wrapped it in filter foam, and to unclog it will need a lot of effort (basically removing everything and then reattach) 2. The minerals in water will stain the glass/acrylic because the water will splash even if using the lowest pump speed, in which if they are not cleaned immediately it will be really hard to clean, especially in a closed tank
@@zenphotojourney RIGHT! I just moved into a new house in December. I have the mineral deposits forming from the Humidifier and on my Monsoon! I wonder if he uses Distilled or R/O?
It's beautiful! However, as a crafter I have a couple of tips: #1 Always mark where your stuff is going to go with tape on the outside before securing it with silicone - if you mess up, it's going to be either painful to fix or waste material. #2 You'll have a real hard time cleaning or replacing that filter foam when it inevitably will need maintenance as its secured to the bottom. I would recommend using something else to hold it in place and hide - like rocks or wood. #3 Be careful on your choice of mosses as some species don't like constant water movement or saturation so they'll just rot away from the water, those usually prefer damp and poorly lit locations.
I love this idea! Resembles some of the waterfalls here in West Virginia. I find it interesting that the water flow and sound made at the falls depends on how the water cascades over the rock. One spot looks like a flat sheet of water coming over the rock while others fall to one rock, then another, and finally into a pool at the base.
I cleared space on my desk of a plant. But now I want a moss terrarium, and I think when I get the hang of it I'll do a water fall like this. It looks really cool and it's definitely worth it.
I would say that's one of the two flaws with his builds, i love them and they look amazing. However maintenance seems questionable because they're designed to look amazing immediately for youtube. Also (and i don't blame him because i would probably makes the same mistakes) He seems to go through and waste alot of man-made plastic-based polycarbonate materials.
Not sure you will ever see this but that LED ring light has ventilation built in to it. You covered that with the lid. LEDs of that strength "should" run cool enough for that not to matter but you essentially built a pocket that will trap the hot air. I would recommend cutting large vent holes or slots in the top of the lid. Other than that, wonderful build! Probably not a big deal but could be a fire hazard with the lid being made of plastic.
Love the content! I got into building terrariums through your channel initially. I like how you have an eye for making your builds as natural as possible and they all turn out awesome!
Instead of using the three plastic measuring cups the lava rock is easy enough to use a Dremel or something along that line and you could’ve taken three decent size lava rocks and made bowls and him and then put a hole in the top one and then fit up all your pieces and then it would look like it was completely natural as the lava rocks act as the different warm waterfalls and that way you don’t see any plastic pieces from any angle just a thought
I was trying to find an idea for a moss terrarium and this looks perfect. Mind if I ask two questions? 1) [noob builder here] Why did you use plastic cups instead of foam spray? Could you do that or is it too tricky to get the angles right and/or making it watertight? 2) Did you add any fauna to it? I did see a tiny creature and someone else in the comments mentioned a snail.
This is so beautiful, Tanner! Every time I watch one of your videos it makes me feel so inspired to create. Your passion and spark is contagious ! :)) keep up the amazing work!
I know nobody cares, but I just slept 11 hour and woke up feeling well rested. Edit: 12:52 AM EST, Wednesday April 28. I had 2 anxiety attacks whilst trying to sleep.
Please get yourself a tarantula, I swear you won't regret it. I'm just letting you know they are addictive. I got one last year and now I have 58 different species 😁🕷😎🕷😜
So, when you put the light in the lid you used hot glue over the heat vents for the LEDs then placed it directly against the lid surface with nowhere for the heat to go. Interested to hear what happens to the light if left on for say, 2 hours. Hot glue melts again? Catches on fire? Melts the lid? Something else? Nothing?
Serpa, not to be mean or anything but I don't really like how you are editing/changing some pictures or parts of the video in a way that is not really how it is (like the cover image for this video), I loved the project together with all the other ones you do, you are such an inspiration, thank you❤
Very awesome! For the larger version you mentioned you could always get one of those large stand alone cylinder tanks but build a case for it to match the wood decor in the animal room
I bet if you glue moss to the edges of the plastic spouts you could add more direction interest to the fall pattern. That way the water will fall in sections, and hide the plastic. Use the moss or tiny stones in the spout to interrupt and change the water flow. I mess around with these too but never saw or tried in glass containers. The Last time I looked you were designing plain terrariums.... arent they such a stress reliever????
I love it. I would experiment with sand paper to ruff up the plastic in front of the led for better light diffusion. I could never make mine look that good by a long shot
I’d add a few equal size grooves or teeth if you will to the initial cup, to break up the water stream a bit more and get more of that natural broken up waterfall feel.
It feels like forever since I did I moss-focused build. I had to do it again! Let me know what you think. Also, I made a moss playlist if you want to see all of my videos on the stuff. Check it out! ruclips.net/p/PLGPT1t4Cqpfheu74J0OlPUQ6yCl4mvko0
Mossman
You need a comic named after you
I want to see a moss collection video. Could be very interesting depending on where you get the moss.
Truly da boss of moss!!!!!!
Rad
There is a TINY SNAIL on the moss at 4:56 and I wanted everyone to know about it! It's so tiny!
Thank you!
Wow, great eye!
Wait...? Wait... Wait... Are you saying that tiny guy is a snail? The little thing that's located at 3 O'Clock out center of screen?
@@avilacanario Yeah, it's a little spiral shell!
It is TINY! Got them "Hawk-Eyes" I see.
Wow it looks awesome! You were able to hide all the plastic and the pump and stuff very well!
what are you doing here
Hey mr.Jars love your channel
Lol 👍
love your channel :)
Sup
I love you mr jar man
Last week you showed me something I could never do, and this week we have a very approachable project. I love the range on your channel, and no matter how big (or small) a project, you always do a wonderful job. Thank you for bringing so much joy to my week!
I saw moss, so i clicked on it, simple as that
How good are your eyes dude
relatable
I thought it was that gas
Woof
Same bro, same
Don't get me wrong, I'm really liking the scape, but I'm more impressed by the fact that you not only found a lid that fit so perfectly, but you also had a light that fit the lid, and you were able to just create a lamp out of a few pieces and parts.
I agree Trent on the whole lid/lamp... Although I cringe whenever I see him use the hot glue like that. There are types of silicone that would go on smoother and have a overall cleaner look. But I mean that's pretty much the only thing that gets me.
@@xblindgurlx yea it just felt super rushed and messy, especially with that scratched up piece of polycarbonate. Coulda been better :/
He's a genius
@@r.five.3 I mean, I think the idea is that nobody is going to see the scratched polycarbonate
@@stormevans6897Which makes it even better that he found a use for it instead of it going to landfill
You should build a saltwater tidepool
Why
@@Alundrahs did you just respond to a 2 year old comment
@@kritz480z he did 😅
i second this
MORE SALTWATER PLEASE
This made me so nostalgic for home and the Columbia Gorge. That first waterfall looks an awful lot like Horsetail Falls!
I think that was Multnomah falls! The gorge is amazing :)
@@Piratemoviemaker Oh you're right! I didn't see the bridge before!
@@rachelwebber3605 I've been to Multnomah Falls, but not Horsetail Falls, would you recommend it? (Portland Native here)
@@ironcladteddy8753 Oh yes! It's a very easy walk, right past Horsetail Falls Bridge if you're approaching from Portland. There's a second fall nearby called Ponytail Falls that's pretty cute. Oneonta Gorge is close to Horsetail and Ponytail, very beautiful, but tends to get overcrowded and can be a bit of a hike (especially over the log jam). It's amazing, but requires basically wading up creek to reach it. Better to look at photos, I think. Bridal Veil Falls is another waterfall along the Gorge that's easy to access and quite lovely!
I'm from the gorge too! But on the Washington side
THIS IS SO COOL! Id like to see what you can do with a peanut butter jar and other normal household items as a special challenge or something!
he has MANY videos on household stuff :) they are very good
Also, flowers are delivered in vases like this. You can probably find them at your local thrift store or yard sales because people don't know what to do with clear glass vases.
Everytime my daughter hears your intro when im watching your videos she comes running to watch too, we both wanna try to do a setup close to yours some time. Thank you for your artistic videos keep up the great work
I really would love to take the handle off the lid, and put a lamp fixture on top. I love the interior LED ring. I would definitely opt for an RGB ring that I could control with a remote. Would make for a functional lamp and an awesome night light. Great work!!
IMA DO THIS ASAP WOW
same I have a similar container
love it - small - elegant and classic
Ooh nice!!! At the end when you mentioned doing it again on a larger scale I immediately picture those glass cylinders at the craft store that are like 2tf tall. I hope that’s what you have in mind too 🤞
I have a big one of those I've been trying to figure out what to do with, and know I know 😎
@@goosenotmaverick1156 do it do it!
I bought one of those 30” tall glass cylinders and have been working on the set up for months. This video is just what I needed to finish it.
I am obsessed with moss gardens and I don't know anything about moss. They remind me of fairies and magic 😭 what a cool and creative hobby you have.
I’m currently living in a new place and don’t have a whole lot of space. This is perfect.
I use shelves in front of my windows to put my plants and terrariums on because I was also limited on space. Maybe it's something for you too
As someone who has traveled to many national parks this give me an idea to make a couple if these based on my favorite national parks landscapes.
Absolutely beautiful & fascinating! Looks highly technical to try at my age (76), not to mention lack of tools! Thanks for a beautiful job, very relaxing to watch & listen to!
I bought a similar sized jar just this afternoon! If it weren't for the fact I'd already bought plants then I'd totally give this a go, maybe in the future!
You could probably mentioned to the people that are not quite as knowledgeable as you in this field, that this is a design that is best viewed from one side or point of view
Beautiful as always. Using something like plastic measuring cups is a big brain move. You never fail to blow me away, Tanner!
yeah it always seems complex in the opening B-roll, but then its like "oh THATS what he used..."
Really appreciate how you try to use materials that are accessible to everyone!
Okay I've made a similiar setup before, there are two problems that I encounter:
1. Those pump still somehow get clogged by small debris although I have literally wrapped it in filter foam, and to unclog it will need a lot of effort (basically removing everything and then reattach)
2. The minerals in water will stain the glass/acrylic because the water will splash even if using the lowest pump speed, in which if they are not cleaned immediately it will be really hard to clean, especially in a closed tank
I'd like to know how Tanner deals with those issues. We have really hard water here and mineral deposits are a constant thing in my fish tanks.
@@zenphotojourney RIGHT! I just moved into a new house in December. I have the mineral deposits forming from the Humidifier and on my Monsoon! I wonder if he uses Distilled or R/O?
@@zenphotojourney considering how many he makes, he probably doesn’t
@@Brucelovesjulie he uses distilled. Never tap
That’s what I’ve been thinking about the pump. He makes so many of these it’s probably just for RUclips and will probably just give it away.
Tanner.....you've done it again ! Beautiful !
I have been waiting all day and now you uploaded! My day could not have gotten any better! Keep up the great work and have a great day!
I like the rocks. I feel that the scale is perfect. I wish we could buy stuff like this already made. It's beautiful.
Hey Tanner! you should do a terrarieum with mushrooms in it! Thatwoul be cool
mushrooms are really cool. i think it's a good idea
That is such a good idea! But it might make mould I’m not shure but I love shroomies great idea!
A remarkable design. VERY well done.
It's beautiful! However, as a crafter I have a couple of tips:
#1 Always mark where your stuff is going to go with tape on the outside before securing it with silicone - if you mess up, it's going to be either painful to fix or waste material.
#2 You'll have a real hard time cleaning or replacing that filter foam when it inevitably will need maintenance as its secured to the bottom. I would recommend using something else to hold it in place and hide - like rocks or wood.
#3 Be careful on your choice of mosses as some species don't like constant water movement or saturation so they'll just rot away from the water, those usually prefer damp and poorly lit locations.
I love this idea! Resembles some of the waterfalls here in West Virginia. I find it interesting that the water flow and sound made at the falls depends on how the water cascades over the rock. One spot looks like a flat sheet of water coming over the rock while others fall to one rock, then another, and finally into a pool at the base.
Looks beautiful
I cleared space on my desk of a plant. But now I want a moss terrarium, and I think when I get the hang of it I'll do a water fall like this. It looks really cool and it's definitely worth it.
The future. Reminders in jars of what nature used to be.
Thats..depressing
Oh god
Deep
Ah love the simplicity of it! Larger scale and mist maker on the top is something I look towards to!
Just came across this today and I absolutely love it. My only concern would be replacing the pump if it dies.
I don’t know what I’m more impressed with, your plant skills or your DIY skills. Very creative. What do you do with all the pieces you make?
i grew up 10 minutes away from the gorge waterfalls in Oregon. glad to see some local inspiration! beautiful stuff
What do you do when the pump gets clogged? Like how long realistically would something like this last?
likely 6 months. You have to service them pretty often.
I would say that's one of the two flaws with his builds, i love them and they look amazing. However maintenance seems questionable because they're designed to look amazing immediately for youtube. Also (and i don't blame him because i would probably makes the same mistakes) He seems to go through and waste alot of man-made plastic-based polycarbonate materials.
@Gabby Gabs well i don't make videos, but i would say just make sure you can access the pump without having to break it!
Wow such a cool build
love how quick and concise this video is, you've come a long way man!
I love the container for this one! It's so minimal and elegant.
Naaaa, the lava rock gives it a very PNW (or summer in Iceland) feel-definitely worth it!
Looks good. I can't believe how well the light worked in that lid.
Jesus tanner your a god! Really inspired the reptile setup videos through my content.
I'd love to ask about your audio. The voiceover is flawless
the song thats playing at 7:10 with that moss got me vibin. Triggered some hidden nostalgia
Beautiful. Moss is one of my favourites, love how seamlessly you hid the pump. The light in the lid is an amazing idea
I read it as George waterfall, and I was really confused, it makes allot more sense now.
you must have been thinking about mushroom george
Not sure you will ever see this but that LED ring light has ventilation built in to it. You covered that with the lid. LEDs of that strength "should" run cool enough for that not to matter but you essentially built a pocket that will trap the hot air. I would recommend cutting large vent holes or slots in the top of the lid. Other than that, wonderful build! Probably not a big deal but could be a fire hazard with the lid being made of plastic.
Do a very tall Whites Tree Frog Vivarium. Trust me you won’t regret it. Fun and interactive species
Very creative! Used to live in Troutdale, OR - just around the corner to The Gorge & Multnomah Falls. Indeed, very inspirational🪴
How much did this cost you for the materials?
Great idea. Water falls are so relaxing. Thanks for sharing
Love the content! I got into building terrariums through your channel initially. I like how you have an eye for making your builds as natural as possible and they all turn out awesome!
Instead of using the three plastic measuring cups the lava rock is easy enough to use a Dremel or something along that line and you could’ve taken three decent size lava rocks and made bowls and him and then put a hole in the top one and then fit up all your pieces and then it would look like it was completely natural as the lava rocks act as the different warm waterfalls and that way you don’t see any plastic pieces from any angle just a thought
I was trying to find an idea for a moss terrarium and this looks perfect. Mind if I ask two questions?
1) [noob builder here] Why did you use plastic cups instead of foam spray? Could you do that or is it too tricky to get the angles right and/or making it watertight?
2) Did you add any fauna to it? I did see a tiny creature and someone else in the comments mentioned a snail.
you are so creative young man. im really enjoying your artistic abilities and getting ideas of my own from watching your videos. i love this
This is so beautiful, Tanner! Every time I watch one of your videos it makes me feel so inspired to create. Your passion and spark is contagious ! :)) keep up the amazing work!
This is a master class in project management in addition to the building of something phenomenal.
I know nobody cares, but I just slept 11 hour and woke up feeling well rested.
Edit: 12:52 AM EST, Wednesday April 28. I had 2 anxiety attacks whilst trying to sleep.
Good for you
*clap clap clarity clap clap*
Good for you. The most I ever got to sleep was 16 hours and I woke up feeling like I was a zombie.
@@springdayalwayscomesback4954 thanks man. Hopefully that doesn't happen next time.
I care.
I'm so jealous lol 😭
Inspired.....totally want to do something similar now. Love your stuff.
whenever i read gorge, i read it in the voice of Goofy... Great display my dude!
At 5:18 did anyone else notice the little wormy guy at the bottom bit of moss when he added the black sand and gravel? Cutie.
Please get yourself a tarantula, I swear you won't regret it. I'm just letting you know they are addictive. I got one last year and now I have 58 different species 😁🕷😎🕷😜
For real! I need to find someone to pair up some of my adults with!
I have 10 so far😬
@@leggi_bois4eva great 👍
It will be awesome to see the splashing and misting develop moss in specific areas like in nature
I like to think that background trickling was because you were using the bathroom while recording the voice-over.
Thank you
Damn 🔥
Absolutely gorgeous and a doable project for those in cramped apartments!!!
So, when you put the light in the lid you used hot glue over the heat vents for the LEDs then placed it directly against the lid surface with nowhere for the heat to go.
Interested to hear what happens to the light if left on for say, 2 hours. Hot glue melts again? Catches on fire? Melts the lid? Something else? Nothing?
Thought the Same ... he Needs Some vent Holes in the top
Came here to ask this too. I have a LED ring light and it still gets pretty hot after an hour or 2
that light fits so perfectly. the brightness and the contrast of the light reminds me of my mini terrarium
Serpa, not to be mean or anything but I don't really like how you are editing/changing some pictures or parts of the video in a way that is not really how it is (like the cover image for this video), I loved the project together with all the other ones you do, you are such an inspiration, thank you❤
You are truly a moss master
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RUclips is drunk again
Dude you could sell them and make millions!! What a talent you have.
I was already loving this but the ringlight in the lid was just * chef's kiss *
I couldnt tell you why, but I really am a sucker for black rocks and sand, they just always look good in setups to me
Very awesome! For the larger version you mentioned you could always get one of those large stand alone cylinder tanks but build a case for it to match the wood decor in the animal room
Gorgeous. No pun intended. I am obsessed with moss.
If you let the water flow more slowly through the rocks rather than just pouring down would make it more pleasing. And use a gallon jar
This is just Beautiful ! Peaceful and Calming to watch.
That ring light is genius. It looks amazing!
I bet if you glue moss to the edges of the plastic spouts you could add more direction interest to the fall pattern. That way the water will fall in sections, and hide the plastic. Use the moss or tiny stones in the spout to interrupt and change the water flow. I mess around with these too but never saw or tried in glass containers. The Last time I looked you were designing plain terrariums.... arent they such a stress reliever????
5x the size would do so much more with this indeed, love to see this with plants and a few fish
As soon as I finished this video I bought all the supplies to make one for myself, can’t wait to give it a try!
I love it.
I would experiment with sand paper to ruff up the plastic in front of the led for better light diffusion.
I could never make mine look that good by a long shot
every time i watch one of these videos i think “surely that can’t look good” and every time it does
Thank you P.
Tiktok yeah?
This is amazing. I am putting together a 75 gallon terrarium. This gave me a great ideas for my waterfall, and backdrop! Thank you.
Another fantastic creation. I really enjoyed watching your video on the waterfall terrarium as well.🙏🙏🙏
It really looks like a piece of a larger design, like a corner of a salamander enclosure, maybe? Idk, it begs for some amphibian occupant :)))
Love it! It looks so natural 😁
It was a great project! Like old days Tanner videos 😁
It makes me happy to know I have a somewhat comparable moss arsenal since I started watching you a couple years ago.
I’d add a few equal size grooves or teeth if you will to the initial cup, to break up the water stream a bit more and get more of that natural broken up waterfall feel.
Late response but NEVER too late to say FREAKING AWESOME. I've got to try this. Thanks Tanner.
Very nice. I'm going to do this on a larger scale, and add some critters.
I really enjoyed the build. I would like to hear it too. Maybe an hour long visual with sound to help me rest at night. Keep up the great work.
I'd love to see a foo the flowerhorn type video OR one in the style of a Baumgartner Restoration ASMR, just to see/hear a cool side to the builds 👍👍
The quality of your videos is simply awesome
I like the short clip of Multnomah falls In Oregon. Gorgeous area. I like your content keep it up. Will hVe to try my own soon
Delighted that you used our beloved Multnomah Falls as an inspiration for this cooll project! Here in Oregon we love our Columbia Gorge!