I'm really enjoying this terarrium and I like how the update turned out as well! I personally don't care for the updates, but I'm curious about what you think. Should I continue doing the updates?
SerpaDesign curious how the live bugs🐜 are able to survive in the terrarium once you seal it with the airtight lid. Is the jar with lid you've chosen to encapsulate your terrarium the best choice for this type of project? And for those who may not have viewed your previous videos, it would've been nice to learn more about trapping oxygen in the jar along with spraying the plants 🌱 in combination with the live bugs and how they all work together to sustain the terrarium. Also locations where one may find the bugs used in your terrarium and why the bugs you've chosen are the best for this type of project. Perhaps the seven (7) thumbs down would've be seven (7) thumbs up. By the way, I was not one of the seven. I enjoy watching and learning from your videos. You would make a great instructional teacher. I certainly would've taken your course over gym, 😂.
The updates are very informative, as they provide us with a look of what goes right or what goes wrong. At the same time, it is cool to see the fate of a project!
Have to say I really enjoy the updates, especially as they show how you can maintain and make changes to your terrarium over time. Maybe you don't need to do them as often as you're currently doing?
My 7th grade science teacher had a terrarium that has been growing for 20 YEARS. It had tons of plants and was super big and dirty on the inside, but everything was growing just fine on the inside. It was insane. Edit - About 20 years according to him. Even if it wasn’t, it was still obviously super old.
I’ve actually got a completely sealed native terrarium that’s been going 3 years strong with absolutely no maintenance whatsoever. The crazy thing is it actually sits outside, exposed to the elements. It only started with an inch of soil, but the decomposing matter has actually created a 2-inch layer of soil. Maybe ill show it in a video!
Please do, I made a closed terrarium that only lasted a few months, which I suspect is due to inconsistent sun light as I'm very inexperienced with which side of the house to put it on and location in the room (indirect/direct sunlight). It sounds like you've got it made though so any tips would be useful :)
Harry Chippers will do! Im just waiting for the weather to turn nice. Go ahead and subscribe for when i make the video, but beware of my other content... its really bad!
yeah and they would have no belly buttons, but are very hairy... like adam and eve should have looked. but in every representation they are white, hairless and have belly buttons. wth! 🤣
Hi Tanner, first of all, thank you so much for all the educative videos you have made so far, my girlfriend and I have learn a lot. We have done around 10 closed terrariums about 3 weeks ago, and we are currently noticing that mold is building mainly on dry wood pieces. We are ventilating them regularly and we have replaced contaminated wood pieces but the mold is still coming back. For the composition of our terrariums, we have followed your instructions, and from that point we tried different kinds of false bottoms with mesh, always with activated charcoal. The substrate is made of coco fivers, sheet moss, potting mix. Finally, we have different kinds of plants and local mosses. Some are only mossariums, composed of false bottoms and activated charcoal only. We have also boiled decorative wood pieces and rocks for sterilisation and using spring water only. We didn't find springtails for now but there is life in the terrariums coming from the local mosses (which look like springtails). We are assuming that the origin of the problem would be either: - over watering, - the potting mix that we added to the substrate (we have seen afterwards your video where you advised against using this), - or the local mosses might have brought some spores of mold...? What would be the problem according to you? Would you have some advice? Again, thank you a lot for the videos and the tremendous time you're spending on these, there are really inspiring. R+V
I don’t really know much but I have watched quite a lot of videos and you could maybe try putting some wood lice/isopods in there as they will eat the mould. 🤞😊
Every time I see one of your videos, I want to make whatever you were demonstrating. Some of the builds are beyond my skills right now. However, I could make a native terrarium, so I think I will! Happy holidays!
Long time subscriber, love your videos! Finally got ourselves together and went foraging today and found some beautiful moss and other things. Spent the whole afternoon as a family and now have 6 native terrariums of varying sizes on the go! Thanks you again!
Yes its good to see updates on your projects. I always watch your designs/builds and wonder how they mature and develope. Merry Christmas to you and your family ;o)
Its actually not unusual for plants like fern to appear like this as many seeds are stored in the earth as diaspores (not sure about the translation here) waiting for their time to shine. We talked about this in class the other day
I made my first closed terrarium today! Really happy. Not very optimistic about its future but will get better with time because I will be making many more of them. Thanks a lot for the inspiration.
Thank yo for all the work you have done. I have been watching your channel for about 6 months now. It has inspired me to start my own terrariums I have 3 at this time. And working on some more. Thank you for everything.
Recently came across your channel and I've been binge watching all your builds! Absolutely love what you're doing and it's definitely making me want to have a go!
Your videos still inspire years after being made. That’s pretty cool also I feel like you’re the kind of person who would grind their finger tips before each build so you didn’t leave smudges on the glass😂
I love the updates, when you do them, really all the videos come out well and the variety of different kinds of videos you put out means you really can't get bored watching them!
I made my first Native Terrarium 5 months ago and gave it to my sister-in law with 4 different kinds of mosses in it and it's doing great. This spring I'll be making a few more for myself and friends because when they saw the one I gave to my sister-in law they loved it. =)
Question: I remember an article about self sustaining sealed large terrarium that almost never opened but stay alive for decades. Do you think it's possible for smaller plants? Also any plan to do collaboration with Ants Canada?
If it wasn't the middle of winter and I wasn't planning on moving across the country in a few months I'd totally build one of these myself! Great video! Very informative.
You should get a table at a flee market and sell these with some small maintenance or care instructions, just to clean the glass. That's easily something people would spend $60 on - esp with the "almost no care needed" attached to it. The only real expense would be the jars. Great job.
As always thanks for the update and have a great holidays, I would love to see an experiment of land mosses and liverworts growing under water in the next year
You're welcome and happy holidays to you as well. I will definitely do that at some point in the year. Probably when it gets warm out again, so I can get some nice specimens.
I just found this channel recently, but I find it so enjoyable to watch. If I wanted to do free or native terrarium, where would I find out about what plants in my area are good for terrarium life?
Mostly through trial and error or research. I will say that mosses and evergreens tend to usually work. However, if you live in a tropical area, then pretty much anything is fair game.
This is brilliant! I got so inspired by your work, noticed I've always been planning to make one of these from local flora and fauna :) The sight and idea of making life survive in a jar is somehow empowering and I think it tickles some ancient instinct.
I just found your channel and have been binge watching, it's sooo satisfying, great work and great videos! You inspired me to make a terrarium for myself!
Watching this on my 70 inch tv it's just awesome I'm just trying 2 get educated before I put hand and stuff like this ..I really wanna do some terrarium but I dont want 2 fail..👍👍👍👍👍
I made one of these, but my plants grew too much during the last 2 years, and they recently busted out of the seal, forcing the container open. I think I need to start over in spring. I had no idea moss could grow 8 inches tall!
The comment about the redworms doing most of the damage confused me. I thought redworms only ate decomposing plant matter so I don't understand how they were killing anything other than maybe making it too hot and moist in an enclosed terrarium for the plants to survive. I know my vermiculture bins get really hot and moist with all the red worms in it and the bin has to have holes poked everywhere in the sides. If i put fresh apples from my yard into the bins they won't touch them until they start to rot and any seeds that get in there from produce grow until i pull them out and the worms never seem to bother them either. I really love the vids and i'm not correcting him since he didn't say how the red worms did most of the damage i was just genuinely curious so i could be fully informed moving forward with building a terrarium in case anyone knows.
May I just say that earthworms DO cause damage to forested areas. I was told they change the properties of the soil which is beneficial in a vegetable garden, but not Boreal forest. A big problem is fishermen dumping their bait worms in the forest thinking they're not doing any harm, but apparently they are. So by removing the worms, you saved your terrarium.
I'm about to try my first terrerium, and have collected a stick that has very cool fungus on it, and is partially rotted thru. Can it be put in a terrerium, or will it do bad things? I have two kinds of moss that I have been trying to keep alive, nice stones, and this 6" twig, plus spider plant babies and pothos. If I can get one thing made and keep it alive for a bit, I think I'll have the gumption to try something else. I have hydroton that was previously used, and I'm going to get the mesh for a false bottom today. Substrate will take some thinking on. Thank you for your videos!
I love terrariums. but i go to great lengths to keep the isopods and millipedes out of the mix. i had a 1000 millipede population explosion and learned my lesson. in such a small space with no predators they quickly run out of resources, maybe like what will happen to humans if the population continues to increase.
I would find it interesting to gather some flora and fauna locally, then go somewhere 100's of miles away and get some more and so on. Mix it all together and then study the results.
Whoever disliked this video... your moms a terrarium microfauna lol 🤷🏽♀️ lol Good video dude. Love watching them and always will thanks for the update!
I have tried that several times. Never had luck with wild fauna. It always ends up insect city in a year or 2. I used to spend hours trying to pick off potatoes bugs and those nasty grub monsters who eat worms. My clean terrariums last decades.
Where is the best place to get containers for making these. I need a pretty tall one for a certain plant and having a hard time finding one that isn't so skinny as the foliage fans out at the top. Enjoy all your videos !!!
at 4:15 it seems obvious to me that the plant eaters are always going to multiply and eat all the plants. You need carnivores in there. no worms since they are pray to birds. but some insects need to eat the smaller insects
If you believe in God, that's exactly what we are. Or on a smaller scale, scientists and the government. Some people even believe aliens invaded so they could monitor us.
Worm is a confuse word. Oligoquet anelids (earth worms) only eat dead organic matter, making nutrients accesible for plants. Also they move the soil making easier for the roots to grow. They would be harmful maybe if they are too many and harm the roots by moving or if they are not oligoquetes. Insect larvae, also caled worms, usually eat roots. But is more probable that the soil had harmful fungus or nematodes (also caled worms). Those two are the main plant killers. Please, dont blame the earth worms! They are pretty good farmers!
I'm really enjoying this terarrium and I like how the update turned out as well! I personally don't care for the updates, but I'm curious about what you think. Should I continue doing the updates?
SerpaDesign curious how the live bugs🐜 are able to survive in the terrarium once you seal it with the airtight lid. Is the jar with lid you've chosen to encapsulate your terrarium the best choice for this type of project?
And for those who may not have viewed your previous videos, it would've been nice to learn more about trapping oxygen in the jar along with spraying the plants 🌱 in combination with the live bugs and how they all work together to sustain the terrarium.
Also locations where one may find the bugs used in your terrarium and why the bugs you've chosen are the best for this type of project. Perhaps the seven (7) thumbs down would've be seven (7) thumbs up.
By the way, I was not one of the seven. I enjoy watching and learning from your videos. You would make a great instructional teacher. I certainly would've taken your course over gym, 😂.
The updates are very informative, as they provide us with a look of what goes right or what goes wrong.
At the same time, it is cool to see the fate of a project!
Have to say I really enjoy the updates, especially as they show how you can maintain and make changes to your terrarium over time. Maybe you don't need to do them as often as you're currently doing?
@@djpseudoname2023 I'm not sure if this is right, but I think the plants must create the new oxygen cycle in the terrarium.
I'm definitely interested in updates, good to get some info about what's working and what isn't. Great video man!
Those isopods got the life, a nice little home, no rent, free from predators and the landlord renovates every year or so.
They got a better life than me
🤣
J M you got me laughing so hard 🤣
@@lordxavier5060 Too bad they can't eat chicken nuggets
@@elaminmochichi7767 why not.....
My 7th grade science teacher had a terrarium that has been growing for 20 YEARS. It had tons of plants and was super big and dirty on the inside, but everything was growing just fine on the inside. It was insane.
Edit - About 20 years according to him. Even if it wasn’t, it was still obviously super old.
That one thumbs down is from an isopod that got its house messed with
Lol!
The isopods have internet access in the terrarium? Cool!
Wow, no rent, no danger, a home renovation every year or so and free WiFi
I’ve actually got a completely sealed native terrarium that’s been going 3 years strong with absolutely no maintenance whatsoever. The crazy thing is it actually sits outside, exposed to the elements. It only started with an inch of soil, but the decomposing matter has actually created a 2-inch layer of soil. Maybe ill show it in a video!
Please do, I made a closed terrarium that only lasted a few months, which I suspect is due to inconsistent sun light as I'm very inexperienced with which side of the house to put it on and location in the room (indirect/direct sunlight). It sounds like you've got it made though so any tips would be useful :)
Harry Chippers will do! Im just waiting for the weather to turn nice. Go ahead and subscribe for when i make the video, but beware of my other content... its really bad!
Where is that video? 5 months now
Woooow
Must be lying no video of his terrarium yet
Imagine waiting 50 years then you finally found tiny humans living there
Lepsuz probably more than 50 years haha but it would be just like Horton Hears a Who!!!
for that he need to put some of his human DNA, maybe some fun time with the terrarium. also that won't change the "Native" theme.
That took 70billion years for cave man
@@luaiv555 nah 70 trillion thousand
yeah and they would have no
belly buttons, but are very hairy... like adam and eve should have looked. but in every representation they are white, hairless and have belly buttons. wth! 🤣
I made one using big old pickle jar today,gathering all the moss and wood while playing to the nearby waterfall,thanks for the inspiration
I really appreciate these updates! I love terrarium videos!
I know you do and for stopping by! I'm glad you enjoyed this one and the others.
@@SerpaDesign you're my favourite plant channel ❤️
*ITS A R O L L Y P O L Y*
ITS A PATATO BUG!
Nah it’s a rolly poly
+1 Rolly poly
It's a slater.
wood lice
i think you are the most patient person i have come to know tanner. great job.
Thanks Carmine!
Hi Tanner, first of all, thank you so much for all the educative videos you have made so far, my girlfriend and I have learn a lot.
We have done around 10 closed terrariums about 3 weeks ago, and we are currently noticing that mold is building mainly on dry wood pieces. We are ventilating them regularly and we have replaced contaminated wood pieces but the mold is still coming back.
For the composition of our terrariums, we have followed your instructions, and from that point we tried different kinds of false bottoms with mesh, always with activated charcoal. The substrate is made of coco fivers, sheet moss, potting mix. Finally, we have different kinds of plants and local mosses. Some are only mossariums, composed of false bottoms and activated charcoal only.
We have also boiled decorative wood pieces and rocks for sterilisation and using spring water only.
We didn't find springtails for now but there is life in the terrariums coming from the local mosses (which look like springtails).
We are assuming that the origin of the problem would be either:
- over watering,
- the potting mix that we added to the substrate (we have seen afterwards your video where you advised against using this),
- or the local mosses might have brought some spores of mold...?
What would be the problem according to you? Would you have some advice?
Again, thank you a lot for the videos and the tremendous time you're spending on these, there are really inspiring.
R+V
I don’t really know much but I have watched quite a lot of videos and you could maybe try putting some wood lice/isopods in there as they will eat the mould. 🤞😊
Every time I see one of your videos, I want to make whatever you were demonstrating. Some of the builds are beyond my skills right now. However, I could make a native terrarium, so I think I will! Happy holidays!
Awesome! I'm glad to inspire. I'm sure you could make a native terrarium no problem. Go for it! Happy holidays to you as well.
Long time subscriber, love your videos! Finally got ourselves together and went foraging today and found some beautiful moss and other things. Spent the whole afternoon as a family and now have 6 native terrariums of varying sizes on the go! Thanks you again!
Yes its good to see updates on your projects. I always watch your designs/builds and wonder how they mature and develope.
Merry Christmas to you and your family ;o)
Its actually not unusual for plants like fern to appear like this as many seeds are stored in the earth as diaspores (not sure about the translation here) waiting for their time to shine. We talked about this in class the other day
I made my first closed terrarium today! Really happy. Not very optimistic about its future but will get better with time because I will be making many more of them. Thanks a lot for the inspiration.
Thank yo for all the work you have done. I have been watching your channel for about 6 months now. It has inspired me to start my own terrariums I have 3 at this time. And working on some more. Thank you for everything.
Recently came across your channel and I've been binge watching all your builds! Absolutely love what you're doing and it's definitely making me want to have a go!
One of my favourite terrarium’s of yours! Lovely to see how well it’s doing 💚
"Its a piece of wood covered in moss, what more could you ask for"
I wholeheartedly agree Tanner
i think the leaf litter actually makes it even prettier, the reds and browns really add to it
I just want to say that I am so excited that I’ve found your channel today! I find your videos so relaxing and educational. Thank you 🙏🏻 for that.
I love the natural look and how it looks like you are doing a surgery to the setup, great work.
These videos are very therapeutic , I watch them to relax and your camera shots are impressive dude. Great job!
You've inspired me. I've spent the whole Christmas break adding nature in my life. Thanks!
Dude very well done. I love how meticulous you are. I had no complaints. I am always impressed
Because of you and your video's i'm starting my terrarium. Found some moss, grass, and plants from the parents back yard in Sedona AZ.
This is looking beautiful...your work is always so thoughtful and considered. Thanks for the update.🖤🇨🇦
Your videos still inspire years after being made. That’s pretty cool also I feel like you’re the kind of person who would grind their finger tips before each build so you didn’t leave smudges on the glass😂
I love the updates, when you do them, really all the videos come out well and the variety of different kinds of videos you put out means you really can't get bored watching them!
I made my first Native Terrarium 5 months ago and gave it to my sister-in law with 4 different kinds of mosses in it and it's doing great. This spring I'll be making a few more for myself and friends because when they saw the one I gave to my sister-in law they loved it. =)
Nice video guy. Fish tank is nice also. The short music video was tight. I’ve thought about before but this is pretty inspirational.
*just imagined myself going out and making one of these* *remembered I live in Australia* *realised probs not a good idea*
TheWolfGirl007Productions literally just had the same idea....an especially bad idea being in desert WA
@@emmacarter8831 😂 chuck some lil scorpions in there like yeah she'll be right 😂
Mini kangaroos start popping up lol
I was too then I realized, I’m in Texas, in a city, in the middle of the night with no plants in sight
Question: I remember an article about self sustaining sealed large terrarium that almost never opened but stay alive for decades. Do you think it's possible for smaller plants?
Also any plan to do collaboration with Ants Canada?
69 years
Omg you know MIKEY BUSTOS??!!!
Life in jars would be cool too
👍🏼 I love it!
I NEVER get tired of your videos/content Tanner man
Moral of the story: Playing God is not easy.
Lmao
I love the editing in this video
If it wasn't the middle of winter and I wasn't planning on moving across the country in a few months I'd totally build one of these myself! Great video! Very informative.
5:00 .. dude! where's the sniff?
👃 Haha I didn't film it... I knew I'd get heat for it!
nothing like snorting some gud sphagnum moss.
Yup give you that mossy feelz
To those who apposed to open the tanks. I think you are lazy. Or to busy to maintain your terrarium. This is Amazing and I'm learning so much.
You should get a table at a flee market and sell these with some small maintenance or care instructions, just to clean the glass. That's easily something people would spend $60 on - esp with the "almost no care needed" attached to it. The only real expense would be the jars. Great job.
As always thanks for the update and have a great holidays, I would love to see an experiment of land mosses and liverworts growing under water in the next year
You're welcome and happy holidays to you as well. I will definitely do that at some point in the year. Probably when it gets warm out again, so I can get some nice specimens.
I just found this channel recently, but I find it so enjoyable to watch. If I wanted to do free or native terrarium, where would I find out about what plants in my area are good for terrarium life?
Mostly through trial and error or research. I will say that mosses and evergreens tend to usually work. However, if you live in a tropical area, then pretty much anything is fair game.
I’ve been looking for a project to do with my son. He’s very interested in science and nature and this is just the thing I think!
Can you make a bonsai terrarium? I feel like theres so much to the landscaping of both that they would work well together
Great video, and editing as always. Also, started keeping isopods (from back yard). Planning a setup/build in future. Thanks for inspiring!
I'm impressed that you were able to keep your lichen alive. I've had a hard time with that. :)
This is brilliant! I got so inspired by your work, noticed I've always been planning to make one of these from local flora and fauna :)
The sight and idea of making life survive in a jar is somehow empowering and I think it tickles some ancient instinct.
You've inspired me to start making terrariums, I really enjoy your content.
I just found your channel and have been binge watching, it's sooo satisfying, great work and great videos! You inspired me to make a terrarium for myself!
To be honest I’m not the biggest fan of the terrarium updates but still I love your style so I watch them anyway
Good to know because I don't like making them! 😂 Some viewers like them though.
Can't wait to see the 2019 update of this terrarium!
I just started watching your videos and I love them , keep up the good work 😃
Can you use deer antler in a native terrarium? Have you ever used it in making a native terrarium? Happy Holidays to you and yours.
I don't see any reason why not. Chances are it would work just fine. Happy holidays to you as well!
One of the best things about RUclips is discovering a new community :D keep on keeping on, terrarium people!
Very nice segment! And you are very well spoken.
i made a native terrarium after watching this in 2016 and its still kickin!
Do you still have the terrarium today ?
Wow, it’s doing well!
Watching this on my 70 inch tv it's just awesome I'm just trying 2 get educated before I put hand and stuff like this ..I really wanna do some terrarium but I dont want 2 fail..👍👍👍👍👍
I remember this setup. I can’t believe Its been 2 years since I started watching your vids
I love your videos!! They always inspire me. 🤩
I made one of these, but my plants grew too much during the last 2 years, and they recently busted out of the seal, forcing the container open. I think I need to start over in spring. I had no idea moss could grow 8 inches tall!
Dang you had the perfect environment for them. 👍
The comment about the redworms doing most of the damage confused me. I thought redworms only ate decomposing plant matter so I don't understand how they were killing anything other than maybe making it too hot and moist in an enclosed terrarium for the plants to survive. I know my vermiculture bins get really hot and moist with all the red worms in it and the bin has to have holes poked everywhere in the sides. If i put fresh apples from my yard into the bins they won't touch them until they start to rot and any seeds that get in there from produce grow until i pull them out and the worms never seem to bother them either. I really love the vids and i'm not correcting him since he didn't say how the red worms did most of the damage i was just genuinely curious so i could be fully informed moving forward with building a terrarium in case anyone knows.
Excellent video, keep it up man! And merry christmas!
Nice update, it is looking cool 👍🌱✌...it looks like it smells great!
Im going on a walk down to my local forest to gather resources to build my own terrarium right away !!! Thanks for the video
I love your videos when I’m faded and I’m so inspired I want one rn
Me and my kids really enjoy your videos
May I just say that earthworms DO cause damage to forested areas. I was told they change the properties of the soil which is beneficial in a vegetable garden, but not Boreal forest. A big problem is fishermen dumping their bait worms in the forest thinking they're not doing any harm, but apparently they are. So by removing the worms, you saved your terrarium.
I'm about to try my first terrerium, and have collected a stick that has very cool fungus on it, and is partially rotted thru. Can it be put in a terrerium, or will it do bad things? I have two kinds of moss that I have been trying to keep alive, nice stones, and this 6" twig, plus spider plant babies and pothos. If I can get one thing made and keep it alive for a bit, I think I'll have the gumption to try something else. I have hydroton that was previously used, and I'm going to get the mesh for a false bottom today. Substrate will take some thinking on. Thank you for your videos!
Where do you get all your glassware from? Jars etc.
I love terrariums. but i go to great lengths to keep the isopods and millipedes out of the mix. i had a 1000 millipede population explosion and learned my lesson. in such a small space with no predators they quickly run out of resources, maybe like what will happen to humans if the population continues to increase.
Man u and ur videos r just awesome !!
Can we get an update on the status of the venus fly trap terrarium?
Always a thumbs up.
👆 I appreciate you!
thank you for showing your terariums you made me want one...so now i go to forest..
Him: Just gonna clean the tank
Bugs: EVACUATE THE HAND IS ATTACKING
This was extremely fascinating. Beautiful.
You got me into a new hobby.
The fern came from the moss for defo.
Thanks for inspiring me x
Absolutely love your channel 💚
You inspire me to make terrariums, I made a mini terrarium with 2 plastic cups one on top of the other
I would find it interesting to gather some flora and fauna locally, then go somewhere 100's of miles away and get some more and so on. Mix it all together and then study the results.
Awesome video
I'm waiting for a whole room terrarium. :)
That would absolutely be the coolest! A biodome.
Whoever disliked this video... your moms a terrarium microfauna lol 🤷🏽♀️ lol
Good video dude. Love watching them and always will thanks for the update!
Kyley's Reefing pfft that’s a compliment lol
Jesus, what did their mother do?
Nice vid mate and merry christmas
Thanks and Merry Christmas to you too!
should've not taken everything out and cleaned it, and instead added a few isopod predators
I have tried that several times. Never had luck with wild fauna. It always ends up insect city in a year or 2.
I used to spend hours trying to pick off potatoes bugs and those nasty grub monsters who eat worms.
My clean terrariums last decades.
yes updates very important
AWESOME
God forgot to do maintenance on earth 😂😂😂
We forgot to do maintenance on earth.
@rakat sceptic well if the sheep decided to run away and jump off a cliff is it really the shepherd's fault?
We are the red worms, and the other animals are the isopods
Coronavirus 😂
Don’t punch a gift shark in the nose
Where is the best place to get containers for making these. I need a pretty tall one for a certain plant and having a hard time finding one that isn't so skinny as the foliage fans out at the top. Enjoy all your videos !!!
There is something oddly satisfying about watching someone use long tweezers.
at 4:15 it seems obvious to me that the plant eaters are always going to multiply and eat all the plants. You need carnivores in there. no worms since they are pray to birds. but some insects need to eat the smaller insects
WHAT IF WE ARE IN SOMEONES TERRARIUM THAT THEY MADE FOR FUN
If you believe in God, that's exactly what we are. Or on a smaller scale, scientists and the government. Some people even believe aliens invaded so they could monitor us.
Very cool, so do you advise against the use of worms as micro fauna?
It depends. If you provide food specifically for them, then they are most likely fine. In this case they went to the only food source... the plants!
Worm is a confuse word. Oligoquet anelids (earth worms) only eat dead organic matter, making nutrients accesible for plants. Also they move the soil making easier for the roots to grow. They would be harmful maybe if they are too many and harm the roots by moving or if they are not oligoquetes. Insect larvae, also caled worms, usually eat roots. But is more probable that the soil had harmful fungus or nematodes (also caled worms). Those two are the main plant killers. Please, dont blame the earth worms! They are pretty good farmers!
Is there any oxygen problem because of cover the lid tightly?? That’s my question.
Nope
Hey! My name is Tanner too!
This is so calming for some reason !!!