This terrarium looks epic!!! It seems the path has gotten a little more covered up by some rocks and a bit of substrate, and i personally like it better that way, its more blended in, looks great!

I love oak leaf creeping fig😍

wooooow!!! awesome terrarium and super cute frog! I really like the christmas moss.

Where to find those famous ugly little buuuugs?!😢😢

Seen you video clip saying not in direct sunlight. Had mine in kitchen window for 2 months and is looking really well is it because it has no lid that's it's doing ok

Would these materials be animal safe?

I am a fan from Egypt. You made things very easy for me. I have a question. Can plant roots grow inside the foam? How can they penetrate the foam to grow and expand?

Who thinks the name Fred is good 👇

Started watching just because he was attractive and now I'm actually interested in the video's contents 😆damn it I got trapped

What a beautiful build! the shrimp really bring the life to it.

Thank you for sharing your experience. I've watched many videos like this, but yours still taught me so much in one go. You clearly know what you are doing and are great at explaining it. Thanks! 😊

Looks amazing!

Skrimps is buges

Thats just screaming for a couple of tiny frogs🐸🐸 or a small lizard🦎

10/10 video ⭐️ literally above and beyond dude. Hoping you get more and more likes / subscribers. You deserve it

I want that frog Soo bad😊

Where can i buy moss??

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What you do is beautiful. Does the 40 PPI sponge not get clogged? maybe use 20 PPI?

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Do I still need to water a close bioactive vivarium with a pond?

Glewing those rocks was tonally unnecessary

Can moss be based for orchird?

Are you using a light source? Great build btw!

can i use a plastic terrarium

I love ur vids 😊🎉

I kept and bred fish for years, but as I age and now don't have the space, energy, or time for another 125 main display with breeders everywhere and so on, not to mention I was having fish faster than I could get rid of them, I'm excited to try a small starter terrarium. I have a 2 gallon "cookie jar", the drainage layer, the barrier, and a commercial potting soil mixed with a zilla bedding product for substrate. I'm going out locally to a forest for moss, leaf litter, local rocks and twigs, and a bit of "dirt" to add to the substrate. What I've not found at local pet stores or aquarium shops is a springtail or isopod culture. Will the local dirt and leaf litter provide those critters ? If it works out, I would ultimately like to add a dart frog or tree frog or maybe two. As with aquariums, I know it needs to cycle and settle before making those types of additions. Really enjoying these videos as I never considered something this small and potentially so diverse in the aquarium hobby with filters, sumps, pumps, 50 gallon water changes, testing water parameters, etc, etc. Thank You.

Thank you for sharing useful knowledge, looking forward to your next video

I'm guessing you did the 2.5 gal? Or which one did you end up picking? Looks like a set-up I'll need to try!

Brilliant!

This is amazing! Thank you!

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How can I get springtails

Do you know how to propagate asparagus?

My moss won't spread. It grows long and thin and straight up

"egg"

How to make moss please 😢

I think you should show us how to build a mini Pond for goldfish !!!😊😊😊

I've been watching you for around a year now😂😂😂

this guy seems like the type of guy with a green robe and vines and jungle trees in his room, he then shows you his collection of little earths (terrariums). Truly, the terrarium sigma

I always like the tutorial. Just want to know what is the main difference between coconut fibre and coconut coir? I purchased locally from store, what I received looks more like fibre strand even though the supplier package called that coir.

A terrarium for woodlice

So would those bugs be helpful atound the house

In first soil used

This is probably my favorite yet, it's so simple yet beautiful.