Crown Forest Terrarium Build Log Part 2 (Hardscape mania!)

[@AnotherWorldTerraria]

Part 2 is even better than part 1, with a crazy amount of detail, info, tips, and "secrets" of my processes. I also have a new animated logo and intro. Hope you like it!

[@Trevorfoggia]

Thank you so much for making an easy step by step tutorial that gives clear concise instructions and safety tips. Greetings from Cumbria in the U.K. stay safe and well.

[@AnotherWorldTerraria]

Thank you! You're very welcome!

[@veronicadamelio5043]

Love the animated logo! This is probably my favorite series yet.

[@AnotherWorldTerraria]

Thank you! I appreciate your feedback. Part 3 will be awesome...and there will be some more terrarium build series the future that will be at least as awesome, maybe more so, than this series. Those will probably be quite a ways off in the future though.

[@beatricetreadwell5785]

I always learn so much from your videos! You do a great job!!!

[@SpringtailsUS]

i really love your process, especially the design theory section of all your videos. I seriously cant wait for the next one!

[@AnotherWorldTerraria]

Thank you very much!

[@SpringtailsUS]

the intro is awesome, looks seriously professional

[@AnotherWorldTerraria]

Thank you! That's what I was going for. It was a lot of work, but worth it!

[@SpringtailsUS]

@@AnotherWorldTerraria you did it yourself? that makes it even more impressive good job brother

[@AnotherWorldTerraria]

Actually, I hired a guy to do the logo animation, so most of the credit goes to him, although I spent hours sending feedback back and forth over multiple revisions. Really happy with it though. Then I added it over the background video of the Selaginella. Thanks again

[@archivingcolorado8005]

Hell yeah man. You and other channels got me started with vivariums. Saw you on reddit to. Your builds are very impressive. Cheers from colorado

[@AnotherWorldTerraria]

Awesome, thank you!

[@sijmenschippers5387]

Love these videos, thank you for sharing and the amazing content

[@AnotherWorldTerraria]

Glad you like them!

[@michaelkouba6610]

Yes! :) I thought there was foam going to be used here. Cant wait for p3. Thanks for the conclusion on divide barrier. I wasn't sure if I want to do it, but you proved me right.

[@Lucasio24]

Great video, very clear explanation

[@AnotherWorldTerraria]

Thank you! Glad you liked it!

[@winstonbennett8745]

Yay, new video :)

[@LifeInABoxorigin]

Isopropyl works really fast on the foam as long as it's within the first 24 hours. :)

[@peytonr7630]

These videos are amazing, I’m gonna start working on a drip wall tank soon.

[@Jmaaaa]

Yaaahs part 2!!

[@enricofossati8720]

Fantastic work Matthew, truly inspiring. I am learning a lot from your videos and improving my skills too. Unfortunately, my wallet is not happy like me LoL. Thanks for these awesome videos.

[@notyouraverageaquarist8886]

Dry foam comes off really easy with a razor blade.

[@Antaeus2k]

This. No need of chemicals to remove it from the glas.

[@AnotherWorldTerraria]

A razor blade does carry the risk of scratching the glass. That's something I would like to avoid, especially when using an expensive high clarity glass tank. From what I recall in the past on some older builds, when I removed some cured foam from glass with a razor blade, the foam left a haze or mark on the glass. I can't remember for sure. But anyway, I prefer to avoid the possibility of scratching the glass.

[@notyouraverageaquarist8886]

​@@AnotherWorldTerraria Try to use a flat square razor blade, make sure its new, and takes the flat side of the blade, make sure it's completely flat, and scrape off the foam. That should minimize the risk of scratching the glass.

[@scupzoz4442]

Heyyy you made a video where you took a exo nano tall and you set a glass lid on it what is the size in cm?????? Pls help

[@AnotherWorldTerraria]

You can find calculators online that change inches to cm. 16.8275 x 15.5575