Giant Moss Dripwall Terrarium with a Pond

[@SerpaDesign]

I'm so glad to finally have this one complete! I think it turned out really well and I'm glad that I waited as long as I did. What do you think of the finished terrarium? Also I hope everyone is still doing well. Sending all my love out to the SerpaSquad 💚

[@sambird1889]

Your the best

[@JolinBoyTellem]

SerpaDesign looks so good! Love the waterfall. That looks like a challenge for sure.. great job tanner!

[@Y2k_king]

Do you have a lepord geckos if you do ca you do a update

[@staceyroberts3468]

SerpaDesign I wish my mind was half this creative... I never could have pictured this when u just showed the glass vase or the moss. Ha. I love it 👍🏻

[@natanhalinowski3174]

It looks amazing!🌱

[@StineWins]

It needs some creatures living in it, Maybe tiny mountain goats.

[@NAT-turners-Revenge]

🤣😂

[@rubyharris6119]

I think like one or two aquatic creatures would be a really cool addition.

[@kayagorzan]

Perfect

[@youtubeisbroken241]

A red minnow in the bottom would be cool

[@I2-LEIE]

tiny mountine goats xD

[@Twidegren]

I want to turn into a mini person and go swimming and climbing in that jar! It looks just like the side of a mountain with a waterfall

[@twasbrillig33]

Looks like some place in Hawaii

[@Nomadicshieldmaid75]

🤣

[@snail1569]

we’re all just mini people in a jar😔

[@mikedanielespeja6128]

I want to drop a jumping spider after you go on.

[@kateli1880]

Check for chemicals leeching off the foams silicone etc. idk.

[@JohnDoe-ol3yz]

I would like to live there.

[@SourGrey]

Lol

[@Dylxo]

Agreed

[@bandulf6085]

Same, same

[@mozzde4675]

Lol

[@brunomoreno8178]

Who wouldnt

[@tascha11]

i couldn’t help but break out in laughter when you popped up behind the glass 😂

[@SerpaDesign]

Laughing is good 😉

[@carliespringer4336]

I had literally just taken a drink and about spit it out LOL.

[@ShellyCline]

I couldn't help but get a chuckle out of the line "I let it rip and I liked what I saw" 😆 love ya Tanner.

[@bobsponge1770]

Me too!

[@cyn379]

tascha11 SO FUCKIN FUNNY

[@dream.fiiend]

Moments like 0:05 make me chuckle Final product is sweeet looking. It'll only be better 4x the size and in my living room!

[@JulesColour]

Y E S

[@thehornwortofhornwort9832]

Looks like one of those distortion/awareness level memes

[@thombaz]

Really good looking for a cartoon figure.

[@Coastcrawler]

The only problem I have with this apart from finding the container, getting the materials, getting used in working with the different materials, glues and silicon, having a basic idea how it should look like, getting a sense for colors and for arranging stuff is: you need to be an artist. I love what you do.

[@100daysmic9]

the bigger problem is as algae etc starts to grow and the glass gets dirty it no longer looks good. I used own a floral shop 40 years ago. It is fun -- practicality is another thing. Ok for a short term gift.

[@alexanderpoulos8522]

huh

[@bobzangar6705]

You never know unless you try. I encourage you to give one a tat smaller a try.

[@ConsciusVeritasVids]

@@100daysmic9 I wonder if springtails could help keep the algae under control via that foam backing. I assume that porous black foam would act a lot like activated carbon would, which many people culture springtails on, and if they lived on/around it they could eat the algae that gathers above the water level.

[@MarinaLeeAnne]

Me: There's no way he could make anything cooler than this! Tanner: Hold my moss Great work! Stunning as always!

[@FireoftheGreeks]

"Hold my moss" instant classic!

[@johnjones6049]

I'll hold your moss baby... 🤪

[@allenthompson4714]

And the winner for best comment! Lol.

[@woin9361]

This is stunning! You’re a true artist. I’ve never watched someone create a terrarium before and it was so relaxing

[@janetwhite7786]

Right. I almost never stick with a vid this long. This WAS relaxing.

[@flashhaxor-oo1un]

Asu a tree going to clifff something like that

[@christophurley]

Your gentle voice and carefully placing the elements in the jar was relaxing to watch

[@ShellyCline]

The landscape definitely DOES look larger because it was kept more simple. This is the most beautiful yet. Oh man, I absolutely love it.

[@djbones01]

Would love to know what challenges you have with this 6 months or 12 months later? Pump maintenance, algae, etc. Also. Some ghost shrimp would be awesome.

[@davidplants]

This is why I'm on KZbin. Amazing things like this.

[@titanuranus]

This is a perfect demonstration of "Less is More".

[@sriraotherandomguy3806]

How?

[@gucciflipflops6064]

@@sriraotherandomguy3806 Tanner said in the video that he made sure to stick to a simple design for a more dramatic effect.

[@jujugirl011]

I literally had a dream out of nowhere, of seeing tiny cavemen and animals like tiny dogs and cats and other tiny organisms living in a small bottle, and looked it up on KZbin. And came to yours videos! This is so cool!

[@adimeloji]

Juliemay thats interesting

[@jujugirl011]

RunnerGif YT 😂😂😂ikr

[@mdshojib4164]

@@adimeloji ap ,

[@applesauce9718]

@@smileitsjustagame2937 I agree, truly a fascinating dream that I would like to experience once in my life time.

[@ManicMercurianAstrology]

It's a sign!

[@ShyDog827]

You truly captured a piece of paradise . That looks amazing .

[@Therapistinthewhitehouse]

I’ve no idea why this came up in my suggestions box but I’m so glad it did. Beautiful, simple and elegant.

[@weekend1warriors871]

We believe that what makes this channel different from others is the unarguable knowledge, and care for nature. We appreciate the time, and effort put into these videos Tanner. While you might have a rhythm, we know, especially during these times, it is easy to become discouraged. Thank you for being an outlet for escape!

[@zwatwashdc]

The world is a better place with you in it.

[@quezaco738]

I really like how you transforme a simple bottle in a beatifull terrarium. Love from france

[@M0053yfate]

Stay safe out there. Vive le monde

[@DragonMG2]

I was feeling pretty down because that KZbin channel ants Canada released a bunch of his pets because of feeder problems. And this really Lifted Me Up.

[@chocolatetimbobtoo3781]

Same here

[@petramatkovic4122]

Yeah same mate

[@hawkbluff1228]

I know! I loved the new fire ants but I understand his reasons.

[@petramatkovic4122]

Hawk Bluff he didn't release the fire ants though. Only the trapjaws and the weavers

[@hawkbluff1228]

@@petramatkovic4122 I actually turned it off on that one. I should of watched the rest instead of turning it off bummed out. thanks for the uodate.

[@puppyzion]

i seriously love how you can ALWAYS disguise the pump with natural items

[@thenightscythe2030]

The simplistic design is Perfect. I like that there's just Clear Water in the Bottom. And you can always add a bit later to the Waterfall section.

[@mMeFlora]

the ohko dragon stones have such a unique and interesting look to them, really cool!!

[@timtran4671]

I really like the idea of keeping it simple rather than adding additional plants. Another job well done. You have a lot of great ideas and after watching a couple of your videos I feel more inspired to complete some of the terrariums that I have already started but not yet compleyely. Thank you for taking time out of your day to make these videos!

[@pretentiousdude]

So glad you and the 'biosphere' community exist. I'm a very creative and building oriented person, so seeing stuff like this able to be made brings a profound peace about me. My creations are typically very metal or 'high' sci-fi. This might just be what I need to move in a more organic direction.

[@ben-iu2jb]

i actually made a terrarium and im so proud of myself

[@survivorpro129]

Good job bro

[@miekkb]

wow thats amazing....if you dont mind, pls share it...

[@I2-LEIE]

i did to ^^

[@JamesZ32100]

Now you have a tiny forest in a jar~

[@isetta4083]

Welcome to the hobby, it's pretty addictive

[@grimmace2131]

Using simple, obtainable items, you put a tropical vacation shot in a jar. That really inspires me to try this.

[@robertsnearly3823]

My mother loved living rock gardens in and outside of the house. Plus she got into terrariums. I learned from her but have never made one of my own. Some day, maybe someday. 😊

[@alanmetea9865]

Your ambitions remind me of my own at a young age--the fascination with living things and natural design. Your talent, on the other hand, eclipses mine exponentially. It's an absolute joy to see your imagination at play. I love that you kept this one simple. It's very dramatic and yes, the moss effectively maintains the look of a much larger landscape. Love it. Keep 'scaping, my friend. It allows the rest of us to escape, however briefly.

[@carlsimon88]

This man knows how to build anything

[@mosslovers9701]

This is so awesome, I discovered your channel about thirty minutes ago and all of the videos I’ve seen are super useful and I can’t wait to try making my own terrariums but this video... to make something this beautiful is now on my life bucket list. edit: uhhh so actually its been an hour... I’ve been watching terrarium videos for an hour.

[@Lazy_Fish_Keeper]

Welcome to my world, lol. I watch one 10 minute video, which links to another SerpaDesign video, which links to another....and then I am dreaming designs, lol.

[@matus934]

Man you are one of my favorite KZbinrs ! Love your videos. It's one of my best things to do in this carantena, so relaxing! 😍

[@clayjs8785]

I absolutely loved this build, and I am now planning to attempt my own! Thank you for how incredibly detailed you were, and for not making the video unnecessarily long in the process! Some people have a hard time accomplishing both. You did an awesome job!

[@matthewsparkes3423]

This is BEAUTIFUL! I've recently got into building water features and I've wanted to combine it with my love of plants. This is basically what I've been dreaming about 😍

[@brianhutch4435]

Hi there was wondering if you would like to work on a collaboration. I'm a skilled Flameworker and could essentially make any sort of shape vessel you could imagine. I thought a combination of my glass work and you planting/scaping it would be crazy! I don't know if you're interested or how to work that out exactly let me know if you're interested.

[@DeclanMBrennan]

Sounds like a good match to me. I vote for a large glass Torus (Donut with a hole shape) with a little stream running through it and a hidden pump to raise the water so it can flow around again.

[@bigboi9856]

Pls make this happen

[@bigboi9856]

U might want to email him! You can usually find a business email in the About section on a youtube page... not sure if he has one there, but it would be worth a look

[@hsdesai12]

where are you located Brian

[@_peepee_]

what a cool idea i hope he reaches out to you

[@Incandescentiron]

I really like this one. Yes, Tomas alone makes the landscape look larger. That very cool rock becomes the main feature, accented by the water.

[@Pashanny824]

Never saw any project like this one. I’m impressed, it’s just beautiful.

[@BenHayat]

What can I say, You're good! Less is more! This was perfect. You have a lot of knowledge about plants, and other materials that takes a long time for novice like myself to acquire. Much credit to your vision, design and execution.

[@armenvondoms1815]

Glad to know I'm not the only one who puts terrarium projects on hold. Totally impressive set up!

[@jdove6883]

Get back to us when the Terrarium is a year old.

[@mrparts]

When it’s all full of green algae.

[@michaelmccandless1280]

When that waterfall no longer works.

[@gammacxygames]

@@michaelmccandless1280 he put a filter so it won’t clog

[@gammacxygames]

@@mrparts algae isn’t that bad

[@Alltehnamesaretaken1]

@@gammacxygamesFilters fail, especially cheap mini ones like thst, and when this one does the entire setup needs to be broken down. Also while algae isn't "bad" the entire purpose of this is to look nice, and when you can't see inside clearly due to algae (and can't clean it effectively due to the shape of the jar) it defeats said purpose. This is a gimmick to make a video, it isn't a long term thing.

[@johncourville2849]

I got this quote from the 'Daily Mail' and thought this concept was right down your alley so to speak: 'Still going strong: Pensioner David Latimer from Cranleigh, Surrey, with his bottle garden that was first planted 53 years ago and has not been watered since 1972 - yet continues to thrive in its sealed environment .'

[@PazLeBon]

wthe "daily racist" i think its called

[@ajitsharma6384]

It’s wonderful creation. I loved the minimalistic approach and agree with you that adding anymore would have distracted from intrinsic beauty of this unique waterfall. Thanks.

[@jackkurtisproductions4131]

It's literally a bonsai cliff. It looks like a big thing far away..

[@whatever-v8d]

That's what she said

[@LoadedAlloy]

You have such a talent for mixing the perfect textures. The stone and moss looks so perfect together. Even the flow of the waterfall is perfect. You are so talented! Keep it up!

[@generalzucc462]

I was watching videos like this while in bed falling asleep and it’s making me want to make one myself!

[@NanaBings]

Lol, reminds me of Chinese/Japanese mountains, with the exception that the waterfall doesn't trickle. Overall peaceful and beautiful. 💛

[@thebates5938]

It reminds me of a ship-in-a-bottle. It doesn't look like the rock should have fit through the opening. Excellent effect!

[@Greg180]

I really enjoyed this video! I learned that you can directly stick moss to carved spray foam. Thanks for sharing this journey with me!

[@clammeth1868]

I feel like that expanding foam reminds me of the scene in incredibles where Mr. Incredible is getting attacked by those turrets where those expanding black balls devour him. Just me though

[@emilyzaitz2687]

Ok cool glad I’m not the only one😂

[@peytonberg7872]

Ive covered a few bugs and spiders in expanding foam installing windows

[@evanmoser901]

Not just you.

[@kittenthecat_]

Peyton Berg :(

[@mudpuppy8740]

Peyton Berg: Ok psycho

[@masonsmith1562]

This is one thing id love to try out but probably never will. That’s why I’m KZbin 😂😂

[@jeffkauchape5903]

Never say never

[@JamesZ32100]

Try to make a small terrarium, it'll boost your motivation

[@inben4145]

cant believe your youtube, thats wild

[@aquarius1000]

It's gorgeous! I love the water falling into the pond. So relaxing to rest your eyes on.

[@jessicaturner7196]

I absolutely love the end results! Large terrariums are more difficult to build in my opinion. This is beautiful! Plus just using the green goddess moss and nothing more is fantastic. I have a very healthy obsession with moss. Its just so amazing.

[@daytimedreaming8307]

Its beautiful, I'd love to have it my home. Your eye for natural design is impeccable.

[@dorcasandrew1781]

How do you prevent algae growing in it? And how often would you have to change the water or clean the water stains?

[@AtheistTrucker]

your videos are really helping me picture what i'm doing with my first paludarium. As i get supplies and watch videos, i keep getting ideas.

[@maryavatar]

I know it’s not entirely suitable for frogs, but I can’t help thinking “it needs tiny frogs!”

[@kingdavid9252]

Me too

[@jacktheroblox]

Po

[@simonesmit6708]

Yup. Not suitable for live ones but little ceramic ones would look good.

[@jonathanestep3702]

Could do African dwarf frogs...they are completely aquatic and could stay in just the bottom.

[@tylerosborn4606]

@@jonathanestep3702 I was about to say the same thing might just need to make the water a little deeper

[@rebeccagober6881]

This is really cool. Quick question, how do you drain the water and how do you prevent mold or anything else from growing within it? Is there a cleaning regiment needed?

[@godzilla90fan]

As long as the water keeps flowing it wont turn putrid. It's also going through a filter which helps

[@godzilla90fan]

@@rosshorton9182 mold isnt algae. And algae wont make water putrid

[@cementedtoenails]

if there wasnt anything growing in the water, i would use distilled water

[@albertmanzke427]

I think if you were to put some activated charcoal it would not get moldy . You should not have to clean it as long as you didn't put any fish or other animals that would poop in the water. If you use Distilled water the pump should last a long time. Using tap water may cause lime deposits which would build up in the pump and cause it to stop.

[@zannakristal3754]

The Skill and Design Incredible💎💎💎

[@edgardner6798]

I can imagine spending a lot of time staring at this one.

[@moduspwnenz]

Wow, i did learn something new! THEY HAVE FOAM IN A CAN. Seriously though, this looks amazing and I'm also glad you were able to finish it too! Really beautiful :)

[@CuddIebone]

as you said, your revised vision is definitely more striking than the initial idea you had. i think the amount of people in the comment section telling us all about how the artwork stimulates their imaginations is evident of that. 😁

[@jmarshal]

This is definitely something I would love in my home.

[@kpbsas91776]

Where in the world you find a Jar like that? As a very unique piece of glass...

[@SerpaDesign]

I got it at Homegoods for around $20

[@reeda5390]

SerpaDesign bless homegoods for their jars 😂

[@kpbsas91776]

Sure my wife just said as I was reading that HomeGoods would be a good place to check. Lol

[@RedactedEarth]

@@SerpaDesign I get all my terrarium containers from HomeGoods!

[@Lazy_Fish_Keeper]

@@SerpaDesign what is HomeGoods? I think the spouse and I must add it to the list of stores to visit when travel can safely resume..... Wegman's is currently leading the list, apparently. (Must keep spouse happy =D)

[@susanross1651]

I absolutely agree with you, in this instance, less is more, it genuinely looks like a rocky landscape x

[@neiketa525]

I could picture a freshwater fish or crustacean living in there, or maybe even a tadpole. Beautiful work!

[@brunojani7968]

Sadly the fish might get stressed due to lack of swimming space. Shrimps might be a better option.

[@Mitch-rd9gs]

Bruno Jani there are plenty of options when it comes to small fish that can easily be put in there!

[@Mitch-rd9gs]

Arctic Shell i disagree. I think a few tetras would be perfectly sane in there. I probably wouldnt do it because of the lack of filtration but size can always be accommodated.

[@cementedtoenails]

@@Mitch-rd9gs maybe not tetras, but there are some extremely small fish, like one the size of a rice grain, tho they probably arent kept as pets lol

[@no1bandfan]

I didn't search for this, but I'm glad I found it.

[@iskandariamasduki4844]

It's amazing and I'm inspired to make a smaller scale version of it. You've introduced me to materials I never knew existed. But now that I do, I will try to incorporate them into my designs. Thanks for sharing this.

[@LetsGoKart]

I appreciate this content man. Really relaxing.

[@dkfornow5008]

I love the "simpler" look! 😍 I think I would have maybe added the tiny leaf creeping fig on one side, to add a little more texture 🤔

[@gilmanIII]

This is just about the coolest thing I've seen anybody make on YT. I'd love to see what it looks like now on Nov. 8, 2021!

[@quantumperception]

I'm surprised that chemicals from the adhesive, foam, fabric, cardboard, etc. don't leech into the water and poison it. Perhaps you explained in another video, but how do you deal with those concerns, using artificial materials?

[@nw649]

These are mostly safe materials, the foam and silicone included once it has set properly are mostly inert. However, I say it’s always good practice to rinse those elements thoroughly after curing and before scaping just to minimize that.

[@OllieIbb]

Super cool, i'd love to have one in my room. I live on Iceland so this build would fit the outside nature of where i live.

[@CricketsMa]

That is absolutely gorgeous! You were right to keep the elements simple. Sometimes, less is more. ❣️

[@a012345]

Cool, but better pray that the pump never goes out.

[@denadargentina2518]

Worrrd

[@孙仲伦]

Yeah replacing that pump is going to be an issue lol.

[@828ok]

Use it only when needed

[@ivanjoshualuettalcantara1609]

Not really because he just needs empty it and move the rock and sand and has access to it.

[@chrisreed26]

I would have had a remote intake for an external pump instead similar to how a pool pump works..remote tubing going into the container then have the pump outside..

[@geodesicmonkey]

Absolutely beautiful! I’d love this at my work desk. Next challenge: WINE DECANTER

[@internationalpug1318]

Your heart seems so beautifully entangled with them you build for. Your heart shines like a diamond💎.

[@bradhexumOSM]

Q: what is the upkeep like? Absolutely incredible. Eager to show this to my kids to gauge their interest.

[@reeda5390]

Bradford White it seems pretty low maintenance to me!

[@bradhexumOSM]

@@reeda5390 it's mostly ignorance on my part, I'm really curious what the yearly maintenance is like on something like this. Water changes? Plant changes? Dust? Bugs? Pump? Etc

[@huskysings9536]

Usually with Tanner after the biological and bacterial filtering has colonized he doesn’t do too many water changes at all if any! But with newer projects I’m sure it takes a bit more TLC

[@phtephenjumptoconclusionsq3504]

water pumps tend to get gunked up eventually. So Im curious about the upkeep as well. Absolutely stunning to look at though.

[@vituperation]

In a setup like this, there are no animals in it so the upkeep is absolutely minimal. Basically, the only thing you might do is remove excess plant growth like trimming the moss (especially the java moss) or removing floating plants. For contingencies, it's helpful to have a way to remove the pumps for cleaning or replacement, but in a setup with no animals, there won't be much biofilm buildup even after months of running. Biggest problems *I* would expect are mold for sure (springtails will remedy this), unsightly algae on the underwater glass, potentially dead plants if not enough light is provided, and maybe the pump burning out from poor manufacturing.

[@liviloo87]

You are extremely talented!! God bless you.

[@Crevosis]

This is my favorite build by far. I like it simply for how simple and minimal it is. It can be too easy to over do it and make the enclosure too cluttered. A wonderful example of less is more . And in this case , at least in my opinion , more beautiful.

[@matu3556]

Amazing build! I would love to see this terrarium with the front portion of the glass cut off. I don't know if it is possible to "cut" glass this thick easily, but if it is doable I think it would make an amazing addition. What I'm thinking is following the shape of the background and leaving about 5cm of glass next to it + the water feature. It will make it into a really open setup so it would take a bit more maintenance but imo it would benefit the look. Keep up the amazing work!!!

[@THeCOMENTOR1243]

Where does one find a giant jar like that? beautiful peice of glass.

[@xeniahaberditz5472]

Flea market, second hand déco stores, big garden stores

[@gutjager1682]

I agree it is a beauty

[@SmooshGoo]

Right? I could put my feces collection in that jar. 🙂

[@canned4147]

@Smoosh Goo indeed

[@_-_-_-_9407]

@@SmooshGoo 💩💩💩💩💩💩💩

[@suek7313]

You cartainly are an artist, Tanner! Thanks for sharing your talent!

[@tina7151]

10:20 i cant stop staring at the shouting face n the rocks

[@TheJustSis]

Tina Bee oh damn!! Can't unsee it now XD

[@sp3frost509]

"DOOR STUCK"

[@rudylabsilica2286]

I SEE IT!! Lol!

[@sharkamov]

@Tina Bee: Guilty - by association . . . . 😉

[@ensignofindustry1033]

The one that's being water boarded?

[@clinchfdhvjfmm1348]

Is it just me or does it look epic and really satisfying!?🤔😘😵💥

[@cringelord3255]

I love it too

[@crazypumpkin738]

This is so beautiful! Absolute bliss to look at. I could stare at this all day.

[@SIRO_GLYDER]

3:24 that screaming face on the rock Oh my god

[@jasonlazore497]

That's awesome. Looks like something from an Indiana Jones movie on a smaller scale

[@drewjacobson9012]

Terrariums may be my new favorite art form. Thanks so much for sharing your talent!

[@jeanmarie4368]

It is lovely. I would have liked to see how you handled the power cord.

[@lisajohnson1563]

I', wondering about the power cord too.

[@elizabethh9935]

This is shown...?

[@Luke_Petit]

2:35

[@colleen7548]

Jeanne Abdy 2:35 when he installs it, and it just hangs off the lid outside. He likely taped it to keep it neat and in place. 😇

[@lisajohnson1563]

Thanks, I must have missed it somehow.

[@amandadonegan2137]

It looks like a really happy Rock Person sitting with his hands up and the water trickling down his head and face......

[@tomputty1165]

totally LOVE the look there at the 3~6 second mark! LOL

[@angelwhispers2060]

Thoughts... Mostly just that if I ever get to open the steakhouse I've always wanted. I might have to hire you to build a couple of these for my restaurant.

[@lorrieruff4402]

it's pretty, I was wondering with the materials used, is it safe to place little fish or shrimp in it? What kind of maintenance does it need to keep looking so nice?

[@luka3174]

Should be, just make sure to feed them and try to get some more area because the aquarium area in this was tiny

[@taiweihao98]

How u gonna clean the fish waste?

[@ben-iu2jb]

@@taiweihao98put in organisms that will clean it no im not a marine biologist but ive seen enough of his videos. make sure u try some smaller builds or practice before making it tho.

[@karenpaxton]

No, you wouldn't want to put live animals in. Not unless you are extremely experienced aquarist...and even then...

[@lorrieruff4402]

@@taiweihao98 there are long tube siphon vacuums that can easily reach to the bottom of it, that way you can get the wastes. My question was more for the little plants.

[@torquess454]

I can see why this was shelved for a while! Big job! Stunning 🤩

[@inceelif]

stunning! i keep wondering how you turn the pump on and off - also how long do the pumps last? would love to make one. thank you for the inspiring videos!

[@unawesomesauce]

This is AMAZING

[@KozeMoto97]

one deserved word > TALENT !!! ♥ create things like that and sell them ♥

[@coral7032]

Could you make an update for this terrarium?? I need to see this!

[@donnaer]

Beautiful sculptural piece! I would love to make one- some questions though. Does the water have to be changed out because of slime and algae? Is it covered except where the cord comes through? I build outdoor ponds and know many of these issues.

[@TrollK1ng]

I would also like the answer to this question.

[@suzannehenry5792]

@@TrollK1ng I thought maybe that the plants create a complete ecosystem and remove rubbish from the water like a live filter

[@kaitlynhavri]

I've look at this a million times, and each time, i'm always impressed!

[@arielgasperini7762]

A dwarf singing frog would love this tank.