How I Made the Lamparium Terrarium!

[@adamkurniawan6156]

This is amazing and beautiful. You just gave me inspiration to try making one of my own.

[@AnotherWorldTerraria]

Thank you! Glad I could inspire you. Have fun and good luck!

[@Cravos060290]

The design itself, to have a terrarium in a lamp is just genius. And in addition to this lamp, there is like a piece of the deepest djungle floor inside. I love it.

[@realchiknuggets]

tbh having a terrarium in a lamp - or lamparium - isn't exactly an original idea of his, very far from it. but I agree he did it super well

[@grishmaojha7447]

such as amaing build. This should reach to more people.

[@AnotherWorldTerraria]

Thank you!!!

[@reynoldsj]

Super cool. God Bless you man.

[@AnotherWorldTerraria]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it. :)

[@zaman8032]

Just found your chanel. already loving your work. good jon man.

[@AnotherWorldTerraria]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@Shokher_Korat]

You are definitely an artist. This lamp is so pretty. It looks like a miniature version of rainforest.

[@AnotherWorldTerraria]

Thank you!

[@nickl5964]

Serpa design did this as well some years ago. Well done, pretty cool.

[@ПавелПроскуряков-в9д]

This is an amazing job. You're just a wizard!!!!!!

[@oconntim]

Amazing!

[@AnotherWorldTerraria]

Thanks!

[@mitchl5220]

This is absolutely beautiful

[@ankeshmbbs]

this does look like a masterpiece

[@AnotherWorldTerraria]

Thank you!

[@cheesepupusa8716]

Great job bud. I'm impressed, keep posting cool stuff

[@amitjg79]

Wow, just wow, its stunningly Beautiful.Your explanations are spot on.

[@paulschmidt3932]

Once again I’m just baffled by the quality of the content, awesome tips and techniques. I’m at the beginning of the hobby and already have been able to improve because of you. Big thanks and I hope your fine! Bye

[@AnotherWorldTerraria]

Glad to help! Thanks for the kind words! New content coming soon!

[@chimeriie5956]

Omg this is awesome!!! I found you on Reddit by the way. Great job dude

[@AnotherWorldTerraria]

Thank you!

[@joelh6514]

I really like this project. Can you post closer up pictures or video?

[@jennifercasarella4928]

Beautiful! Such great work.

[@AnotherWorldTerraria]

Thank you so much 😀

[@deannknox9499]

You are such an inspiration! Where do you purchase the microfauna? Simply lovely, I am in awe of your imagination and knowledge. Thank your for posting such amazing videos with easy to understand instructions on what you are doing and why.

[@AnotherWorldTerraria]

Thank you so much! I got the isopods from Glass Box Tropicals and the springtails from some other place I can't recall. Thanks for watching

[@janselperezmartinez8490]

Do you studied biology/ botany or design? Because your work is unbelievable, perfect and incredibly realist. Thanks you so much for helping us to make amazing terrariums, etc.

[@AnotherWorldTerraria]

Thank you for the kind words! When I was young, I was very into art, photography, gardening, nature, etc. I took all of those interests and developed the skills and talents over time as I have grown up. Thanks again for watching my videos and commenting!

[@KueRbIsKoPf101]

This is amazing 🤩🤩🤩 i need to find a lamp like that

[@driegon11]

Epic!

[@CowboyNameOfJoeBanger]

great video as always! Where did you get the lamp?

[@AnotherWorldTerraria]

Fred Meyer

[@italiansunrunner]

Beautiful! Your videos are very good quality and I look forward to seeing more.

[@johnbuckleydesigns]

Gorgeous. Question; as you’ve cut of the air supply, how do the plants get the CO2 they need?

[@AnotherWorldTerraria]

Thanks. It's not a perfectly airtight seal. Some air can still get in and out.

[@urbanyeti659]

You do such beautiful work. I'm a fan of all of your content, but terrarium and Wabi Kusa builds are always my favorite of yours.

[@AnotherWorldTerraria]

Wow, thank you!

[@intothenight9256]

This is very helpful as Ive never used cork bark and I would like to make a terrarium very similar. If I don’t allow the cork bark to sit for several weeks will the cork bark mold over where the terrarium would have to be restarted? Or is this a precautionary measure?

[@AnotherWorldTerraria]

I just prefer to do it, but I think in most cases it will be ok without the mold cycle method. The biggest risk would be to moss and tiny plants. large plants will be able to handle the mold. You will probably also be ok as long as you immediately add springtails and isopods when you first set up the terrarium

[@prabathsamarasooriya4013]

how would you manage plants like lepanthus? they need more ventalation.

[@AnotherWorldTerraria]

yeah it's probably best to avoid Lepanthes. The one I put in there did OK for a while but I stopped trimming plants back and it got overgrown

[@prabathsamarasooriya4013]

@@AnotherWorldTerraria thank you

[@LP-gl3gc]

It’s reallyyy beautiful! Love your work! Do you have the links for the lampshade and/or the lamp? I have trouble finding myself one that could work.☺️

[@AnotherWorldTerraria]

I found it at Fred Meyer, years ago. Sorry I can't link to anything.

[@CatabRc]

Nice terrarium there with a lot of tips, thank you very much. I have only one question: can you please tell me how do you keep your moss that green? Do you use fertilizer?

[@AnotherWorldTerraria]

@Catalin Balan Thank you. There are a lot of factors that could cause moss to not be green, for example the lighting, humidity, temperatures, substrate and pH, water quality, what species of moss it is, and so forth. In general I use tropical mosses which do very well in these kind of conditions. The moss may obtain nutrients from fertilizers which I apply to the other plants or to the whole terrarium via a diluted liquid mixture. Moss has quite low requirements for nutrients - often just growing them on the correct organic substrate will be enough.

[@CatabRc]

@@AnotherWorldTerraria thanks a lot for the detailed reply. It helps me a lot. Keep up the good work. You've got a huge fan here.

[@bobeardington4044]

What kind of light bulb 💡 did u use? Love it

[@AnotherWorldTerraria]

I used a basic LED bulb with e26 screw in base. Here's a link to the exact ones amzn.to/3lRO95O (affiliate link) but TBH it would probably be better to find something a little brighter. Thanks a lot for watching and commenting! 🙏

[@alexandermontserin7139]

Where did you get the Cork bottom for the lamp

[@AnotherWorldTerraria]

it came with the lamp as a kit

[@alexandermontserin7139]

@@AnotherWorldTerraria can you post a link if it is still available

[@AnotherWorldTerraria]

I bought it at a local store like 5 years ago

[@intothenight9256]

What is the scientific name again of that miniature fern I would like to try n find some for my mini terrarium? Thank you very much in advance! 🙏🏼

[@AnotherWorldTerraria]

Hi, I don't have an ID for the fern. It's an obscure/rare unidentified fern. But it is probably the genus Asplenium.

[@chrishobelsberger966]

just awesome O.O i recently got into emersed growing aquatic plants and your channel already provided alot of helpful tips in growing aquarium plants emersed ^^ Keep it up bro! A thing came into my mind. why didnt you use a false bottom? not needed with the high amount of springtails? Cheers, Chris.

[@AnotherWorldTerraria]

@Chris Hobelsberger For many of my terraria I don't use false bottoms as they technically are not necessary and also have some drawbacks, notably that they fill up with stagnant water and create an anaerobic environment. It's better to just not overwater.

[@musangish2899]

is it important to have high lumens for the light I'll be using for my terrarium? what is the lowest lumens I should use?

[@AnotherWorldTerraria]

Sorry, it depends what type of plants you're growing and how far away from the light they are, so I can't give you an exact number. Lumens aren't the only factor, there are other things like what spectrum of light and how much PAR it has (I don't focus on PAR though, so you shouldn't worry about that too much). I prefer 5500K-7000K color temperature. You should just try a light and see how the plants grow. Then you can change the bulb if you think they need more or less light. Sorry, it's not an exact science with definite answers (unless you use fancy meters and take measurements and so forth, which I don't do)

[@musangish2899]

@@AnotherWorldTerraria thank you so much, will keep that in mind.

[@shantellduffiney9490]

Would you make and sell these? Do you have an etsy?

[@AnotherWorldTerraria]

Hi Shantell, sorry, I don't sell terrariums. Hopefully all of the videos on my channel will allow you to try making your own. It's very rewarding and satisfying. Good luck and thanks for watching.

[@FREELORDMEATS]

Really love your work! But the people need a better/more in-depth view of the final product js

[@AnotherWorldTerraria]

Learn how I made my very popular Lamparium One. Post your questions or comments below! Thanks for watching! (p.s. - Video description contains build specs, details, and plant list!)

[@bombina71]

Ventilation??

[@AnotherWorldTerraria]

Only when I open it to water or fertilize

[@serpico2206]

This is amazing man... is it still alive ?

[@AnotherWorldTerraria]

Yes, it is alive and healthy! Although I need to trim it and clean it up a bit since it's getting overgrown

[@serpico2206]

wow man impressive, i recently got a huuuge jar, wondering what to do besides something aquatic, like a planted terrarium, i finally find springtail & isopod where i live and trying to find out if i can add some dartfrogs. I am in aquarium hobby for a long time, but new in semi wet areas :) but truly inspiring 👏👏👏 if i could do 25%of this, i would consider myself a god :) how could you keep the glass dry ?

[@AnotherWorldTerraria]

You should totally do a terrarium! Look around at my YT channel and my website for inspiration, not to mention just Google images for terrarium or vivarium. If considering any dart frogs or other animals I would advise you to join some Facebook groups or reddit forums about the particular animals to get advice from experts. You will want to be sure the terrarium is set up according to the animal's needs. The inside does get foggy, it's just the nature of terrariums. Much of it has to do with the temperature in the room. If the room is colder the glass will get more condensation. Ventilation can help but it will reduce humidity. You have to play around and experiment. Many of my terrariums have condensation most of the time and I have to wipe it out before taking photos.

[@markusheimerl8735]

Nice video, but dude I dont care as much about the lamp as I do about the terrarium

[@erebusaeon6945]

What makes you think your opinion means anything?

[@bobeardington4044]

Fuck off