Making a Moss Garden from Scratch (Satisfying & Relaxing)

I've been wanting to make a dish moss garden for quite awhile now. I figured I would do it a little differently with this one and present it in a long format, relaxing type of video. I think the video speaks for itself, but I'll outline the process below to give you a better idea of what's happening.
I started by building the glass dish. This is built exactly the same as my DIY aquariums. If you want more information on this process, then I recommend watching this video • Making a 0.8 Gallon NA... It's really easy once you get past the learning curve of cutting glass. Alternatively you could use something like an acrylic organizer tray.
Once the dish was built I set up the garden. I started by integrating Capillary Rope. These ropes will pull the water in the false bottom up to the moss and help keep it hydrated between watering. Then I made a sand false bottom, which was followed by a layer of activated carbon (charcoal). Everything was topped off with my tropical substrate mix and finally the moss. In case you're wondering, this one features five different types of moss including Badge Moss, Fern Moss, Haircap Moss, Hypnum Moss and Thread Moss.
The long-term maintenance of this setup is very simple. The dish just needs watered once a day to keep the moss hydrated. Longer “drought” periods can be implemented, but constant hydration will produce optimal results. As for lighting pretty much any LED will get the job done. I typically use something in the 900-2500 lumen range, but most lights should work.
Check out the videos below for more content on moss that could help get you started.
Collecting & Identifying Moss: • Collecting & Identifyi...
Propagating Moss: • How to Propagate Your ...
If you have any comments, suggestions or questions, leave them down in the comments! Also for additional content like this, photos of my terrariums, projects sneak peeks and more, follow me on Instagram @SerpaDesign.
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[@SerpaDesign]

Another relaxing video! If you have any questions, be sure to check out the video description. I outlined a lot of the process in there. Also let me know what you thought about the video. I linked up some other relaxing videos on the end screen if you want to see more.

[@SerpaDesign]

Also, if you don't mind, could you let me know what you think about the long format video?

[@kajalkishor6166]

Personally love long form content so this is so great for me. Especially when I'm working on assignments and need something to watch/listen to that is relaxing. Also why no ad? I don't mind watching them to support my favourite creators

[@SerpaDesign]

I got copyright strikes on it. Waiting for those to resolve.

[@HungryFatFrenzy]

@@SerpaDesign how do you get copyright issues on a planting video

[@reeda5390]

SerpaDesign I love long format videos! Not necessarily for every video you do but I love seeing the process more in detail from the long videos sometimes oh and also MOSS!

[@Antoninorosetta]

Tanner, I'm watching you!! I'm 81 years old!! I'm going to try and make some terrarium's!!! They probably won't be near as nice as your!!!!! I've bought some glass containers. Wish me luck!!!

[@Jawsofhana]

Never too late to find new cool stuff to do. :) Hope they turn out great!

[@B3RS3RK3RAH]

This comment is too wholesome for me good luck Gramps (I didn't had Grandpa from my childhood but my dad told me he was like you wholesome and creative)

[@casvandegiessen7837]

Good Luck!

[@alr2989]

how did it go?

[@seancripps4897]

Please share photos of your project :)

[@tortoisetarzan]

*Bob Moss*

[@carolyn3746]

I literally lollled!! Beautiful art!

[@DarkMoonDroid]

YESSSSUHHH!

[@Fartleks]

Lmbo

[@pnatgrendy]

Well, he does like to use a fan brush a lot.

[@thecyclopticsquid5474]

Mosscow

[@moinck9386]

I love that you showed the broken piece of glass, cleaning up after it, etc. It reminds us that making mistakes is part of the creative experience, whether you're a pro or not. I wish I could like this video twice. The relaxing ones are my favorite to watch. Thank you for the quality content, as always!

[@SerpaDesign]

Glad you liked it! The thing snapped off before I could get a grip. All mistakes in art work to make beautiful results.

[@evilgenius97]

I walked out of my room and heard glass shatter. I walked back like please be the video

[@alabasterkros]

@@evilgenius97 Its like accidentally dipping your paint brush into the wrong one colour? You create another pigment 😆

[@Celticninja011]

also how did he not swear, maybe im just too reactive. im impressed when i see people not swear when they fu... i mean mess up

[@bigburdi]

It wasnt a mistake, it was a happy accident

[@BackGardenBonsai]

I’ve spent all morning collecting moss and applying it to my trees. To come inside and see this uploaded is perfect. Moss really is nature’s underrated star. Great work by the way 👍

[@SerpaDesign]

I agree!

[@leonidaszatchbell2122]

@John Dough safe to drink no toxins?

[@zoeyreptiliusowner]

@@leonidaszatchbell2122 i would recommend not doing this as there is millions on millions of things Inside the moss from bugs and insects to bad micros the moss does not filter the water just holds it

[@JejetRC]

I remember watching your videos since three years ago, and if it weren’t for you I wouldn’t have a three year old terrarium and 5 fish tanks. Thank you for what you’re doing.

[@SerpaDesign]

Awesome! I hope your terarrium keeps going strong. 🌿

[@JejetRC]

Thank you

[@madisonyoung6553]

Wow! Was it hard? I’m so nervous to pursue a project like that, yet I really want to. I plan on getting a ball python but I want to have his/her home ready before I get them.

[@JejetRC]

Madison Young I just spent an enormous amount of researching before I did anything and I have had success. It also takes a long time to get the hang of it. Have fun👍😀

[@madisonyoung6553]

Okay, I’ve been doing a lot of research too. Thank you 😊

[@evanhodgson3104]

Hi I'm 66 years young and always learning. Thank you for another lesson !!!🇦🇺

[@annebrunner3649]

I love your clean, well organized work areas.

[@SerpaDesign]

Really helps streamline the process to help me produce a lot of projects efficiently.

[@1more4Jesus]

I was going to say something like that too. When you give us the full scope of the "shop/Workspace" with all of the projects, and then the organized boxes with labels, my OCD said "YES!" Great video. Can't comment on the audio, since I'm at work and didn't have sound unmuted.

[@Noone-st7eb]

@@1more4Jesus what? you can comment on audio on youtube? how do you do that sir?

[@shakeelan.a8691]

Guess he's an INFJ.

[@_.-._.-.]

@@Noone-st7eb they meant that they can't say anything about the audio of the video, like praise it, because they didn't listen to it.

[@rondcookr]

I'm 70, and Tanner has also inspired me! 20 gal. 10 gal. And numerous smaller ones. So relaxing!

[@Ziggy203]

Until this moment I didn't realise moss themed DIY Mindfulness was what I needed in my life. Thank you Tanner.

[@meganknapp495]

I love how you 1) showed your mistakes, which to me symbolizes that even if we make mistakes things can turn out beautifully, 2) that you worked with your ring on (I know it might seem small but to me it just represents commitment) and 3) That you took your time to create a beautiful little garden for all of us to marvel over. Your videos are always so beautiful. Always looking forward to them.

[@user-un3ld7mb7u]

I'm 71, and you have inspired me as you have many others. I'm going to start one tomorrow. Thank you for your videos. You are very talented.

[@susiessoapstuff1459]

My dad used to say that an organized space is a sign of an expert craftsman. Kudos!

[@koyonafri]

0:24 Drawing sketches 3:20 Preparing the glass 23:46 Making the glass box 47:00 Putting sand and dirt into the glass box 51:00 *Moss build*

[@XtremeChiliPepper]

They say 80% planning, 20% implementation. The finished product speaks for itself!

[@jeremycbarnhart2305]

Awesome vid, but wrong title. "DIY Moss garden in most time consuming possible way available to mankind"

[@cocopunch]

Thanks bro..

[@faqndo666]

what're those black cylinders?

[@ulisesizucar963]

Facu Barrionuevo activated charcoal

[@xcwa8900]

The little pause you gave when the glass fell made me giggle.

[@SerpaDesign]

Didn't expect it.

[@JonPeroutka]

The most satisfying part is how organized everything is.

[@childishmadbino6561]

I made my own moss terrarium with a clear plastic box and it’s still thriving, I made it last year with your inspiration and now my parents think I’m crazy😂

[@catherinemontblanc1430]

Funny you say that... I’ve though of doing this in a clear plastic or acrylic box myself... I guess plastic is as tuff as glass... thanks for sharing ... It would be nice to see yours 😚

[@bunnycrofts8127]

Hope it's still going strong!

[@joshuad5300]

Fantasy collab video: SerpaDesign + AntsCanada + Life in Jars = one hell of a video

[@stevarnamik2233]

I am subscribed to all of those LOL

[@TrillLee223]

They actually did this

[@yiny4ng275]

Nascent Euphoria YES

[@1993dragonite]

And life in jars should be the narrator

[@jessiemae2398]

Sure as hell would!!

[@evilcab]

Video title: "Satisfying & Relaxing" Me: *watch it in 2x speed*

[@chelsahthomas8658]

Same😆

[@AshesAshes44]

Same here, well, x1.75, but yeah... Still relaxing, 'cause I'm impatient sometimes and waiting drives me up the wall 🙄

[@SK-sq5bk]

I just skim through the video and watch the important parts

[@GalopaWXY]

Same xD I abuse the -> arrow to speed it up

[@aliciakoedijk5838]

Youve just given me an idea!! Kinda messes up the music though.

[@johnqpublic2013]

Tanner, you are such an inspiration to many young and old. You are a beautiful person. The world needs more people like you.

[@monikaweld5567]

17 individuals that disliked this awesomeness? To me this was pure poetry. Thank you ❤❤❤

[@SerpaDesign]

🙏 Thank you! I'm glad that you liked this one.

[@frankvolz7021]

I loved the entire process from start to finish. Would love to see an update on this dish garden.

[@arcotmukul8726]

Very nice i am 13 years old i love your work . Pls keep teaching about nature and other things

[@gomezaddams6470]

I am an older woman that adores this! I did it as a very young person.("it" meaning pumps tubes ect.) Today I feel as if I know nothing! I wish I would have found someone as into this as you! I mean that with the most respect. You have rare qualities that are rare! I would like to think my son would have been similar to you!

[@odeanlawrence196]

I respect the HARD work this man has put into his craft/creations. If he charges a small fortune for his commissions...then it's worth EVERY PENNY! He is meticulous in everything he does and that is a strong indication that whatever you purchase from him will be of the utmost quality and care. I sound like an advert! Anyone hiring? Loool

[@Rohinthas]

I cant believe I just watched a full hour of someone building a little glassbox for his collection of moss. I think it's the incredible attention to detail that draws me in. The deliberate movements you make, the timing of changes in the background music, the way the black cloth is folded underneath the table, the way the tools are arranged on your work-bench, the way your supply-boxes are stacked... Everything is so neat and done with care, it seems more like a way of life than a performance... is this performance-art? hahaha, I'm way too sucked into this!

[@harlanzackery8494]

I love how organized your workspace is. Watching this is one of the most relaxing things I've gone in a long while.

[@misskittykat594]

MOSS GARDEN I really have enjoyed your video tonight and I love your different types of moss that you used in the square 8 X 8 X 2 contain you put together. The driftwood tree you made with the moss balls was beautiful. You really have lots of patients to do all that beautiful work. I loved the container you put the Moss Tree in with the gravel and the large rocks around it. I will be watching more of your video's too. You really are very good at this type of planting in jars, squares and many more other kind. I find watching you do all this it is very relaxing for me plus very enjoyable too. Keep up the good work here. Miss Kitty from the Golden Gate

[@southernshenanigans3069]

You're the most organized man I've ever seen!

[@cannondale97]

Watching you put on the layers of substrate and finally adding the moss on top of it, for whatever reasons feels to me like you're baking a cake. A Moss cake and it looks yummy!!

[@clown876]

still watch this all the time, thanks tanner!!🦎💚

[@DianeCee0]

I loved the whole process but I'll admit, I was like yes!!! when you got to the moss part.

[@MrStensnask]

You inspired me to make my very first ecosphere. It's growing happily in my windowsill now in an old, glass coffee jar with common daisies and two different mosses.

[@diego.santos]

Everything that happened in this vid was satisfying wow

[@Auradyme]

the glass scraping

[@kylebillings7659]

My daughters would turn that into a fairy garden as soon as I turned my back! I would let them…. Great job!

[@andrewscala6006]

This has been the most extensive and fascinating vid that I have seen... start to finished product! Tanner you are remarkably talented And artistic and patient. You should conduct workshops... people would come to learn how to design and execute a these works of art. Thank you for an hour long glimpse into your artistic inspiration and execution!!

[@athela2023]

I just started my own moss collection and love working through the creative process so this whole video was perfect asmr for me lol. I personally love long format videos like this, I often put them on while working on something or to relax before sleep. Thanks man this whole video is great 🤙

[@mspeir]

I can't say I prefer this format over your usual videos, but as usual, the end result is spectacular! I love the use of cotton rope for moisture wicking! 👍👍 Brilliant idea!

[@mikebennett4922]

yes great vid,format but no real reason to tape off for clear silicone gunning its not seen afterwards so in my eyes waste of time ? but if its relaxing if you like to do things that way ? overall its a great video well thought out and must of been very time consuming , so keep it going serpadesign your dedicated and good luck to you.

[@albertfish4942]

I made this account when I was thirteen I'm 20 now..you videos are helping me through a hard time...if I was a ghost I'd haunt you....🖤

[@jonm5195]

I like the start to finish of this project. This way everyone can see what it takes for most of what you do.

[@barbaracockrell9152]

I love the way that you made that glass cube for the moss garden. Everything looked beautiful after you finished it. I have been going around my neighborhood gathering moss up. I would love to try this build. I love the way you are so tidy and keep you work area clean. I love all of your build. Keep up the great work.😀

[@SevenDeathPython]

obsessed w the 50 camera angles and flawless transitions and framing choices. u rock and ur terrariums are the bomb

[@elainembla]

Omg Tanner! I love watching you doing your magic! But this video I am in awe of your work bench!!! You have every tool you need, within reach, and, incredibly organized! I am in love!!! Please please adopt me?

[@RedheadCobweb]

I'm so chilled, the music is perfect, thank you for this, it must have taken a lot of time to film.

[@GrumbleGombol]

Me: He's going to draw something epic... Serpa: I'ma draw a square.

[@FRETW1ZARD]

“If you want to make a moss garden KZbin video from scratch, first you have to make the universe.” ~ Carl Sagan

[@allyson--]

Lol, good one

[@karleeglanville5312]

I made one of these today and it was not only fun to do but now i have a great little moss garden of my own :)

[@jr8688]

I've started using a fondant tool for making super clean silicone seams. It's a round metal ball with different sizes used in bakeries

[@bones1026]

you mean a dotting tool? it is also used for clay, and thats what i know it as

[@ashleyklover]

Yes Jr I know exactly what you are referring to. I too use that tool for cleaning up lines. Just gotta immediately clean after use

[@vampgaia]

I almost fell asleep watching. LOL. The end result is lovely.

[@dianneleon35]

Thank you for inspiring and relaxing me and showing that you're human. 👏👍💓

[@RylanBones1]

Wow, I can't think of a *less* relaxing noise than that glass cutter

[@allenjones1947]

Watching Tanner's videos are the first thing I do every Saturday morning. The second thing I do is sleep until Saturday afternoon because the videos are so relaxing.

[@SerpaDesign]

LOLOLOL

[@frostyman349]

Same here but I watch antscanada’s video too because they have a similar upload schedule!

[@Antoninorosetta]

@@frostyman349 I like antscanada's videos too!!!!!!!

[@JustACupOfCoffeePLZ]

I realize this video isn't entirely new, but I gotta say I love the format! Perfect for putting on before going to sleep, contemplating the day while still having something going on (my add brain can't have total silence until I'm dead asleep, and that takes time). Reading the comments I understand it's impossible to please everyone at the same time, but IMO it could actually be even a bit calmer, lol. To my ears, the sounds from working were a bit sharp in contrast to the music (which I really like by the way), and mixing them a bit softer would really make this a perfect vid (for me) to wind down after a stressful day. Mind you, this really is nitpicking. I did enjoy the video on the whole, and I do appreciate the amount of work you must've put into it! Just wanted to give my ¢2 :)

[@JensWoodworkingThings]

No shoes when working with glass? You're even crazier than I am!

[@Cogzed]

This brother has a Godly perspective on plants and animals! Talent on loan from God. Love it!

[@JurijsJutjajevs]

just watched the entire thing, seeing the final result was like a reward :) thank you for this amazing video

[@lynnelongworth1637]

Love this video I have problem sleeping and it is quiet and and creative and engaging at the same time. Movielynne

[@Anthony-eg7pw]

Not only have you inspired me with terrarium builds, but now I really have to reconsider my work bench in the basement 🤦🏼‍♂️...happy holidays

[@jiminsealbeach4109]

A wonderful video. I just watched your previous video, the short update, and now I’m watching this one. I like both formats and I hope you continue with both. I would wish that the shorter ones predominate since I’m more likely to have 10-20 minutes to watch rather than an hour plus. That being said, it is nice to sit back and watch you work when I have the time to spare. I think I’ll save your long form videos until I can give them the time they deserve. You can be my evening television. Your work station is a marvel as is your craftsmanship. You’re so sure handed. You work like making little glass boxes is what you do for a living. I also have to say something about the camera work. Every shot is well framed and perfectly lit. As for the editing, it is masterful: dozens of shots, setups and angles, yet the video flows like real time. It’s rare to see KZbin videos with such cinematic continuity. Well done.

[@katbrechtel499]

This is really beautiful, thank you. I feel like I learned a ton about the actual process of making a terrarium that a lot of narrated videos skip over or don't show -- the details of taping it out, of cutting the glass, all that. Gorgeous and informative (and brought my blood pressure down, lol).

[@M00Nkat_]

This was SO satisfying to watch. I could watch this ALL DAY.

[@plokix8319]

This is beautifull, just the quality you put on each shot, must have been a very hard work !!! I love your content, and the way you think !!!!

[@megword6079]

I’d love to watch you build a desert vivarium!

[@vixxxxx4502]

I wish youd make a playlist of every single one of your videos so i can watch them all before i go to sleep! Your voice is so soothing and relaxing !!

[@bennyc409]

The organisation of your workshop brings me joy.

[@TuckerSP2011]

I really enjoyed the format, the processes and seeing how organized you are. It is a beautiful and we'll thought out garden. The capillary roping is wonderful for keeping the mosses nice and hydrated!

[@eddiec7876]

Thank you for making this! Truly appreciate all your hard work and talent. Keep it up

[@marianwhit]

Your level of organization is SOOO relaxing, lol! Love this.

[@Wendy-jt1ln]

I love moss. They are so pretty in their own way!! Watching your video is so relaxing & healing!! Thank you so much!!

[@Antoninorosetta]

Wendy remember LICHEN'S!!!!!! It has a place in nature also!!!!

[@lynnbonica4342]

Amazing and so relaxing! Thanks for another beautiful scape, Tanner. Love watching you bring your talent to life. 👍😎🍄🌿

[@poggie7431]

Every time I think I know how many cameras u have around another view comes in and punches me in the brain, LOL Seriously tho, really sick editing on top of the coolest projects !! (I’ve been watching your vids for a few days(?) now- some of your builds and vids make me think of home in rural PA, (I spent the good parts of my childhood in the woods) they’re just so relaxing on so many levels, thanks for doin what u do!! 💪 🐶 👍 )

[@SerpaDesign]

I only use one camera. Just have to keep moving it around. Also I love in PA so that makes sense!

[@poggie7431]

SerpaDesign oh LOL whoops, well seriously great job omg!

[@user-ow7bi3se2b]

@@poggie7431 WOAH! I thought it was multiple cameras too. Damn he does the work that's for sure :)

[@karenlynn546]

NO WAY ONE CAMERA ??? I thought you might have Mom or your other half, or a friend, or a paid hand, to move a camera around, plus a set up, up close camera too. So you stop your process, move a camera, come back to continue in creating ? Gosh that is a multitasking brain ... lol

[@cheyennewarner5801]

I thought the same thing, no way there’s only one camera, but when I looked for the cam from previous shot, none was there, I still can barely believe only one camera!

[@annamurray6735]

I love this video it shows step by step how to make that container and then how to put the substrate and then the Moss I absolutely love this video

[@alabasterkros]

Really enjoyed this so much! You built, layered and wove this beautiful Tapestry of moss. Tankcou Tanner.✌

[@MaryJo22]

This is beautiful. Thank you Tanner!

[@jeanr.martins7694]

You should do a beach themed terrarium, it would be so great

[@mgharvey3657]

My anxiety went through the roof everytime you broke the glass, then you dropped one. Since this is 2 years after the fact, oh well. Dude, the things you create are simply amazing, a true master of your craft. Just found your channel and have been binging for a couple weeks now. Keep em coming. Also watching the clock on the wall, a lot of work put into this project.

[@watermelon5521]

It looks like a tiny forest Also,when are u gonna make a teamtrees special

[@shoulders-of-giants]

It is a tiny forest.

[@EtienneBlais]

Awesome video! I have a strange thing happening with your videos... Now I don't believe in much, but every time I have ideas of things I want to create (but never actually make) you bring out a video related to it! I have been checking out mosses that I wanted to bring inside before winter and keep in a shallow container and you release this video! I also was considering to make a biotope aquarium with a wild caugh BABY sunfish! (you showed us your babies from the pond) I was trying to find a small and shallow glass container with slopped sides (back pane is taller than the front) (I never found one) to make a small open air terrarium with plants and a waterfall what do you know? You released a video making a tabletop waterfall! I was chocked!

[@victoriab7233]

Watching this before bed relaxes me 😬

[@pnatgrendy]

Love that you have these big thick gloves for handling glass but then you pick up the broken glass with you bare hands.

[@poldoll5683]

This was so interesting to watch, thank you for the calming hour you've given me this afternoon. I have to ask, the cotton? rope, is that used as a sort of filter? Spray the moss with water, that water will then be absorbed through the rope down past the carbon layer to the sand where it will essentially keep exchanging water from top to bottom? I'm just guessing here, but would be so happy if you could answer. Thank you again

[@TheH20please]

The rope keeps moisture need the moss for better hydration.

[@cooperolm9687]

It's to wick water up from the bottom to keep everything nice and moist.

[@nyxx8196]

Simply put the rope is an artificial root. As you know, moss depends solely on the moisture that comes to it from top as they don't have very long roots to collect water from the bottom. The rope will soak up the water from the bottom so that then the moss can use it at the top. This also means the water from the bottom won't have to be drained as it'll be constantly recycled.

[@mattias3253]

Could you make something with a fountain with food colouring and some "magical looking" plants? I think it could be very fun! Unless the plants don't like the food colouring

[@Mickey-jn8hz]

Man, you are so organized….a place for everything and everything in its place….wish my husband was that way……I am also that way, I can find anything in the dark so long as he hasn’t got to it! HA! Relaxing and beautiful. Almost put me to sleep….even with my tinnitus….

[@homeschoolie4933]

Thank you so much for this! Not only for sharing the process and making it therapeutic to watch but for showing how to make a box. I have been planing to do this for my toad and needed a little inspiration. We had heavy rain overnight and this morning we’re going to collect mosses etc for his bin and for a new mini terrarium. 🤗🤗

[@lucasmiller7351]

Guys who watched the whole thing without skipping

[@kermit5091]

Lucas Miller does it count if I fell asleep halfway through but woke up while the video's still playing

[@umutk.6392]

Oh yes this is like a therapy... UwU

[@youcanadventure2]

That has to be the cleanest workspace I have ever seen. Great work as always!

[@AnthonyTrott]

This is an amazing video. Second time watching it in only several hours and what I’m realizing now, beyond the project, beyond the incredible work methods, is the camera. These shots are phenomenal. There is so much to this video. You’ve really done some next level here. Incredible.

[@sebastianoschiatti4115]

Next, ASMR terrarium making from scratch lmao. Ngl I'd be interested how it would turn out

[@So.cheese]

Great video! I found it so relaxing!

[@absurdistsloth]

I'm guessing it's to help move moisture that gathers at the bottom back to the top where the moss needs it

[@aparnaeaswar5246]

Also to give rough surface for the moss to cling to.

[@moss-water-garden]

Great video! !! The love for moss comes through. The sound of the water flowing behind is also good.

[@tropicalterrarium1742]

You are the best of the best truly. You understand plants, substrate, tools, terrarium, vivariums, and aquariums so well, and you put it together better than anyone. Your knowledge on ecology is the most impressive.

[@justinw9192]

Relaxing Video: *Cuts Glass* Everyone: *ears bleed* JK!! love your coverage! Enjoyed the video very much.

[@ulysses3148]

Time lapse would of been good for a lot of this build. Still, love ya content, man. Keep up the grate work. 😎👍

[@ddgamble2199]

Go to settings, and you can speed up or slow down the video. I usually go to the 1.5, it's fast enough to get through it, but you can still see what's going on.

[@janinebean4276]

These are the ultimate Sleepytime videos, thank you!!!

[@ejlot4434]

Your videos are helping me heal.

[@leevandyke4562]

I feel like id put 3 grey rocks and a fern between them on there

[@leevandyke4562]

But i like it!

[@SerpaDesign]

My original idea was to scape it with rocks, but I don't really have any plant only setups, so I figured it was time to do something different. Next time!

[@leevandyke4562]

@@SerpaDesign would you add a fern at all? Or use a tree moss to add some height?

[@m3l3e]

Just needs some tiny giraffes now

[@edgardner9795]

I'm temporarily using an old iPad. It's great because I get to like your videos twice.

[@Tropical_Tutorials]

I have an challenge for you! To make a bioactive desert/dry tank! And if you don't want one yourself, maybe you can do as the scorpion tank (making it for someone else). Bioactive desert is something new thet people are still experimenting with. I personally would like an enclosure with Tropiocolotes tripolitanus or some other Tropiocolotes or Sthenodactylus. With desert I don't mean 10 cm a little bit humid coco fiber like some people keep leopard geckos in. But a real desert, with humid under the substrate, other cleanup crew (blue death feinging beetles, mealworms and their beetles and isopods that surviver the little dryer climate) and stuff. Just a tip of something interesting that I'd like to see! Sorry for my bad english, I'm from Sweden.

[@ImHavingaCoronary]

Really wish he'd started swearing his head off and hulk smashed the table when he borked the glass. :D

[@Jacey2001]

lol

[@LeOnTFiLmS]

Ok