Woodland Pond Ecosphere - 1 Month Update!

This is a 1 month update of the Woodland Pond Ecosphere I made at the beginning of February. As you can see the plants growth has exploded.
This is the video of me making this:
• Creating a Woodland Po...
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[@andrewball2639]

Well you inspired me to make my own ecosphere now I just need to convince my wife im not going crazy

[@captainstars4430]

Haha,My wife hates when i bring anything outside into our house.

[@marciliomarcal6921]

Did you made your own ecosphere?

[@alexmotta7824]

did u make it? ahahah

[@marciliomarcal6921]

I THINK HE IS DEAD

[@andrewball2639]

@@marciliomarcal6921 I am very much alive but my ecosphere is very much not alive lol, i didnt put it in the sunlight so no algae grew, I put it in the window a week ago and it seems to have some signs of algae

[@valiang8867]

Random Spider: "Hippity Hoppity this air is now my property!"

[@jhinkhadavirtuoso5221]

mosquito:is this it is this the end?

[@alexanderwernette9998]

I could watch ecosphere videos all day. One of the things that I think make your videos stand out to me is the ambient music and text annotations. Makes for a relaxing experience while still getting the information!

[@sheila8730]

I enjoy no talking on these videos. The music is beautiful. It's a relaxing thing to watch.

[@Awful.Productions]

These videos have sent me into a wild reliving of my childhood, now backed with experience and CAPITAL. Great content, and a great find on YT.

[@kennethclark9896]

Would you post a video letting us know how to tend to them and take care of them like the type of lights we could use or room temperature and how long to keep them In the light a day and etc I just want to be as informed as possible before me and my daughter start one thanks in advance

[@rolandnew4676]

My girlfriend and I really want to make one now, I’m very excited to get a jar haha

[@Jazzswagyup]

Last June I made 3 different ecosphere's from different sources. 1 was from my local pond that has no drainage really and it's doing wonderfully even now, full of life. 1 from a concrete drain down an alleyway that grows tons of algea and different snail types, it died immediately, went totally green, cleared up and all the algea rested on the bottom, now the water is crystal clear with new types of algea and since a week ago it's BOOMING WITH LIFE OUT OF NOWHERE. AND 3rd was from a river and pawn kind of stopgap and it's full of worms and snails.

[@2birdstwobirds]

So beautiful world 🌎❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@theforestinglass4822]

very nice, I really like these systems

[@MegaSubjectDelta]

This is my favorite one you've made. So pretty

[@fanartzone928]

Beautiful

[@glennk.7348]

The perfect channel between my acquascaping channels and Microcosmos!! What sort of macro lens do you use to peer into these tiny worlds?

[@q50mcboss6]

This looks great 👍, I really hope mine turns out that well.

[@platych9701]

Amazing😲

[@MrWeAllAreOne]

Makes me want to go to the local parks pond for some pond soil.

[@RobkaRufa]

It is very interesting👍

[@spacesharkwriter6554]

I made two ecospheres, one has an isopod and a couple tiny shrimp looking guys that are being sustained by one plant that’s providing oxygen. the other ecosphere is completely dead except for some tiny worms that stick out of the ground and wiggle like those inflatable tube guys at car sales, don’t know how they’re alive because theirs no plants providing oxygen to them, as far as I can tell they’re the only things alive in there. This stuff is rad :D

[@mellclark1375]

Is the constant lamp needed or is it just for filming? Love that I've come across this channel

[@kane100574]

Damn, now I have to make some with my kids...

[@Lambda_Ovine]

You want to consider something obvious and yet amazing? Excluding the Earth, this jar probably has more biodiversity and organism than the added total surface area of every single planet in our solar system.

[@LifeToATee]

The sad thing is. We have only landed on mars. So there is actually no definitive proof of this

[@jailee6438]

Turner Race but there isn’t water and water is the base of all life so i can say with 99% certainty that Roach is probably right.

[@LifeToATee]

@@jailee6438 Titan, one of saturns moons is almost entirely composed of ice. There was also a recent discovery of water on the surface of mars. Given the theory that water was first brought here on comets before earth developed its magnetic feild, that would suggest water is all around the depths of space. We just have yet to get to the point where humans can do an in depth study. I mean we have barely even scratched the surface of what lies beneath our oceans. Theres no telling the amount of things we dont know about and just havent found yet Im not trying to be a dick btw lol. I just like discussing these things

[@jailee6438]

Turner Race i was being a dick and now i feel bad. I apologise.

[@LifeToATee]

@@jailee6438 its cool man. It didnt seem that way to me at all Just a discussion. Have a good one friend

[@Bigvs.Dickvs]

3:45 Borat says: Snails are having a sexy time! Slow one. Niiice!

[@TheVVildHunt]

Think you convinced me to start my own! This is wonderful and fascinating! Do I ever have to re-open the lid to add water or do any kind of cleaning? Love these videos, keep posting!

[@salamander5865]

No, you don’t have to open the lid to clean it. They are supposed to be self-sustaining ecosystems. Hope this helps

[@Wesz808]

A quick questions. How do you store/keep the ecosphere especially the light conditions. I'm moving to a new place in a couple of weeks and I want to start one then with water and plants from the area. I obviously want to do it as good as possible but are pretty much a noob. (suggestions on reads/articles/books are very much welcome)

[@liamlen8732]

Check out r/ecospheres. Some pretty good information there

[@savannahlevy97]

Insane camera work!

[@jasonrubin106]

I see that all your creations have lights top and bottom of the jars is this necessary to their survival? If I don’t have lights like this where’s the best place I can put it in my home?

[@antoniogabriel4089]

MORE PLS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@karmacop217]

Neat

[@bernifusky3329]

Hello, a question, the snails at the time of making the ecosystem you took them, or it was a coincidence that at the time of taking the substrate or the water you took them. Thanks

[@sner200]

for how long do you leave the light on each day?

[@ofer69dv8]

Can you tell us about the light. Special light or just to set it by the window?

[@ktldon]

Hows your glass jar wall very clean?? Not seeing any sticky moss at all, or is it because the ecosphere only 1 month old??

[@fireemperorzuko8756]

It was dirty and unclear when he first made it, it clears over time

[@Ickli]

How do you keep these? By a window? In darkness with a lamp? I'd like to try my hand at this

[@arsonsnail]

Keep it away from direct light, but preferably with a lamp behind it to direct algae and show day and night. I’ve been doing a ton of research since I just made my first one today lmao

[@Hoscitt]

Won't the various fly larvae just die out cos they can't turn into flies and breed? And won't the water go stagnant?

[@theholonet522]

Kay the bugs will die, but the plants provide the oxygen needed to keep the water from going stagnant

[@marilynncast4581]

Does the ecosphere require a UV lamp?

[@omz31]

Great videos! Was this always kept under a lamp or do you give it natural sunlight?

[@Jartopia]

I give them natural sunlight. Thanks for watching!

[@CesarGarcia-hu3hc]

@@Jartopia no direct sunlight though right?

[@EmmiOziah]

Do you ever have to fill with more water? And if so, what water do you use?

[@Jartopia]

No. Ecospheres are built in sealed jars. No new water needs adding after it's sealed.

[@spudhead77]

Do you leave the lid on?

[@autobiomeentreprise29]

Intersting. No planaria ?

[@Jartopia]

I did expect them, but haven't seen one yet.

[@lapisredux]

just needs a couple of neon tetras.

[@TheTemplar113]

Awesome work! What kind of light should be used ? Actual growing lamps ?

[@fireemperorzuko8756]

Any types of lamps would work too

[@Molko701]

How do you ID all these to species?

[@legendofLINK445]

Crazy to think all those organisms are living in a miniature world, isolated from the rest of the world

[@calvindauner674]

How much light should this ecosphere receive?

[@turtle6265]

What happened to the little spider?

[@AverageEldritchEntity]

I wonder, what happened to that water beetle? It's a likely explanation for the pupa.

[@Jartopia]

This ecosphere never had a water beetle. I know I have a lot of ecospheres so it can get confusing. I put my videos into playlists to help with this if you want to check them out.

[@AverageEldritchEntity]

@@Jartopia oh. My mistake, heh.

[@doloritax65]

Did you free the mosquito or it died there?

[@Jartopia]

i let the mosquito and spider out.

[@valiang8867]

Spider: "I will be back"

[@Brionkendo]

What kind of sunlight should these ecospheres get?

[@salamander5865]

I believe they just need indirect sunlight every day, but I’m not completely sure

[@triplocore]

Is possible to make a Ecosphere with little fishs?

[@moustache2844]

It is possible but I believe it would be harder to maintain the balance.

[@superjoeyman1]

It's also really not reccomended. Fish eat a lot, and also, uh, shit a lot. They also take a lot more oxygen from the water. So while it is, yes, possible, in order to give even a single fish a full and uncruel existence you would need a massive ecosphere to provide for them.

[@Leon-zu1wp]

That's called a fish tank, mate.

[@salamander5865]

Probably, but it would have to be really big, as well as firmly established. Or you could just go to a lake.

[@thenamesalden5824]

This is really cool how do I start my own

[@xgudex]

How to mantain the glass without algae?

[@solar0wind]

The algae are important.

[@ashley-yz3hm]

i really want to do this but i’m terrified of parasitic worms :,)

[@jacobbelfegor8761]

I want some ecosystem with tadpole 😳😳

[@Jartopia]

Not possible unfortunately. Tadpoles turn into frogs and frogs will die in a jar ecosphere.

[@jacobbelfegor8761]

@@Jartopia sad :( frogs Are best

[@brickbybrick4692]

imagine if a predacious diving just pops up and massacres the entire ecosphere

[@lokey.y]

5:03 copepod riding a bladder snail, sounds so wrong

[@clintparsons3989]

Annelid

[@clover2391]

What type of camera do you use for the the high definition zoom in?

[@purplehaze2358]

The amount of times you see the usual lineup of hydras, snails, isopods, miscellaneous bugs, and cocepods in these videos...

[@cooldoggo58]

Ive seen you many times now...

[@cooldoggo58]

And i was going say something but i forgot... >:[