**DISCLAIMER** I will of course post another update of the vivarium. When we will see. But I will always post again for you who are worried! Have a fANTastic day, Nordic
You should add freshwater shrimp/crabs or even freshwater snails. They’ll keep the pond clean especially from toxic algae. Overall great video as always, saludos from California 👍🏽👍🏽
9:57 The flies are Fungus Gnats. 19:36 Looks like it might be a tiger worm. The Leopard slugs are my favorite species in your vivarium. It was cool to see them breed inside an enclosed space. It was also amazing to see it survive the salamander attack. I'd love to see you capture a video of them hunting prey. (They hunt other slugs.)
A petition to add a new Pokemon- Toadlax. Type- water, poison. Special ability- relax- is not affected by group type attaks like earthquake. Attack- sit- sits on the opponent and eats it. Dang it would be really scary Pokemon
@@nordicants6232I have a idea for Pokémon Name: maclaw Type:grass Special ability:dive bomb It is a macaw and a crab mixed together think of a macaw but with many traits of a crab it's ability is dive bomb it speaks for itself this Pokémon is pretty common it mainly prays on pidgys
I'm very impressed by the self-contained ecosystem you've created. Have you ever had a major setback with it? I just found a bunch of mites in my 10 gallon terrarium and I'm afraid it's a death sentence for the current inhabitants.
Well the unhealthy pillbug increase definitely was a setback! Then I fear their immense decline because of the toad too. For the mites in your vivarium I am very sorry! Is you vivarium diverse enough? With dryer and wetter areas filled with either wood or stones etc? Diversification of environment always help with these kind of issues
Hypoaspis mites kill Fungus gnats, but they also kill springtails, so keep a colony of springtails on the side while you get rid of the fungus gnat and mite population :)
Definitely would recommend adding more aquatic life such as filter/bottom feeders in your vivarium. Creatures like shrimp, oysters, and snails that’ll help keep the waters clean. Tho if you do that I’d recommend adding more decorations and aquatic plant life, especially grasses, to make the animals feel more comfortable and give them places to graze and hide. If you’re feeling bold enough you could even add a predator to your waters such as a crayfish, but that’s up to you as it might compete with your salamanders if they ever decide to enter the water. *Overall great video! Very entertaining to watch and follow the full story of this vivarium.*
@@mindofhoes5821 that doesn't make sense though, it's not natural at all without predators... You can't have a functioning ecosystem without them, and those salamanders are predators themselves.
I was wondering where you disappeared to since YT stopped recommending me all your videos since I've watched them all, but man this is a blessing. Thank you for doing these, they're so creative and interesting and I just love watching them and having them in the background. How often does the Spring Tail/ Pill Bug population explode and overgrow? Do you just introduce a toad and then release it after the population stabilizes?
This is a very visual and great reminder that all species of life on earth really do depend on one another in some form or another, from tiny to massive. Our ecosystem is precious, and destroying it can have dire consequences (esp. for those further up the chain... like, humans.) Really cool to watch, gorgeous environment. If I had the funds and the know how, id love to do this type of thing.
nordic ant's vivarium videos are very different than a lot of the other vivarium videos out there and i really wish there was more of it. so many videos are about either making the vivarium or how it looks or the specific animals and plants added but nordic is the only one ive seen doing videos which really show the biologic processes that go on inside the micro-environment.
I'm starting my very own giant terrarium inspired by yours. So far it has baby crickets,wolf spider, wooly bear caterpillar,isopods,springtails,rando mites,house centipede,small slugs,small snails,ground beetles,Eastern bark centipede. As far as I know so far
@@nordicants6232 it's the us It has 3 sections Left side is very dry and filled with rocks Middle is heavily planted with a log to hide under Right side has 1 plant and s few branches to represent trees
@@nordicants6232 are you gonna place anymore amphibians mostly toads or frogs because that big one was doing pretty well in there or was it doing to well?
I think wanting to see the evolution of a great vivarium where a tadpole turns into a massive toad and when salamanders come together and mate or ant colonies come side by side in piece or when slime molds breath or small acorn ants forage and so much more is oddly specific
I wanted to watch it for a couple of mins but ended up staying for the whole duration! Extremely riveting and rivals anything on the mainstream media! Excellent editing and capturing of the most epic moments in your mini ecosystem! Brilliant Stuff!!!
This is just awesome. I mean many of the small animals usually are not that intereting as such. If i want to see a pillbug, i just go outside and lift a stone in the garden. But seeing you trying to achieve balance in a semi closed system is bloody fascinating! Because here you really see the cooperation of all the different species of bugs and critters that run mother nature. Everyone knows what happens with food that you just leave outside. But you managed to make it interesting. Great video, keep it up!
Brilliant work! Inspired me to try something similar. Also at 5:38 bottom left there is an armadillidium nasatum too.This just shows the incredible work you have put in and the vast amount of species in the tank
OMFG your back I thought you were gone for good. I have created my own vivarium inspired by you! Great to have you back. Please stay now, we all need you!
As someone who absolutely adores macrophotography and invertebrates in general I am glad this video ended up in my feed. I wish I had the time and resources to set up vivariums on the scale that you do as it is one of my passions and like so many other ant channels, your brand of humor is nice, too! You did a remarkable job with the size and scale of this vivarium.
@@nordicants6232 I busy myself for now going on trips to do macro where I can and have some jar terrariums but nothing bioactive yet, beyond two planted aquariums. But my SO and I are looking into buying our first home soon and then, then I have options!
Not sure if anyone has ID'd them for you yet, but the slime molds at the end were chocolate tube slimes (*Stemonitis splendens*). The coco-y powder along the strands formed after the slime dried out (sporangia) are the spores. Very neat to see them forming!
This is too cool.. and it inspired me to get started on my own vivarium! (With extensive research of course). Thanks so much for sharing..you rock. The way you talk is soothing and really entertaining to listen to as well. Loved your funny comments. Your personality came through a lot!!
I have a few questions. 1) Did you have the whole terarium made out of glass or did you have mesh anywhere? 2) How did you keep the bugs in if you had to open the terarium for the camera? 3) What lights do you use? Just normal led lights so you can see or UVB lights? 4) How big actually is the terarium? 5)Do you have the terarium inside of your house or outside? If inside in what room? Those are all for now. I hope you'll answer. It would really help me build my own. Thank you, amazing video!
I like the “Jartopia” channel style where there is no talking and he actually just shows the different species in his terrariums with the name and description. So we can focus on the wildlife and not a loud narrator.
You should use a pond to separate two different sides of a vivarium. You could contain certain species on either side. Praying mantids are everywhere and are always interesting. Crayfish, shrimp and chameleons too
I used to watch other ant channels and what not but I got kinda bored of them. However this is absolutely amazing. It is very unique and entertaining but it never gets dull no matter how long the video is. Keep doing what you're doing man, it is incredible.
though I usually am more into aquariums vs vivariums, this video is equally as fascinating as any aquarium I have seen. Absolutely excellent documentary.
Your antics gave me the desire to pursue this hobby, and is one of the things that led me to my passion of botany. Good to see your doing alright and are back for the foreseeable future, long may the sun shine!
man this is so cool, im just a new viewer but im already astonished by the quality of the video. its funny too, recently i found a caterpillar in my garden next to my tools, took it in and found out its an Admiral Butterfly. Im living in the grey zome between urban and rural Ireland, but i let my garden grow wild sometimes, which meant it attracted a ton of species that normally would t be present in the urban area😁
So happy to have you here!!! Loving the fact you ket your garden go wild :D always a great thing to do and damn its just so entertaining to observe the surrounding flora/fauna
I have missed this vivarium SO much, and I’m really happy to see it going strong and healthy. I shall miss Mr. Toad…but he was clearly a little too keen on his job, simply no sense of moderation. Loving the slow worm and the salamanders…their young will be fun to watch happen. Please come back soon with more of your delightful and funny tour guide banter…you were seriously missed, I was getting ready to call out the rescue team. I even feared that you might have fallen prey to the fire ants and the salamanders…possibly in league with the scorpion. You mustn’t worry us like that…stay safe.🖤🇨🇦
Hey again!!! Damn I missed your comments. So happy you are still with us and yes, will really try to do better with the uploading :D hope you have a fANTastic day Tamarra
@@nordicants6232 I’m not going anywhere…I always know you will come back. I’m glad you enjoy my comments…you always give me a smile or three, and I try to return the pleasure when I can. I’m making the most of the waning Summer now that we are able to be a bit more open regarding activities and Covid-19. Looking forward to global travel again when things are better everywhere. I hope you are also enjoying your days and are not in any hot zones for the pandemic. Can’t wait to see the coming additions to the vivarium…and hoping there will be a hammerhead worm in there one day.😘🖤🇨🇦
Awhhh hell yeah! I am fortunately in the green zone during the pandemic so far so all good👍 and concerning travels I am longing for it too! Any trips already planned?
@@nordicants6232 Glad to hear your area is green, we are making headway but Canada is huge. We haven’t made trip arrangements yet…we had before lockdown arrived.will likely rebook when the world is a wee bit saner. We were going to Naples, Herculaneum, and Pompeii.🖤🇨🇦
First time I saw this on my recommended, I watched and got so interested and fascinated about the biodiversity and all different species taht make wildlife amazing . Keep it up
I feel like you should make a 24/7 stream for this terrarium. Have three cameras that up around it so people can switch around from The aquatic waterfall area to side Glass view to see below the substrate in the dirt and then above over the terrestrial area
I'vew seen that you have answered a question written 2 weeks ago, so Im happy you are alive. May I ask if you will release a video about the vivarium somewhere in the near future?
Your best video yet my dude. Very impressiv. You should add a smaller species of crayfish to your water "biome", some new water plants and some underwater snails :D
I've been waiting for a new video for sooo long and when I thought you would never come back, you did ! Glad to hear your voice and to see your amazing footage again mate, Welcome Back !!!
Well done throughly enjoyed kicking back and watching this.. best natural set up I seen so far. Just out of interest did you ever discover why thst worm in earlier part of your video was striped the way it was?
**DISCLAIMER**
I will of course post another update of the vivarium. When we will see. But I will always post again for you who are worried!
Have a fANTastic day,
Nordic
👍
Can you tell me how to do such coll vivarium as your's?
underrated channel for sure if you did these videos more often i believe you'd be overrated
I recommend you develop an upload schedule!
Yay
You should add freshwater shrimp/crabs or even freshwater snails. They’ll keep the pond clean especially from toxic algae. Overall great video as always, saludos from California 👍🏽👍🏽
Saludos!!! Thank you so much for the input and for watching. Will note :D
@@nordicants6232 Yes, that will be perfect!! I suggest neocaridina shrimp, Amano shrimp, or ghost shrimp.👍🏽 However salamanders may wipe them out
Amano shrimp would be perfect. The females are huge
On second thought you should know that amanos will not re produce in your setup
@@kjohnston1881 I'd even worry the water parameters may kill them. They can be quite sensitive.
Holy shit, the legend returned.
I am back!! Legend or not xD
Holy shit, he really did
The best fire salamander footage on the web. An hour long documentary flew right by. That's some quality stuff my friend!
Oh thank you so much for this man!!
When the world needed him the most he returned
Sorry for the wait!! xD
Perfect intro and so true!
Why would the world need him??
@@dean4923 just look at this video... The world DOES need him
@@dean4923 Bruh
RIP Crazy ant queen, she was so diligent
And original... shall be remembered
9:57 The flies are Fungus Gnats.
19:36 Looks like it might be a tiger worm.
The Leopard slugs are my favorite species in your vivarium. It was cool to see them breed inside an enclosed space. It was also amazing to see it survive the salamander attack. I'd love to see you capture a video of them hunting prey. (They hunt other slugs.)
That would be really epic!! Love your videos Jartopia
I thought it was a red wiggler i have them for worm casting and they look exactly like that
Hi not expecting u to show up (:
crossover
@@nordicants6232 tŕ
The toad was simply too powerful.
Waaaaayyyy too powerful ;) absolute vacuum cleaner
@@nordicants6232 just adds more salamnders?
@@3Clod a salamenders army :)
@@a_wolf8889 if 2 salamanders aren't enough and 1 toad is too much, I think 2 more might suffice
@@3Clod toad is invincible
"sometimes he blocked the waterfall with his enormous body" hmm sounds like a Snorlax to me
Toadlax? Or is that not allowed xD
A petition to add a new Pokemon-
Toadlax. Type- water, poison.
Special ability- relax- is not affected by group type attaks like earthquake.
Attack- sit- sits on the opponent and eats it.
Dang it would be really scary Pokemon
@@sWooSH_wHooSH Love it xD
@@nordicants6232I have a idea for Pokémon
Name: maclaw
Type:grass
Special ability:dive bomb
It is a macaw and a crab mixed together think of a macaw but with many traits of a crab it's ability is dive bomb it speaks for itself this Pokémon is pretty common it mainly prays on pidgys
I'm very impressed by the self-contained ecosystem you've created. Have you ever had a major setback with it? I just found a bunch of mites in my 10 gallon terrarium and I'm afraid it's a death sentence for the current inhabitants.
Well the unhealthy pillbug increase definitely was a setback! Then I fear their immense decline because of the toad too. For the mites in your vivarium I am very sorry! Is you vivarium diverse enough? With dryer and wetter areas filled with either wood or stones etc? Diversification of environment always help with these kind of issues
Hypoaspis mites kill Fungus gnats, but they also kill springtails, so keep a colony of springtails on the side while you get rid of the fungus gnat and mite population :)
@@nordicants6232 put
Fight mite with mite
@@jasonp69420 you know what they say…mite is right
One of the best tanks in the world , love it
Finally the nan is back
Definitely would recommend adding more aquatic life such as filter/bottom feeders in your vivarium. Creatures like shrimp, oysters, and snails that’ll help keep the waters clean. Tho if you do that I’d recommend adding more decorations and aquatic plant life, especially grasses, to make the animals feel more comfortable and give them places to graze and hide. If you’re feeling bold enough you could even add a predator to your waters such as a crayfish, but that’s up to you as it might compete with your salamanders if they ever decide to enter the water.
*Overall great video! Very entertaining to watch and follow the full story of this vivarium.*
I think everything he gets in it is natural so adding a predator will mess up it
@@mindofhoes5821 that doesn't make sense though, it's not natural at all without predators... You can't have a functioning ecosystem without them, and those salamanders are predators themselves.
@@mindofhoes5821 he adds his own stuff too.
I was wondering where you disappeared to since YT stopped recommending me all your videos since I've watched them all, but man this is a blessing. Thank you for doing these, they're so creative and interesting and I just love watching them and having them in the background. How often does the Spring Tail/ Pill Bug population explode and overgrow? Do you just introduce a toad and then release it after the population stabilizes?
Thank you soso much!! And they usually overgrow when there isnt enough ants or other predators. For the toad this was a first, but hey it worked!! :D
This is a very visual and great reminder that all species of life on earth really do depend on one another in some form or another, from tiny to massive. Our ecosystem is precious, and destroying it can have dire consequences (esp. for those further up the chain... like, humans.)
Really cool to watch, gorgeous environment. If I had the funds and the know how, id love to do this type of thing.
Exactly!! Thank you so much for the comment. Truly right :D
Duuuuuh
nordic ant's vivarium videos are very different than a lot of the other vivarium videos out there and i really wish there was more of it. so many videos are about either making the vivarium or how it looks or the specific animals and plants added but nordic is the only one ive seen doing videos which really show the biologic processes that go on inside the micro-environment.
It's really inspiring me to create my own after a couple of years of learning
I'm starting my very own giant terrarium inspired by yours. So far it has baby crickets,wolf spider, wooly bear caterpillar,isopods,springtails,rando mites,house centipede,small slugs,small snails,ground beetles,Eastern bark centipede. As far as I know so far
Thats a lot of bugs!!! Damn very cool. What biome is it inspired by? What country? Sounds epic
Kool
@@nordicants6232 it's the us
It has 3 sections
Left side is very dry and filled with rocks
Middle is heavily planted with a log to hide under
Right side has 1 plant and s few branches to represent trees
Mites might be a big problem in your vivarium, be careful
@@nordicants6232 are you gonna place anymore amphibians mostly toads or frogs because that big one was doing pretty well in there or was it doing to well?
I love how the little snek eats. Politely takes a bite. No need to be fast with a worm. He's super cute and needs a name!
A distinguished gentleman, indeed.
JOE AND THE SNAKE IS BREWSTER
He is actually a glass lizard aka glass snake. Super cute lizard snake hybrid. Looks like a "Burt" to me
I think wanting to see the evolution of a great vivarium where a tadpole turns into a massive toad and when salamanders come together and mate or ant colonies come side by side in piece or when slime molds breath or small acorn ants forage and so much more is oddly specific
Indeed. But I only want a specific audience ;)
@@nordicants6232 and you got em !
I wanted to watch it for a couple of mins but ended up staying for the whole duration! Extremely riveting and rivals anything on the mainstream media! Excellent editing and capturing of the most epic moments in your mini ecosystem! Brilliant Stuff!!!
Omg thank you soso much for commenting this! Really makes my day to hear this :D all the best
Ngl, ant symbiosis with other ants is always beautiful to see, like dont get me wrong but seeing two deadly enemies come together is just *mwa*
hell yeh the king is back
I love the way you record. The way stuff is filmed is perfect.
Thank you so much!! Appreciated
Great to have you back
Im so exited! I *love* biology and nature, this channel is such a goldmine imo!
Awww thanks man!!
This is just awesome. I mean many of the small animals usually are not that intereting as such. If i want to see a pillbug, i just go outside and lift a stone in the garden. But seeing you trying to achieve balance in a semi closed system is bloody fascinating! Because here you really see the cooperation of all the different species of bugs and critters that run mother nature. Everyone knows what happens with food that you just leave outside. But you managed to make it interesting. Great video, keep it up!
Wonderful to have an update. I know you are a real hooman with a life, but your videos are amazing. Post all you can. We will wait.
Thank you so much dear hooman!! Really appreciated and keeps me going. See you for the next video :D
This just became my favorite genre of UA-cam channels!😂
Probably the best animal documentary I've ever seen, thanks a lot for this masterpiece, I loved every minute 💚
Thank you so much!!
ua-cam.com/video/ZXerHKJLw1I/v-deo.html UConn documentary on Army Ants is amazing. It's the most thorough documentary I've ever seen.
Best youtube channel.
Thank you so much!! Will really up my game as much as I can :-)
He's back!!
Also, I recommend having a crayfish.
THE LEGEND IS BACK
The Putin over the baby spider saying he will rule the world is hilariously relevant now.
Brilliant work! Inspired me to try something similar. Also at 5:38 bottom left there is an armadillidium nasatum too.This just shows the incredible work you have put in and the vast amount of species in the tank
6:47 hitting really hard now
OMFG your back I thought you were gone for good. I have created my own vivarium inspired by you! Great to have you back. Please stay now, we all need you!
Whatever happens, I will always come back :D thank you so much
As someone who absolutely adores macrophotography and invertebrates in general I am glad this video ended up in my feed. I wish I had the time and resources to set up vivariums on the scale that you do as it is one of my passions and like so many other ant channels, your brand of humor is nice, too! You did a remarkable job with the size and scale of this vivarium.
Thank you so much!! Hope watching my videos helps a bit :D I hope you will manage to build one of these sometime!
@@nordicants6232 I busy myself for now going on trips to do macro where I can and have some jar terrariums but nothing bioactive yet, beyond two planted aquariums. But my SO and I are looking into buying our first home soon and then, then I have options!
I watched your full vivarium movie. It helped my depression. Thanks, quite an interesting video.
It all about the small things in life ..
I don’t know how I haven’t stumbled across your channel before. Man you’re hilarious, and a pretty compelling storyteller
Thank you so much!!
I check for new videos and rewatch your old vivarium videos all the time for years now thank you
Thank you sm! :D
Not sure if anyone has ID'd them for you yet, but the slime molds at the end were chocolate tube slimes (*Stemonitis splendens*). The coco-y powder along the strands formed after the slime dried out (sporangia) are the spores. Very neat to see them forming!
Yeah - i was waiting for this ages
This is too cool.. and it inspired me to get started on my own vivarium! (With extensive research of course). Thanks so much for sharing..you rock. The way you talk is soothing and really entertaining to listen to as well. Loved your funny comments. Your personality came through a lot!!
Thank you so much!!
After seeing this documentary I am planning this sumemr to create my own!! Wonderful video thank you for it.
I have a few questions.
1) Did you have the whole terarium made out of glass or did you have mesh anywhere?
2) How did you keep the bugs in if you had to open the terarium for the camera?
3) What lights do you use? Just normal led lights so you can see or UVB lights?
4) How big actually is the terarium?
5)Do you have the terarium inside of your house or outside? If inside in what room?
Those are all for now. I hope you'll answer. It would really help me build my own. Thank you, amazing video!
Very long video. great. just what i needed.
I was not expecting much from this video I stumbled upon, but it was surprisingly entertaining and well made. Thank you for this content!
One of the only videos that I watched without looking at my phone once. Amazing work👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
A world in miniature. Well done sir.
I like the “Jartopia” channel style where there is no talking and he actually just shows the different species in his terrariums with the name and description.
So we can focus on the wildlife and not a loud narrator.
probably the best vivarium content in the whole wbsite, thank you so much !!
Thank you for watching!!
Tack så mycket. Om du släpper videos som den här på veckobasis, är jag övertygad om att du seglar om tönten och possören Bustos.
Tackar, tackar! Gillar Bustos dock men tackar!!! :D
what an amazing environment youve created, id love to see another update one day.
You should use a pond to separate two different sides of a vivarium. You could contain certain species on either side. Praying mantids are everywhere and are always interesting. Crayfish, shrimp and chameleons too
Really enjoyed the video! Hope your channel gets the recognition it deserves.
Thank you so much! Awh the great people watching now are more than enough!!
THE RETURN OF THE KING!
The idea of having a perfectly natural looking ecosystem with a large variety of animals in a large glass tank, is the greatest thing ever to me.
This tickles my brain in the right spot.
I used to watch other ant channels and what not but I got kinda bored of them. However this is absolutely amazing. It is very unique and entertaining but it never gets dull no matter how long the video is.
Keep doing what you're doing man, it is incredible.
Thank you so much!!!
47:47
From being all alone in an all you can eat buffet...
To being stranded in a Popeyes IN THE HOOD and that sandwich just came out 😱👌
finally! i've been waiting soo long
Sorry :(
though I usually am more into aquariums vs vivariums, this video is equally as fascinating as any aquarium I have seen. Absolutely excellent documentary.
It is genuinely a dream of mine to have a vivarium like this! Thank you for this video
Thank you for watching
The King is back
So happy to see you back.
add some tadpole or fairy shrimp in the soil areas it will be very interesting when water puddles form on the soil
he has returned when everyone needed him
I hope you're doing well I enjoy your Videos
I could watch these videos all day. Thanks for the awesome content!
good to see you back finally man!!
Your antics gave me the desire to pursue this hobby, and is one of the things that led me to my passion of botany. Good to see your doing alright and are back for the foreseeable future, long may the sun shine!
Owww this makes me soso happy to hear! Botany?! Epic stuff. Will always return. See you for the next video :D
I am unsure why youtube recommended this, but I'm glad it did. Fantastic looking vivarium and great video.
man this is so cool, im just a new viewer but im already astonished by the quality of the video.
its funny too, recently i found a caterpillar in my garden next to my tools, took it in and found out its an Admiral Butterfly.
Im living in the grey zome between urban and rural Ireland, but i let my garden grow wild sometimes, which meant it attracted a ton of species that normally would t be present in the urban area😁
So happy to have you here!!! Loving the fact you ket your garden go wild :D always a great thing to do and damn its just so entertaining to observe the surrounding flora/fauna
Congratulations, you’ve earned yourself a new subscriber!
He's back! We missed you buddy😁😁
I missed you!
Hope there is an update to this soon. Watching the whole thing and its soo amazing
I wish I could have a vivarium like that some day
Its a Bangaldesh lmao
@@loadeddiaper4216 what Bangladesh?
@@Apple-ei1ms NVM he mentioned that in the beginning of the video, it was a joke
Amazing video! Also great and funny commentary, I enjoyed it very much ^^
He has not posted in 2 years when I saw this vid I actually had a tear in my eye
:,) much love ma man
So what's the next vid?
The light in the lil pond looks cool 👌
Such an epic project. Well worth the wait between uploads.
Thoroughly enjoyed. Thank you all involved making this
YEES YEES I’ve been waiting for this
:D me too, longing for updating so much
Man I’ve been waiting for a update and glad ur back
I have missed this vivarium SO much, and I’m really happy to see it going strong and healthy. I shall miss Mr. Toad…but he was clearly a little too keen on his job, simply no sense of moderation. Loving the slow worm and the salamanders…their young will be fun to watch happen. Please come back soon with more of your delightful and funny tour guide banter…you were seriously missed, I was getting ready to call out the rescue team. I even feared that you might have fallen prey to the fire ants and the salamanders…possibly in league with the scorpion. You mustn’t worry us like that…stay safe.🖤🇨🇦
Hey again!!! Damn I missed your comments. So happy you are still with us and yes, will really try to do better with the uploading :D hope you have a fANTastic day Tamarra
@@nordicants6232 I’m not going anywhere…I always know you will come back. I’m glad you enjoy my comments…you always give me a smile or three, and I try to return the pleasure when I can. I’m making the most of the waning Summer now that we are able to be a bit more open regarding activities and Covid-19. Looking forward to global travel again when things are better everywhere. I hope you are also enjoying your days and are not in any hot zones for the pandemic. Can’t wait to see the coming additions to the vivarium…and hoping there will be a hammerhead worm in there one day.😘🖤🇨🇦
Awhhh hell yeah! I am fortunately in the green zone during the pandemic so far so all good👍 and concerning travels I am longing for it too! Any trips already planned?
And yes would love some hammerhead worm :D
@@nordicants6232 Glad to hear your area is green, we are making headway but Canada is huge. We haven’t made trip arrangements yet…we had before lockdown arrived.will likely rebook when the world is a wee bit saner. We were going to Naples, Herculaneum, and Pompeii.🖤🇨🇦
First time I saw this on my recommended, I watched and got so interested and fascinated about the biodiversity and all different species taht make wildlife amazing . Keep it up
Welcome aboard! thank you so much :D
I feel like you should make a 24/7 stream for this terrarium. Have three cameras that up around it so people can switch around from The aquatic waterfall area to side Glass view to see below the substrate in the dirt and then above over the terrestrial area
I'vew seen that you have answered a question written 2 weeks ago, so Im happy you are alive. May I ask if you will release a video about the vivarium somewhere in the near future?
Definitely will! Probably this summer
@@nordicants6232 Amazing! Thank you!
This is the first video of yours I've seen and wow, really cool stuff. Could you include tank size info in video description?
Thank you so much!! And 2m x1m x 70cm
Your best video yet my dude. Very impressiv. You should add a smaller species of crayfish to your water "biome", some new water plants and some underwater snails :D
Damn bro, I missed you man, the legend have returned
New fav channel, along with Life In Jars and Slivki Show. I just like listening to them talk.
this was a very entertaining video that I enjoyed a lot. Can't wait to do this myself and can't wait to see more of your content.
I've been waiting for a new video for sooo long and when I thought you would never come back, you did ! Glad to hear your voice and to see your amazing footage again mate, Welcome Back !!!
Thank you so much!!!
Thank you for sharing! This is crazy awesome and would be a dream of mine to do one day.
AWESOME with all caps ....
Well done throughly enjoyed kicking back and watching this.. best natural set up I seen so far. Just out of interest did you ever discover why thst worm in earlier part of your video was striped the way it was?
Not entirely sure! Maybe it has some special digestive bacterial in it or is a tiger worm :D thanks for the compliments!!
Mr. Toad was tres chill -- and i loved the interaction between the Salamanders and Slow Worm bro
This video is actually really good
I thought that you buggered off to the tropics and left this behind you.Glad you uploaded this, thanks.
What a dream!! But not a better dream than uploading here for you guys :D thank you sm