Wow, that is going to look amazing once the moss creeps about over the rock faces. The new rocks that replace the old cover look really natural. Good call.
that's the most beautiful underwater section of a terrarium I've seen so far, love the cherry shrimp. the black pebbles work so well with the natural looking gravel. definitely going to copy this a bit on my next build haha 👍😲
Absolutely stunning! I can't help feeling it's missing some grape vine or other wood through the centre though. I had beautiful orange fungal growth on the bottom of my grape vine with the same kind of centre a few years back. Stunning none the less.
Thanks, .... the intial setup originall had many pieces of wood... I removed them to create more light penetration into the water column for the aquatic plant growth.... I do plan to add more terristrial plants.. Vine type plants are exaclty what I'm considering.... I appreciate you watching and commenting... Tank On!
Love it man. Just amazing. I really want to do something like this one day. Maybe you can tell us how you build something like this. Would make a great video. I would love to do this with plants from the local canyon. Like I tried last summer. My pump got hot and the warm water killed the plants. Something bigger, maybe not this big would be nice. You should share how you made the wall as well. Peace
I'm Very impressed ! ur moss is doing great. I know this is going to be totally Awesome when moss grows out an anymore plants u put in. I just bought a miniature orchid at Lowes an is striking in bloom. U may want to think about one, just perfect size for my 29gal paludarium. Keep up the videos. Enjoy ur talking as well. Thanks ........Kaye
Thanks, Mike.... I can't stop "playing" in it.... I'm always messing with it... I Love it!.. It's my new favorite project and I can't wait to see what's next.....Always appreciated, Bro.... Tank On!
Gratitude, Tim..... It's been FUN..... Almost everyday I've tried to do something in this system... Either add moss to the rock facade or adjust the environment for the right amount of flow... It's been cool.. There is a lot to do... and I can't wait until it's totally filled in and"Green".. Plus, I plan to add many more plants like orchids and some other bromeliads ..... or maybe even some carnivorous plants... I have been working on the "moss wall" for now... But like I said, once it fills in..... I plan to add..... so much.....more....... and something that "swims" too........ Tank On!, Brother.......
Watched a couple of your vids and straight out man youve got some really nice set ups! thinking of doing something like this with my 7ft tank. subbed your channel :)
I'm a new subscriber to your channel and enjoying your set ups they're slightly different than the normal planted tanks, good to get another prospective of how to do it
Wow. That is something mate. I went to the London zoo yesterday and the paludariums they had there just made me wont to try it out. So now i am doing research. Thanks for posting this video.
Здравствуйте.очень красиво всё получилось у вас.Но вот если бы вы ещё крупную светлую гальку..что на дне заменили бы на мелкий светлый песок..,то было б вообще отпад и просто распрекрасно.Галька на дне смотрится грубо..а мелкий песок смотрелся бы изумительно!
Thanks, Bro .... Ya, I had some trouble syncing the audio from the start.... I tried to adjust it in the editing, but... it's off, a bit.... Thanks for watching... Tank On!
Tanks, Bro.... I wish, right.....Truth is this project is real young and I hope that it will continue to grow and thrive for some time.... Once it is stable and I have a handle on the system I plan to try many different things in their...Like epiphytes, carnivorous plants and some kind of amphibious inhabitant.... It's been FUN! and like I said... "It's only the beginning" Gratitude, Mike...... Tank On!
I was totally awed by this but even with that there a ton of contenders in this range. It gets like a super science and they should have competitions every year. I am wondering though about the final animals in it. At this point all I can think of is ad stuff.
Thanks for watching..... the latest Paludarium update is at the end of this GreenRoom" Update"..... ua-cam.com/video/yakrUwpG9_0/v-deo.html .... about 9 minutes into the vid....There is also some close ups of the Newts at the end of this vid..... ua-cam.com/video/L1pKHGupv6Y/v-deo.html ..... Tank On!
Hey man! What's your filtration system like? How do you keep your walls moist, do you use some sort of trickle out-flow that drips over your walls throughout the paludarium? I'm looking to set one up
..... That's a cool idea.... although the water in the paludarium is the same H20 that is used to sustain the plants and moss , so..... the increased salinity may affect the plant growth.... but I dig "mudskippers".... they would be AWESOME!.... Thanks, Bro...... Tank ON!
Hey bro. I have been wanting to set up something like this for my room. Just a 40gallon or so. I need some help. What amphibians and animals should I get. What plants should I get. I just really need help setting it up. Thanks, Jordan
Jordan Post you need a water dragon non poison amphibians and plants... well moss, alow, super claen dirt and if you are going to buy and animal buy two of the animal .... and good luck : )
Do you have any videos of the creation of this habitat? How are the plants rooted into the side of the rock scape, and where is the water dropping from, and lastly are the plants besides the moss that are not submerged real?
...Everything is real... Unfortunately there is no creation video, but I used many DIY aquarium techniques for the build, like submersible pump filtration and 3D background.... there are holes or bowls in the rock facade that dirt and water can pool in.... and on the rock face itself is a layer of "dead moss" that absorbs water and allows it to remain wet, even while there is no "drip" running.... The drip system is built into the facade itself... it's connected to the filtration and a tube runs along the top of tank and slowly releases H20, when sufficient pressure builds up... I can adjust the flow rate, but not very specifically ( I may re-design that).... Thanks for watching .. Tank On!
..... The backdrop is a DIY polystyrene sculpted mold covered in concrete.... I wish I could commit on the Darts... I wouldn't likely keep them in this Paludarium, But I have another terrarium that I've yet to "build & plant out"... so maybe I can create a more terrestrial habitat in that one and finally get some Dart Frogs... I just don't think they'll be "good" in this type of environment, but I would still like to keep em' and I also thought that maybe someday(in the future) the Paludarium could be drained and become a really cool terrestrial jungle habitat.... Thanks for watching
...... I've been adding fresh H20 almost everyday.... I spray it with a "mister" everyday and I turn the "drip system" on & off, periodically throughout the day.. I've calculated that the water feature holds 13.5g...and the pump moves 300g. /hr.... with high lights and the heat they produce the water constantly absorbs and evaporates, so I've been actively monitoring it.. But, if I allowed the "drip system" to do all the watering, depending on how often and how long it runs would determine the amount of water I would need to continuously add....The plants have been doing very well.. It's thriving and right now I have large open vents for evaporation, but if I enclosed the Paludarium( with a cover) and try to create a more humid environment the H20 would be retained in the system.(but it fogs up the glass) ...... lately it has been trial and error.... Just testing things out to see what works..... Thanks for watching.... Tank On!
I think this project failed. The author stopped doing videos, the newts died, and he never shared how did he make it. People request over and over and he never comment on it.
Well now this is going to look absolutely stunning in a couple of months once everything has grown in.
Beautiful tank!
The way you have captured a natural enviroment is so beautiful
Wow, that is going to look amazing once the moss creeps about over the rock faces. The new rocks that replace the old cover look really natural. Good call.
Very nice and relaxing looking
This is so beautiful! Love the drip effect.
that's the most beautiful underwater section of a terrarium I've seen so far, love the cherry shrimp. the black pebbles work so well with the natural looking gravel. definitely going to copy this a bit on my next build haha 👍😲
the Java moss creeps amazingly
The Paludarium is looking better each time I see it Bro. You did a really nice job putting it together.
This is gorgeous thanks for sharing
Besides your beautiful paludarium you have some good camera skills
Amazing , good job !
👍🏽 For the great video
Absolutely stunning! I can't help feeling it's missing some grape vine or other wood through the centre though. I had beautiful orange fungal growth on the bottom of my grape vine with the same kind of centre a few years back. Stunning none the less.
Thanks, .... the intial setup originall had many pieces of wood... I removed them to create more light penetration into the water column for the aquatic plant growth.... I do plan to add more terristrial plants.. Vine type plants are exaclty what I'm considering.... I appreciate you watching and commenting... Tank On!
Love it man. Just amazing. I really want to do something like this one day. Maybe you can tell us how you build something like this. Would make a great video. I would love to do this with plants from the local canyon. Like I tried last summer. My pump got hot and the warm water killed the plants. Something bigger, maybe not this big would be nice. You should share how you made the wall as well. Peace
I'm Very impressed ! ur moss is doing great. I know this is going to be totally Awesome when moss grows out an anymore plants u put in. I just bought a miniature orchid at Lowes an is striking in bloom. U may want to think about one, just perfect size for my 29gal paludarium. Keep up the videos. Enjoy ur talking as well. Thanks ........Kaye
Love it Dylan, fascinating and I really love the drip effect :)
One of my favorites on UA-cam right now man. Such a master piece Dylan. I'm liking the new look to the paludarium
Thanks, Mike.... I can't stop "playing" in it.... I'm always messing with it... I Love it!.. It's my new favorite project and I can't wait to see what's next.....Always appreciated, Bro.... Tank On!
Very nice
BEATIFULL !!
Beautiful 😁
It looks like some of the displays at the zoo. Great job.
That's AWESOME, Bro..... I totally appreciate that....Gratitude & Respect.... Tank On!
Awesome update, always look forward to this project and continue take shape. Fired Up!!!
Gratitude, Tim..... It's been FUN..... Almost everyday I've tried to do something in this system... Either add moss to the rock facade or adjust the environment for the right amount of flow... It's been cool.. There is a lot to do... and I can't wait until it's totally filled in and"Green".. Plus, I plan to add many more plants like orchids and some other bromeliads ..... or maybe even some carnivorous plants... I have been working on the "moss wall" for now... But like I said, once it fills in..... I plan to add..... so much.....more....... and something that "swims" too........ Tank On!, Brother.......
Natural Aquatics can't wait, Fired Up!!!
This is incredible
i like nice job :)
Watched a couple of your vids and straight out man youve got some really nice set ups! thinking of doing something like this with my 7ft tank. subbed your channel :)
As much as I love you shrimp set up, I would love to see some fish in there. With all of that current maybe some hill stream loaches?
Looks great!
Thank You.....
I'm a new subscriber to your channel and enjoying your set ups they're slightly different than the normal planted tanks, good to get another prospective of how to do it
Thanks, I appreciate the support.... Gratitude & Respect .... Tank On !
Wow. That is something mate.
I went to the London zoo yesterday and the paludariums they had there just made me wont to try it out.
So now i am doing research.
Thanks for posting this video.
My softball turtle will love this
Здравствуйте.очень красиво всё получилось у вас.Но вот если бы вы ещё крупную светлую гальку..что на дне заменили бы на мелкий светлый песок..,то было б вообще отпад и просто распрекрасно.Галька на дне смотрится грубо..а мелкий песок смотрелся бы изумительно!
Looks good, very inspiring. I don't know if its my cpu but I am having a great deal of trouble hearing you. I had to grab headphones.
Thanks, Bro .... Ya, I had some trouble syncing the audio from the start.... I tried to adjust it in the editing, but... it's off, a bit.... Thanks for watching... Tank On!
Love it Dylan ⚡
This really looks amazing. You should display this at a museum or something
Tanks, Bro.... I wish, right.....Truth is this project is real young and I hope that it will continue to grow and thrive for some time.... Once it is stable and I have a handle on the system I plan to try many different things in their...Like epiphytes, carnivorous plants and some kind of amphibious inhabitant.... It's been FUN! and like I said... "It's only the beginning"
Gratitude, Mike...... Tank On!
Amazing! Looks soo legit bro. 👍
Thanks, J.... Lately I've been putting the "work in".... I hope someday it will be completely filled with life... Appreciate you watching... Tank On!
It looks fantastic man!!! excellent work.
THIS IS SO COOL
dude...this thing is RAD!
Все шекарно привет с рассие
Do you have a video on how you build this amazing work of art?
nice jea
Nice build, what is the background made of?
Is the backing real rock? I'de also like to find out how you setup the dripping.
Few questions! What did you use to support your landmass? Eggcrate? And whats the name of the pump? Thanks! (=
I was totally awed by this but even with that there a ton of contenders in this range. It gets like a super science and they should have competitions every year. I am wondering though about the final animals in it. At this point all I can think of is ad stuff.
Thanks for watching..... the latest Paludarium update is at the end of this GreenRoom" Update"..... ua-cam.com/video/yakrUwpG9_0/v-deo.html .... about 9 minutes into the vid....There is also some close ups of the Newts at the end of this vid..... ua-cam.com/video/L1pKHGupv6Y/v-deo.html ..... Tank On!
How do you make that dripping effect on the whole aquarium??
like it so much, I would only add some fauna, some little fish for example
Thanks
Hey man I'm seriously loving your paludarium. how did you build your base and wall? did you just use expanding foam?
I'm subscribing. Can you make a video about hiding your pump?
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Awesome. It's amazing tank! But may I ask how do you keep the front glass clean?
Nguyen Nhu Binh magnet.
Hey man! What's your filtration system like? How do you keep your walls moist, do you use some sort of trickle out-flow that drips over your walls throughout the paludarium? I'm looking to set one up
I would be curious to see a brackish setup and have a few mudskippers in there.
..... That's a cool idea.... although the water in the paludarium is the same H20 that is used to sustain the plants and moss , so..... the increased salinity may affect the plant growth.... but I dig "mudskippers".... they would be AWESOME!.... Thanks, Bro...... Tank ON!
Beutiful
Hey bro. I have been wanting to set up something like this for my room. Just a 40gallon or so. I need some help. What amphibians and animals should I get. What plants should I get. I just really need help setting it up.
Thanks,
Jordan
Jordan Post you need a water dragon non poison amphibians and plants... well moss, alow, super claen dirt and if you are going to buy and animal buy two of the animal .... and good luck : )
🌹
Do you have any videos of the creation of this habitat? How are the plants rooted into the side of the rock scape, and where is the water dropping from, and lastly are the plants besides the moss that are not submerged real?
...Everything is real... Unfortunately there is no creation video, but I used many DIY aquarium techniques for the build, like submersible pump filtration and 3D background.... there are holes or bowls in the rock facade that dirt and water can pool in.... and on the rock face itself is a layer of "dead moss" that absorbs water and allows it to remain wet, even while there is no "drip" running.... The drip system is built into the facade itself... it's connected to the filtration and a tube runs along the top of tank and slowly releases H20, when sufficient pressure builds up... I can adjust the flow rate, but not very specifically ( I may re-design that).... Thanks for watching .. Tank On!
What is your backdrop made of?
What is your backdrop made of? And whatever happened to the poison frog idea?
..... The backdrop is a DIY polystyrene sculpted mold covered in concrete.... I wish I could commit on the Darts... I wouldn't likely keep them in this Paludarium, But I have another terrarium that I've yet to "build & plant out"... so maybe I can create a more terrestrial habitat in that one and finally get some Dart Frogs... I just don't think they'll be "good" in this type of environment, but I would still like to keep em' and I also thought that maybe someday(in the future) the Paludarium could be drained and become a really cool terrestrial jungle habitat.... Thanks for watching
can u give some names of of plants...that u use
any new update on this Paludarium ?
how did you make the drip effect?
do you have a build video?
Where’d you go??
whats under the mosd
How do you keep your water so clear?
[GD4D]_--rsboles-_-[GD4D] well he has small shrimp wick are pretty small not alot of waste also the plants clean the warer and the filter
How much water do you add to it each week?
...... I've been adding fresh H20 almost everyday.... I spray it with a "mister" everyday and I turn the "drip system" on & off, periodically throughout the day.. I've calculated that the water feature holds 13.5g...and the pump moves 300g. /hr.... with high lights and the heat they produce the water constantly absorbs and evaporates, so I've been actively monitoring it.. But, if I allowed the "drip system" to do all the watering, depending on how often and how long it runs would determine the amount of water I would need to continuously add....The plants have been doing very well.. It's thriving and right now I have large open vents for evaporation, but if I enclosed the Paludarium( with a cover) and try to create a more humid environment the H20 would be retained in the system.(but it fogs up the glass) ...... lately it has been trial and error.... Just testing things out to see what works..... Thanks for watching.... Tank On!
Thank your for the information! You are doing great with it so far! I like to see how people try different things in this hobby!
Could you put axolotles in it😂?
any fish
or lizards
*settup, not, centre
I think this project failed. The author stopped doing videos, the newts died, and he never shared how did he make it. People request over and over and he never comment on it.
Amazing!