They are incredible little beasties, I used to keep them when I was younger. They are very curious, interacting with everything around them and investigating little spots all over their tank. I really miss keeping them.
I have had 1 Cynops for 11 years. It never took to water, so about 5 years ago I put it in a terrarium. It seems very happy that way. Your'e enclosure is awesome!!
i was going through my liked videos and i have to say this is *BY FAR* my favorite herp habitat ive ever seen. i find myself really inspired by it and think id like to make something like it someday, maybe a really big multispecies one (although i guess that would mostly be a fishtank with land attached)
Thanks, I appreciate it...It has took some time but it's now finally coming together.. Still more planting to do...Just waiting for spring (more availability and much more options for exotics)..... Gratitude.... Tank On!
Wow! this set up is fantastic man, I love it, I really should think about setting something like this in my living room. Beautiful guys great job!!! thank you for sharing.
This is a beautiful setup! I wanna do a roughly 50/50 Paludarium setup for my tadpoles / frogs I catch (then to release them back where I found them at once they're grown) n such. We always thought of making a fish tank, layered, with a land mass in the middle or to one side of the tank for normal fish and maybe frogs. Just not sure. Yours is just amazing.
Very nice little guys. I'm in the process of cycling my new paludarium, an think I may like these guys also. An mabey a frog. Are the shrimp in there for them to eat ? Because I couldn't do that. I have a red cherry shrimp tank.love shrimp. I really love ur tank, great build on ur tank. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks, Bro... It was definitely well thought out.. It's a new type of habitat for me, so it's an all new aquatic undertaking .... It was a "safe" choice... as the habitat continues to evolve, so will my ability to maintain and care for it..... Herpetology is fascinating and this is just the beginning.... Gratitude.... Tank On!
i want to create one of these tanks,I have a 55 gallon tank, i want to put some fish, turtles, fire bellied newts, red eyed croc skinks, chinese water dragons, and green basilisks. I've seen a sucessful video where someone did it, I can't figure out how to scape it! my email is beatbenftw0417@gmail.com, can u contact me and tell me what i'm doing wrong, and how I can make it better? thanks!
Freshwater Pom Pom crabs might be another nice addition :) they don’t attack other animals and are very peaceful :) just look up and research if they eat the plants though
Brovi, ..Extreme Gratitude.... I have to tell you that back when you introduced us to your new Gecko's a few months ago is when I started considering keeping other types of inhabitants in the "Greenroom".... I knew the natural habitat had to be the focus, and without much more than your inspiration I went ahead and built the enclosure...It's been an AWESOME ride and I'm grateful to you... It's crazy to think that those two Gecko's and that vid. were a catalyst for the "Paludarium", but its true....and it's great.... Seriously, Thank You!.....
Wow brother, that is truly humbling and means a lot to me more than you know! That is one of the goals I have for my channel is to inspire others, so, thank you so very much for the very kind words! That truly meant a lot my friend! Thank you! Truly gorgeous again brother, truly!
Fire Belly Salamanders are so nice, I got them years ago, but watch out for them escaping...it happened to me :( And they will love life food the little salamanders, like the tubifex /bloodworms feed :) Moss is growing in fast and nice underwater and emers, TY for the great footage of the new animals in the tank !
...Thank You.... In the first hour in the tank the tiniest one climbed up and onto the surface....So, now every time I lift the lid to go inside I always consider that their may be one up here, somewhere that I don't see.... I try to keep track of them.... Lately they spend most of their time in the water feature, in the open..... I want to "grow em Up", I've been feeding frozen bloodworms, but they like moving prey... I noticed they've been digging for detritus worms.. It's been AWESOME... Thanks for watching.....
I remember they like living food more...eh my fish and earlier also my salamanders like the fly's my bf catch in summertime with his flybuzzracket :) Like Daphnia or white misquito larves IDK if your shops sell them? And if they feed on your bottom critters it is always good ;) And mine escaped also to a little glass and lid space I forgot to close good....find them back as mummie's :( But when I see your footage I miss those little lovely faces :)
wow! thats something special you have there. i have a aquarium in a corner shape but wondering how to build the back ground with water overflow to keep the background wet for all those plants. do you have a how to build the background?
Awesome Video man. I just subscribed to your channel. you could've put any animal in your paludarium including my one of my favorite animals a chinese water dragon. The fire belly salamanders will do just fine in there and they look like they are loving it in there. Keep up the good work:)
I’m a bit late to the party here, but I think you have 2 types of newt here. The smooth skinned ones are Chinese fire belly while the rough skinned are Japanese. Hope they’re still going
Sorry i'm late but just found this, Awesome !! I'm considering some thing like this in my one room office. Does this Palladium have a smell/odor etc. ?
May I know what type of mosses are used for the walls of the paludarium? Tried using garden moss for mine, but might have been too humid, so all died out.
Question. Lovely stuff btw. I'm designing an open-top Paludarium (maybe partially open front as well) and I was wondering what animals you would recommend outside the water (or amphibious). Keep in mind they can almost never leave the Paludarium. I have a wife who would divorce me if she found a creature crawling around our apartment.
.... This system has no dirt or "substrate", if that's what your asking... the moss is an epiphyte and will adapt and grow anywhere, if it's cared for, by keeping the system moist... Thanks for watching... Tank On!
....... Ya, eventually..... They'll definitely eat any of the young shrimplets... and when they get larger they'll be able to do more damage, but right now they're still juveniles and aren't fast enough, nor coordinated.... the shrimp don't even see them as a threat yet.... they don't flee and the confrontations I've seen are always over food.... the shrimp can more easily remove deeper hidden food particles (Bloodworms) from under the rocks and the Newts see the shrimp feeding and go after the worms...... so.... I'll wait and see.......maybe they'll last.... Thanks for watching..... Tank On!
They are incredible little beasties, I used to keep them when I was younger. They are very curious, interacting with everything around them and investigating little spots all over their tank. I really miss keeping them.
That shrimp was like, holy back it up real slow
Kester Romany right lol
holly molly ..
This is the most stunning pauladrium ever. Can you plz make a video on the setup of this tank.
Congrats on the new inhabitants! They look great. - so does the paludarium. Thanks for sharing.
This is beautiful! Do you have videos on how to create this tank?
I have had 1 Cynops for 11 years. It never took to water, so about 5 years ago I put it in a terrarium. It seems very happy that way. Your'e enclosure is awesome!!
Great new additions! The flow shouldn't be much of a problem once they get more chunky and big.
Neat newt.
i was going through my liked videos and i have to say this is *BY FAR* my favorite herp habitat ive ever seen. i find myself really inspired by it and think id like to make something like it someday, maybe a really big multispecies one (although i guess that would mostly be a fishtank with land attached)
Sweat, they are going to love there new home, we have three in our fish room !!!
Wow, I love your habitat set up. I would spend hours in front of it! Thanks for sharing.
That looks like it's cut right out if a lake side. That is sweet.
Awesome addition of inhabitants, really suits the trio in paladurium. Fired Up!!!
....So Fired Up! ..... Fire Bellies and Fire Shrimp..... Thanks Slim.....
Natural Aquatics have newts eaten up the shrimp?
too cool looking good more and more
Really cool the way they route around in the rocks looking for food excellent tank perfect habitat for them Good Luck
Awesome paludarium
This is beautiful! The newts add the finishing touch to make it even more interesting. Really, really great job! 👍🐸
That is amazing!
very nice, those guys always come a little emaciated because the pet stores don't care about feeding them, because food cost money
Such an amazing setup!
Thanks, I appreciate it...It has took some time but it's now finally coming together.. Still more planting to do...Just waiting for spring (more availability and much more options for exotics)..... Gratitude.... Tank On!
They are awesome!
nice tank I really like it
Wow! this set up is fantastic man, I love it, I really should think about setting something like this in my living room.
Beautiful guys great job!!! thank you for sharing.
love your video's did you do a build video for this paludarium?
This is a beautiful setup! I wanna do a roughly 50/50 Paludarium setup for my tadpoles / frogs I catch (then to release them back where I found them at once they're grown) n such. We always thought of making a fish tank, layered, with a land mass in the middle or to one side of the tank for normal fish and maybe frogs. Just not sure. Yours is just amazing.
I love the approach you have to them. Also, your tank is beyond amazing.
Very nice little guys. I'm in the process of cycling my new paludarium, an think I may like these guys also. An mabey a frog. Are the shrimp in there for them to eat ? Because I couldn't do that. I have a red cherry shrimp tank.love shrimp. I really love ur tank, great build on ur tank. Thanks for sharing.
Freaking awesome habitat!! Good luck with them. 😊
Very awesome choice of inhabitant!
Thanks, Bro... It was definitely well thought out.. It's a new type of habitat for me, so it's an all new aquatic undertaking .... It was a "safe" choice... as the habitat continues to evolve, so will my ability to maintain and care for it..... Herpetology is fascinating and this is just the beginning.... Gratitude.... Tank On!
i want to create one of these tanks,I have a 55 gallon tank, i want to put some fish, turtles, fire bellied newts, red eyed croc skinks, chinese water dragons, and green basilisks. I've seen a sucessful video where someone did it, I can't figure out how to scape it! my email is beatbenftw0417@gmail.com, can u contact me and tell me what i'm doing wrong, and how I can make it better? thanks!
PepeTheFrog putting turtles and newts in the same fish tank to get is not a good idea. The toxic from the newts and the turtle's aggressive behavior.
Fire Belly Salamanders are prehistoric looking. Nice
Wow! This is beautiful! It must have taken a long time to create! It looks so lifelike!
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That's awesome dude... great job. Alot going on there, but you tied it together very professionally.
What a magnificent tank! Hats off!
Freshwater Pom Pom crabs might be another nice addition :) they don’t attack other animals and are very peaceful :) just look up and research if they eat the plants though
just amazing
Gorgeous with a capital G!!!
Brovi, ..Extreme Gratitude.... I have to tell you that back when you introduced us to your new Gecko's a few months ago is when I started considering keeping other types of inhabitants in the "Greenroom".... I knew the natural habitat had to be the focus, and without much more than your inspiration I went ahead and built the enclosure...It's been an AWESOME ride and I'm grateful to you... It's crazy to think that those two Gecko's and that vid. were a catalyst for the "Paludarium", but its true....and it's great.... Seriously, Thank You!.....
Wow brother, that is truly humbling and means a lot to me more than you know! That is one of the goals I have for my channel is to inspire others, so, thank you so very much for the very kind words! That truly meant a lot my friend! Thank you! Truly gorgeous again brother, truly!
Awesome😍
Fire Belly Salamanders are so nice, I got them years ago, but watch out for them escaping...it happened to me :(
And they will love life food the little salamanders, like the tubifex /bloodworms feed :)
Moss is growing in fast and nice underwater and emers,
TY for the great footage of the new animals in the tank !
...Thank You.... In the first hour in the tank the tiniest one climbed up and onto the surface....So, now every time I lift the lid to go inside I always consider that their may be one up here, somewhere that I don't see.... I try to keep track of them.... Lately they spend most of their time in the water feature, in the open..... I want to "grow em Up", I've been feeding frozen bloodworms, but they like moving prey... I noticed they've been digging for detritus worms.. It's been AWESOME... Thanks for watching.....
I remember they like living food more...eh my fish and earlier also my salamanders like the fly's my bf catch in summertime with his flybuzzracket :) Like Daphnia or white misquito larves IDK if your shops sell them?
And if they feed on your bottom critters it is always good ;) And mine escaped also to a little glass and lid space I forgot to close good....find them back as mummie's :(
But when I see your footage I miss those little lovely faces :)
I love make one like this setup
Awesome tank!
I really like this!
Beautiful!
Very nice! How big are they nose to tail?
wow! thats something special you have there. i have a aquarium in a corner shape but wondering how to build the back ground with water overflow to keep the background wet for all those plants. do you have a how to build the background?
awesome tank!
could you do a toturiol for begginers?
I cant wait till my looks as awesome as yours, just need some more money lol
Awesome Video man. I just subscribed to your channel. you could've put any animal in your paludarium including my one of my favorite animals a chinese water dragon. The fire belly salamanders will do just fine in there and they look like they are loving it in there. Keep up the good work:)
I’m a bit late to the party here, but I think you have 2 types of newt here. The smooth skinned ones are Chinese fire belly while the rough skinned are Japanese. Hope they’re still going
HOW DID YOU MAKE THE BACKGROUND!?! PLEASE TELL ME!
He quit UA-cam 😭
it would be much better in my opinion if you added a small type of fish nothing to fancy but something to make it feel more natural
honestly... i don't mind living in there.
Sorry i'm late but just found this, Awesome !!
I'm considering some thing like this in my one room office.
Does this Palladium have a smell/odor etc. ?
Wow, this is beautiful :)
Beautiful m8
Very cool! Do u plan to add any other creatures? Fish?
Maybe some African dwarf clawed frogs? They might add some more movement and help with the bio load
They will kill the newts. Or the other way around.
if the fire bellies grow any bigger the shrimps might get eaten, but an EPIC tank dude.
How did you do that drip effect?I have been looking for hours and cant find anything.
LRanee I imagine there’s mist machines you can buy and I’m assuming he put one at the top of the tank
Small pump, perforated water line. Easy peasy.
Nice! I want to make one of these using my 30 gallon and maybe put some south american cichlids in it. Any advice + materials you used?
AWESOME! but why not live feed the newts?
And they're cute to.
Amazing setup! I was wondering: What did you use as bottom layer? Your plants seems to be thriving in it ;)
Would something like this work for fire belly toads to?
you should add paddle tail newts .. they stays in the water ..
but they're more aggressive then fire bellies
the paddles would literally attack the fire bellies
Cool Addition to your setup, they wont eat your shrimp?
4 years late but I mean look how slow the salamanders are. Prob couldn't eat them if be tried XD
I'm making my terrarium into a Paludarium. Do you happen to have any plant recommendations for the water? Thanks in advance. Your tank looks Amazing!
Bro I love ur set up but could be be able to put fish in there too
1:30 is that a planarian crawling on the tank? do they have negative effects on a paludarium or aquarium?
If you have cerntain species of shrimp it can potentially crawl into their skin and eat them from inside out. Other than that it looks ugly and nasty.
do you keep a lid on your paludarium ? i keep losing fish i think its because of oxygen deprivation. all my level are good
Do you build tanks like this and sell them to people?
Do you have a build video? I LOVE this
by any chance do you have a video of making your paradise
May I know what type of mosses are used for the walls of the paludarium?
Tried using garden moss for mine, but might have been too humid, so all died out.
Question. Lovely stuff btw. I'm designing an open-top Paludarium (maybe partially open front as well) and I was wondering what animals you would recommend outside the water (or amphibious). Keep in mind they can almost never leave the Paludarium. I have a wife who would divorce me if she found a creature crawling around our apartment.
No matter natural or how large...they look for a way out.
Noice
Thanks for your reply
What is your background made out of
Polystyrene & Concrete ....
How did u do that drip wall???
Aren't shrimps on a fire belly newts diet????
How do you get the continuous water drip?
how do u change the water??
What kind of algae eaters would you recommend? Also could I keep a peacock eel in a setup like this?
or aquatic frogs
Did you do a build video on this?
incredible!! I have an aquarium, however, I want to make a Paludarium. want to couch me?
how many litres of water do you have approximately bro?
Can you make a list of everything
what is that clicking in the background
can i have fish with newt?
what are you using as a substrate to grow to moss on.
.... This system has no dirt or "substrate", if that's what your asking... the moss is an epiphyte and will adapt and grow anywhere, if it's cared for, by keeping the system moist... Thanks for watching... Tank On!
1:11 that looks extremely uncomfortable
isnt it a torture to the shrimps? how can they sleep with a predator near by?
What light fixtures are you running sir
Would you ever build anybody at custom Halle Darien
I'm not trying to sound like a jerk.. but. You got planaria in your tank. I can see it at 1:33. They'll kill your shrimp.
7:22
Sorry about those numbers, I have no clue where they came from.
2:58 what kind of shrimp and will the newts eat them?
3:36
Will they eat your cherry shrimp??
....... Ya, eventually..... They'll definitely eat any of the young shrimplets... and when they get larger they'll be able to do more damage, but right now they're still juveniles and aren't fast enough, nor coordinated.... the shrimp don't even see them as a threat yet.... they don't flee and the confrontations I've seen are always over food.... the shrimp can more easily remove deeper hidden food particles (Bloodworms) from under the rocks and the Newts see the shrimp feeding and go after the worms...... so.... I'll wait and see.......maybe they'll last.... Thanks for watching..... Tank On!