Mini Paludarium Build & Tutorial | 500 Subscriber Special | Easy DIY Ecosystem in a Jar

In this special video celebrating 500 subscribers, I show you how to turn a small glass jar into a stunning mini paludarium! Watch as I guide you step by step through the process of creating your very own ecosystem. From setting up a water-to-land barrier to crafting a perfect substrate for the back wall that nourishes your plants-this build has it all.
Whether you're a beginner or experienced in aquascaping, this DIY paludarium tutorial will inspire you to create something extraordinary with simple materials. Learn how sticks, stones, and natural elements can bring life to your small-scale scape.
Key Highlights:**
Step-by-step paludarium build tutorial
How to create a water-to-land barrier
Nutrient-rich substrate for healthy plant growth
Tips for natural aquascaping with sticks and stones
Don't miss out on this easy paludarium setup! Subscribe and join the community as we continue to grow and share more exciting projects.
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[@fruzsiw]

So much detail in such a small jar! It looks really amazing, can't wait to see what you will build in the third jar! 🎉

[@IDoScaping]

@@fruzsiw thank you so much🙌the third jar will come soon,promise

[@BlinkyShimp]

That’s an impressive amount of detail in such a tiny space, it looks incredible!

[@IDoScaping]

@@BlinkyShimp thank you😄was not easy working with such a small entrance

[@MickysAquariums]

A lot of time and patience went into such a small little scape but it looks very good. Well worth the effort!

[@IDoScaping]

@MickysAquariums thank you so much. I was quite a bit of work yes😅

[@rangamboa]

Congrats on 500+ subs!

[@IDoScaping]

@@rangamboa thank you🙌

[@Wtfzipcode]

i like it, but isnt it a bad idea to plant anubias into soil, or was that a different plant?

[@IDoScaping]

@Wtfzipcode Thank you, and it is anubias, yes. They can be planted into soil and be perfectly fine. Though just the roots should be under the soil. The rhizome of the plant needs to be above the soil. Otherwise, the plant will rot away.