I created a crescent moon-shaped foundation, and added some scenery. Instagram / asu_green11 I cut thin pieces of landscaping fabric and let it soak of some glue, and glued stones to it.
I assume they do not last or hold up well at all. His plants have no where to grow and will brown and die off fast. This labor intensive build is purely a "wow-factor" for a second. Those rocks all looked very loose also as if read to tumble if bumped. I think an update on past products would only tarnish the "wow" of watching one be made.
UnrealEd Addict , Thanks for the info it's helped me find most of what I need on Amazon. I'm just struggling to find that metal ring. Have you any idea what it is ?
Hi. What is the foam board used in the video to make the compartment for the water? I know it's foam but I was just wondering if there was a name for the board. Thanks!
The dedication it takes to sift through all those rocks to find the ones that fit together so perfectly, and breaking others with a lot of care to fit. This is too inspiring
Absolutely stunning design and execution! The only last thing I would add to this would be a tiny UV LED in the upper "cave", shining upright, or maybe an underwater one in the main tank. Then again, who am I to tell you what to do :)
Your work keeps getting better and better everytime you assemble another idea. It really is beautiful, especially how you can reput-together what God gives you to prepare something one wouldn't usually see in nature, or a mini replica. I applaud this talent He blessed you with. 👏
Although I will probably never build one of your creations, I love watching you build them! Very calming to watch, and satisfying to see the final creation. You are very talented. Thank you for all your videos.
You would have to place it under a light, remove parts of the water each week so it doesn't become smelly, and trim the plants so they don't become too large for the dirt they're in. I think
RU-vid algorithms brought me here and now I have so many questions. Is it wise to cut roots of a moss if you plan on keeping it alive? Doesn't the soil just fall off when it's dry(er)?
Not when you know what you're doing, which he obviously does. Probably a bonzaï technic or something. And he doesn't let the soil get dry. These creations will need a lot of care to be maintain after they"re "done".
moss has no roots. It grows where it wants, it cant be rushed with fertilizer, and it wants a clean place(relative). Humidity, light, and air. Love that green stuff!!
Nope moss they really don't need roots to grow unlike other plants they do well with out roots and they are capable of growing new roots with in a short time.
Beautiful. I've noticed the flow rate of your water is always perfect. Even on pumps with flow rate controls give me a problem is there a trick to moderating them.
@@areume2 but everyone can check his description box and the link is linked to amazon. And there is google translate if they don't understand japanese.
I would be very interested to know the kind of stones, black material to bind the stones, species of plant, and white foam like thing...I am absolutely amazed but don't know the stuff used...new to such technique...
Neeta Jain if you recognize all about that,can you tell me please? Because I want to do something like that, but I don’t know the name of the materials and therefore I can’t get to work (
I’m not sure but the black stuff looks almost looks like felt and the glue is regular super glue with a precision tip and the spray is called spray foam,there are different types For the pump stuff he’s using silicone caulk to seal everything The last stuff he uses to put around the rocks and stick the moss on, I’m completely lost,never seen anything quite like it but I’ll be looking for it now I wanted to tell you everything I did know 😉 hoping it helps 👍🏻
