Flowing Waterfalls in a Small Jar (Moss Terrarium Build) 

The waterfall terrariums are quite different than the usual

You're so clever!!

Gorgeous. Do you think that the base would take less visual space if it were black in colour and then blend more with the clay tones? The green moss is so beautiful.

Why do you think mould isn't going to be an issue with this one? What makes it different?

I think it looks awesome! I’m curious though, how much condensation build up do you get on the glass?

Right?! That's what I was thinking lol

😂😂

I liked at the end when he said he liked the simplicity of the build. Me knowing it would take me weeks to do this = /

@@courtney5796 mine would end up looking nothing like that and would probably leak 😂

Ha!

you too need to collab asap

Who wouldnt want to be tiny and explore there

Omggggggg hiiiiii

@Jartopia I think all us terrarium weirdos feel exactly the same lol. I've got a scale dugout conoe in one of my tanks as well as decaying shipwrecks and often think just that!

What do you think this planet earth actually is?..... 🤔🤔

Same Here .

Yeeeaaahh

Yeh me too.....😊

The waterfall is photoshopped tho. Guess it's because the running water isn't as appealing on a picture as on a video.

@@ustanik9921 that makes sense but, it does really look like that in video too so, he did a good job making the water look realistic

@@ustanik9921 maybe a bit stronger in the picture

@@lord461 yeah, I realized after going back to look at it again after the first reply and saw that I had reimagined or misremembered the thumbnail in my head or something but, didn't bother changing my comment. My eyesight is horrible though, lol.

@@lord461 besides the water though, I think it looked exactly like the photo

Same question

Indeed. I am not sure the moss will stay alive. This type of moss usually likes cold and humid but needs drying every once in a while. Just like outside.

@@sinanx I'm assuming he'll stop the water flow every so often.

@@sinanx this type of moss will be suitable to put in a fish aquarium you think? I have loads of it in my yard.

@@zarbilzerian honestly i am not sure. if you can, try it and see. i dont think it will live fully submerged but maybe around the areas it can breathe...

Selenite would look so good but it's not water resistant unfortunately... It's a great idea btw... The ghost plant is so rare to find...

This is a good idea

Or some trachyanda

@@braininsink I swear every time I go mushroom hunting I always find those little bastards, I even picked some and pressed them into a frame

No I said a tenner not tenner I'll pay a tenner for this. I guess. My granny might like it.

Your comment is being targeted by YTs A.I. to harvest data. I'm assuming this is a copy and paste bot post anyhow.

I hope you'll be able to get some!

You could make some beautiful desert terrariums.

the power of online shopping might be helpful :) some of Serpa's other videos point out good websites for different things. he also has budget builds from a few years back. ive been binging his content the last few days and its been super helpful

@@cullenfisher1287 I doubt that there is online shopping and delivery in west africa and in africa as a whole.

@@winkekatze5593 that's a pretty outdated view of what Africa actually is

Make a video on how it goes !

Did you do it?

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Fiction ^

@@laysheohh ^Facts^

@@AJ-tv5jx fiction ^

@@laysheohh lol I meant YOUR comment were facts

Good luck!

Making one would be cheaper than buying a made one.

Bro answered his own question 💀

He's said in the past its just je 100% silicone, because the ones with additives aren't safe for the types of setups he makes.

@@Lichen8404 OK thanks, I ask because I saw in a store some silicone for aquarium (3 times more expensive than the 100%silicone) and was wondering if it was really necessary

@@fabiangiron2001 It's not. 100% silicone is 100% silicone so go for the stuff you find at hardware stores in whatever color you like. I've personally used type 1 and type 2 silicone in terrariums and vivariums for years and the only problem I've had is that the colored GE type 2 doesn't stick very well, especially to PVC. Don't be frightened by the "mold-free" label. Silicone is inherently "mold-free", as opposed to caulk that serves as a pretty good medium for mold to grown on. That's why they market it. The positive difference you _will_ get with aquarium silicone, though, is that the formula for how the silicone cures will be different (typically a stronger bond), and the manufacturer is open to liability in some jurisdictions if it fails to hold an aquarium together. I personally wouldn't reseal an aquarium above 75 gallons without an aquarium-grade silicone, but that's purely for the liability. Silicone binds to glass to glass absurdly well.

The humidity inside the jar will prevent it from drying out

@@cin3859 Thanks Cin!!!