I Can't Believe It - My Closed Terrarium 6 Years Later... 

I've only been on the channel for probably close to a year but I've watched almost all of your terrarium builds, it always amazes me how you can have so many yet still manage to come up with unique designs that stand out from the others.

I believe I’ve been around for 8 years or so. Much love my man!

Love to see how you've progressed in life bro :) You've helped me through thick and thin with your content and I couldn't be happier for you. Congratulations to you and Alyssa

Hi Tanner. Always inspired by your builds.

I've watching for 5 years and I gotta say I'm scared for big changes, you already have the perfect content 💘

"Look, the prophecy foretold... The hand of the creator has returned" 🤣

At least 7

@@persononearth801 technically right but an EXTREME underestimate

At this point they have religions and legends based on the event 😂

@@jeebusyaweirdo3733handism

@E Van how? Do you have a video link?

They could theoretically last indefinitely if you have a big enough terrarium

@@youtubealt243 ok

@E Van also stop being rude, I don’t think you could do something this good, I bet you can’t even keep your houseplants alive

@@Idkwhattoputhete12324 I grew up with a sealed bottle terrarium my grandfather had made. Different plants would grow, and small animals (I now know predominantly springtails & worms) would eat damaged leaves to compost into dirt to be [re]used by the plants. As weather cooled in the fall, there would be an increase in condensation and tiny mushrooms. Cycle would repeat in the spring, leading to increased growth as days got longer and more sun came through the windows ....

Design it right and it does the work for you! 😊

@@SerpaDesign you just described my approach to aquariums! I refer so many people to your channel, to learn how to reconnect with nature. Thank you for all the work you do to make the world a better place, Tanner.

I feel the same way. He showed me how to quiet my mind for hours just maintaining my creations. Shout out to the SerpGod.

👍so cool man… i like doing them too! I had so many i ended up making a 10 gal vivarium for isopods and now theyre out of control, i too enjoy having them to just check up on everyday, i can stare at my isopods for a hour a time just imagining what they think about the life i furnished for them. Hope theyre thankful!

I'm really happy for you.

@@kihntagious Thank you Barbyl. I appreciate you and your kind words.

I just feel so happy for you! Keep doing what you love

I get that. I should start outlining the cost of builds more because most of them are not expensive to do. The main barrier is experience and artistry.

Same. It's a hobby you can do with absolutly no materials needed except a jar and lake.

@@Amandahugginkizzsucks that i live in south florida. not many lakes especially in miami of all places

My original channel was mesmerized when Tanner first built this one, and his "how to source moss for a terrarium for free" [or something similar] where he took us along for a walk in the woods. I was so grateful for these opportunities to connect with nature!

Good job!

I am subd to you lol👍

Haha i feel you there. Hes corraling us into submission😂😂😂 what a cliff hanger

Any fan theories ?

Agreed

They are better

Completely agree - the super complex builds are okay, but the simpler once are way more enjoyable and relaxing to watch

Yes, I agree .

Beautiful terrarium.

A closed paludarium or riparium? They're both different you know. That would be cool :)

@@rat_dragon yeah

Would that create mold? If not how?

That a dream of mine. Basically a tropical indoor greenhouse

Technically, it's "a room full of terrariums".

It could be more easily done than you think. Go online and locate the plans for a spray booth frame made of PVC pipe. Some plans even include a door that closes to keep fumes inside and a vent to pump them out of the building. A vent will be needed to prevent too much heat buildup from the lighting. Extend the plans to fit the available space in your room. Modify the plans to include a grid of pipes across the ceiling of your plant room to drop LED grow lamps. Go online to a greenhouse supply store and buy greenhouse sheet plastic and the clips hold it onto your frame. Take up any carpeting in the room and replace it with waterproof vinyl tile such as you would use in a bathroom. Build your PVC frame and install the lights. Install the vent in the ceiling to draw out the rising heat from the lights. In summer, vent to the outdoors to keep them house cooler. In winter, vent to the inside rooms to keep the house warmer. Install benches and trays to catch runoff water or bring in planters as pleases you. Easy, peasey, but not cheap. With lights, benches, and/or planters, several hundred dollars at least.

With a person in it.

Me too lol

Really 😂

I've been waiting for that.

😏

Him retiring

Sorry to hear that, but I'm glad I was able to boost your mood a little through my videos.