There is this cool channel called A.B.S.E. who made a Lego terrarium! Just type lego terrarium and you will find it... It is titled "The Ultimate LEGO Terrarium"

And you do a turtle ecosystem or some with turtles

@@michaelmyers4589 I know I subscribed to him

@@michaelmyers4589 Yeah I saw it and it was AWESOME!

Thanks Tanner!! Can I please send you my lights!

same. in Singapore, we see these everywhere. especially Lotus in large porcelain vases. my school had one with water hyacinth in it.

Not just rural areas - we have them all over the place in Tokyo too!

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Naaaahhhh its not.

@@shakingbones1768 Wahine 🤔 you are? Aloha nui loa,,

Yes!! I'm really considering making this, but first, I wanna see how it turns out!

Really like that too, see if both plants and guppies are alright

@@dinisamante4449 I've made a lot of things like this, they just get better with time. Go ahead and make one if you want to. No need to wait, you'll be pleased with the results (or at least learn a lot if something goes wrong lol)

I'd love to see an update on all his container ponds!

Yes, and include any cleaning & maintenance tips as well.

Would be cool but cooler if you do an natural style scape

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Problem with triops is they need their eggs to dry out to hatch, and I think they don't like having organic compounds in their water when hatching. It would be cool though if he could pull it off.

@@markwilson4686 sowhat maybe he does not want babys?

@@henk4700 prehaps so, but he'll only have around 90 days to enjoy them. Don't get me wrong though I would love to see him try to make a naturalistic triop enclosure, preferably one that he can mimic dry periods and have plants that can survive it as well.

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Yeah he seems to mix it up a lot lately

Gotta keep it fresh and try new things. 😎

Just make sure its somewhere where the water temp stays a steady temp a keep near a window not directly in front off to the side so when the sun goes down it isn't a huge change an invest in good bacteria. You can also get solar pumps an bubblers as well for water flow. ♡

It's so much fun to have these, and some with little waterfalls! It's easy too- just a little low flow aquarium pump to move the water, very inexpensive! (Less than $20!) Best of luck if you try this! You'll want more than 1, LOL!

It doesn't require a lot of care compared to a lot of other aquatic environments, but don't just assume it's zero maintenance. Make sure it's not directly in the sun for long periods of time because you will get algae growth, maintain temperature, and some movement in the water from a small powerhead would also be a good idea. Be sure to still do small water changed periodically because there still are some elements that can build up from replacing evaporated water over long periods of time. Check your pH, ammonia, nitrites, nitrates, phosphorus, etc still to be sure it's all in balance.

@@abalczon you could add shrimp to eat the slgae

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Oh that’s super smart!

I’m a year late but this is genius. Thank you.

Hi Miss Scales and friends 😁

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@@zenphotojourney hey momma 😊

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Shampoo

Ever since I've started working with plants, I've understood origins of many such idioms or phrases.

And on some shampoo bottles

Lol ye olde shampoo scam. I’ve never in my life needed to shampoo more than once at a time lol wtf Big Shampoo?

Now THATS a responsible parent :)

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I'm sure you will do a fabulous job 😊

Me too. It won't look like his.

Every iteration of my ponds gets a little better, take heart, everyone's first try is terrible 😄

Same! I start my coffee and see if its uploaded yet 😂😎

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make sure it's at least 10 gallons if you're adding even the tiniest fish, they will thank you!

Made me think that it could be nice for the fish if there were a few plants in little pots at the bottom? Seemed a little barren from their perspective.

Go for it!

Are you allowed to collect from the wild? If yes, look at nature around you. Use local marginal plants, and add local wetlands fish / minnows, etc. For the winter you can surround with hay bales and put a thermal window on top to prevent freezing, or drop a horse trough heater in to keep one spot clear of ice, or use an insulated pond so that freezing water on top won't bust the pond. Best of luck!

@@Lazy_Fish_Keeper thank you we live in iowa and ive decided this would be amazing for our porch.

I love this idea and I was thinking about an outdoor Ontario pond-in-a-tank - of course it would have to be emptied at winter time, but I love the idea of having species of tiny insects and fish and amphibians visible through glass. We have a pond but you cant see what goes on in a pond from the top.

Ahh you can't hear him like he is sad

Roots produce oxygen as well!

@@rara5212 I believe the roots actually need oxygen, and don't produce. Oxygen is produced by the leaves that photosynthesize

I do something similar, and I live in SC. Just doesn’t need to be in direct sun, and use outdoor hardy plants. Mine gets a splash from the garden house twice a day to help with generating oxygen. My grandmother did the same, in huge clay pots. You will get some algae, but not much. I also use gold fish the same, just not too much. Best wishes 💐

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In my tiny apartment, wherever will I store the drill and 💎 drill attachment?😁

@@desertflow3r can you rent one? Ask at a home building centre store with a rental department or a specialty tool rental store.

@@desertflow3r I was thinking ... could just buy a strawberry pot that has the holes already in it!

Philodendron and pothos, and sweet potato, believe it or not, are all great for this.