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As we learn how to build a Terrarium, whether it's our first, second, third, etc., we can always learn some helpful tips on our way.
We're discussing and will discuss basics, but if you can dream it, YOU CAN DO IT!
So....dreaming of a great size? Maybe a plethora of vegetation? What about waterfalls with lizards and frogs jumping and playing?
Can you see it? Wow!! I can!!
Once the foundation of the Terrarium is laid, the sky's the limit! Exotic terrarium plants, exotic animals!!! Once the basics are achieved, adding that waterfall or driftwood for added attraction can easily be done.
Use everything you find in the tips boxes and videos to build the foundation upon.... and then......just keep building!!
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Here's a visual aide for the different types of Base Layers one can choose from to build a Terrarium.
Three main sources for a Base Layer are:
1. Gravel
2. Clay Beads
3. Charcoal
This awesome video clip discusses the pros and cons of all three. Your decision will be made much easier after viewing.
Click ONCE on the small arrow at the bottom-left-corner of the screen (not the arrow in the middle of the screen) to watch this video.
So to re-cap.
Next on the agenda, is installing our chosen base layer. A pretty simple process. Just remember to make it a little under 2" or so thick.
In this video clip, you'll see that demonstration, plus a tutorial on how to construct the base layer and soil divider using screen.
Click ONCE on the small arrow at the bottom-left-corner of the screen (not the arrow in the middle of the screen) to watch this video.
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