It was awesome being able to get outside again to collect materials and I think this one turned out great! Probably one of the best examples yet of what's possible simply using things found in the yard (or on the side of the road lol). What do you think? Let me know and have a great weekend SerpaSquad!

@typerightseesight

16 күн бұрын

Looks like an awesome drinking buddy.

@dennispreatto9098

16 күн бұрын

Hi! Thank you for this new video! I have been watching all your content these last weeks and I decided to build my first small aquarium! I bought the glass and silicone and built the tank, only to realise I used a silicone that contains a biocide 😢 I didn't want to take the chance and risk killing all the fish, so now I am scraping off all the silicone and doing it again with a safe product. Did something like this ever happened to you as a beginner? Also, how do you make sure not to introduce any toxic or dangerous substances in the water? Again thanks for all the free knowledge you are sharing with us, keep up the wonderful job! ❤

@The_Crucible714

16 күн бұрын

I find watching “waterfalls” in paludarium very relaxing. Years ago I created one for a friend in a 60 gal tall, custom built, “antique” Metaframe tank. He put in a few Spring Peepers, 2 Red Efts (which eventually became Eastern Newts) and a white Beta in the water section -which was much larger. Tiny ferns & micro-mini/miniature Sinningia added color & contributed to the sense of scale. Also called “Wood Violets” tiny Sinningia are a great plant for small-scale builds as they bloom and reseed constantly with no care. In the Gloxinia family there was a Sinningia Society in the Northeast at that time (I’m sure they still exist.) As usual nice job👍🏻

@ialrakis5173

16 күн бұрын

great example of 'less is more'

@marikah6198

16 күн бұрын

Even I follow your techniques, it just doesn’t turn out as good as and as natural as yours. You must be observing the nature so well. 😊

Thanks for sharing this video. My wife of 36 years passed away 12 days ago and I'm lost still not finding my way. Your videos are peaceful.

@therandommemelord2009

16 күн бұрын

Rest in piece 🫡

@dennisfeldmann7399

16 күн бұрын

@@therandommemelord2009 Thank you

@misssilvered

16 күн бұрын

may she rest peacefully, Im wishing you the best

@T_P_W_ThachoZenjuan

16 күн бұрын

Huge hugs.

@IlseMulAuthor

16 күн бұрын

I wish you, your family and friends a lot of strength for these days 💔

I don’t know who’s more impressed, me or the deer 🦌

@umbrellacorp.

10 күн бұрын

How deer you.🦌

"That ain't goin no where" killed me 😂

@pony3284

16 күн бұрын

One of those "fine details" that keeps me coming back to these videos!

@dandalli-8614

16 күн бұрын

I laughed out loud 😂😂

@amberraedawntollenaar3513

16 күн бұрын

I came here to say this 😂

@stoneysscapes7544

14 күн бұрын

Until the epic scene of Coach Serpa , I was 100% certain that Auto play had found a gem from the past . Probably due to the 2 gallon aquarium and honestly Tanner is a very young soul and a Visionary that truly CREATES!!!!

@Xelababyyy

13 күн бұрын

😂😂😂

You have some very cool millipedes in your backyard! Maybe you can make a video on the ''terrarium animals'' you can find there

@TheRaptorRex

16 күн бұрын

I recon he should call them Bob!

@HomemadeEcosystems

16 күн бұрын

@@TheRaptorRex that is the only right name for them

@moro8274

16 күн бұрын

I second this!

@peasoff9110

4 күн бұрын

I love your videos and i love bob

One of my most favorite parts about your videos is showing the trial and error periods. It’s really encouraging for someone like me who tends to give up when things don’t turn out like I had planned. Great content 😊

Oh Tanner, please do a LIVE build along! like Bob Ross! The Joy of SerpaDesign 🐸

projects like this are what keeps me coming back - massive flash 8ft tanks etc. have a wowo factor but the small things anyone could do always look great in your hands

Gonna be recommending this video to customers at work who are looking for inspiration on starting a paludarium!! This is genuinely a beautiful build, great great great work.

I really appreciate how much consideration you put into your builds for the animals' comfort and needs. Yes, it would be easier just to make it look good, but you go the extra mile to make it not just beautiful, but a true home for the critters.

The "that ain't going nowhere" outfit and joke was so unexpected 🤣 had to give it a few replays. The scape came out great!

Imagination and Creativity = Priceless. 😎👍💯

Other ppl have said it, but I love that he puts all his ideas in the video, especially the ones that didn't work as intended.

Yes!! Finally a build with flowing water you can actually see flowing ❤

@ArcaneGinger

15 күн бұрын

I agree! Not that the other ones l aren't pretty. But it is great to see a mini waterfall

Really nice how much detail you're able to fit in such a tiny space.

I love these kinds of videos where you build using a budget.

I really like seeing the waterfall. Your usual drips are cool, but seeing the water just fall down the rocks is lovely as well. Great build as usual 💚

The first video of yours I ever saw was the Free Terrarium build. This makes me feel a lot the same way - an inexpensive, accessible way to bring nature indoors. I'm so glad you shared this with us!

I have a millipede that looks just like that,. Along with some tiny snails and a cute little slug. They came in with some of my plants 😊. I miss this part of living in Minnesota. Most of these are not available in my area of Arizona 😢, so I have to order. I love your projects, they are always so cool😊

I love watching your builds! I'd love to see more DIYs using minimal/manual tools and supplies that can mostly be found at a dollar store. Ideally a flower pot pond for a patio that can be stocked with fantail goldfish (that's what I want to make now I finally have outdoor an space) 😊

I've been following you for years. But i come back for the enunciation. ❤

Love the idea of easy builds like this for beginners. Your usual stuff is great, but it's way beyond my capacity.

Man your work is pure art 👌

you inspired me the beginning of this year to make a terrarium. 4 months later its still going strong and it has a small centipede in it!

Holy carp man! I bought 2 of these at $20ea 5 months ago and turned them into mini aquariums for rehab & inverts...cool to see you got the same tanks and turned them into paludariums! I'm upgrading the rehab fish of these tanks to a few 12 gal bowfronts that haven't been sold since the 90's and wasn't sure what to do with these tanks afterward...nice idea :)

I could watch these forever

The little millipedes are so cute! One of my favorite animals you've added so far

Your the reason I’m creating my own crested gecko build, love the videos your an inspiration 😊

i love how you decorate all your tanks they all look so beautiful☘️

YOU TELL EM MR. DESIGN!! THAT AINT GOIN NOWHEREE!!!

The zoom in on the deer cracked me TF up each time 🤣🤣🤣

I love taking rips and watching your vids

love the appearance of SerpaDad. So proud

The paludarium looks incredible. Keep up the good work!

Lol the "the that ain't going nowhere" bit is the best. 😂

Honestly love seeing your local floral and fauna set ups you do! Hope you do more like these to give people ideas on scapes of their own!

Im so excited for the leafy street collab

Beautiful work as always Brother

Tanner your videos are so inspiring, thank you for introducing me to nature design. It’s become so positive for me and my self confidence I have so much fun creating and it’s all because of you! :)

I could just watch it for hours. What a joy to have in your house!

I'm always amazed at what you're able to do. It's so inspiring. To answer your question. I'm upgrading my hermit crabs' enclosure soon and some of the more advanced ideas I have, I've learned from you and a few other KZreadrs. A small waterfall feature is one of the ideas I have. It will be for their freshwater pool.

Might be a good idea to do tutorials on how to make different equipment for tanks and palidariums for cheap. Stuff like lights and even tanks

@toxiccity97

16 күн бұрын

He's done a tank building tutorial. Making your own lights is crazy 😂

You have inspired me to build my own cost efficient paludarium

as always. i love it. you bring some joy to my life. please more enclosed ecospheres

Tanners builds are always so awesome!

How gorgeous! Thanks for taking us on this journey

I started a terrarium because of a cute little millipede. ❤ Thanks for this beautiful build and showing us the ups and downs of it. I’m thinking of redoing my paladarium (again). The soil keeps getting waterlogged even though it’s up above the water line. (False bottom with screen) I think this hobby is all about problem solving. lol. But it’s also so rewarding. God bless and have a great day.

So cool! Wearing my Serpa hoodie right now as a matter of fact

That looks amazing, would never have thought the plastic bag as a liner will work so well. I tried to make one carving foam, looked good but never as good as yours.

@marikah6198

16 күн бұрын

Ziploc Freezer Bag is another safe plastic option I use.

@IlseMulAuthor

16 күн бұрын

​@@marikah6198good idea! I had just been wondering about it since I don't have the original packaging of a similar aquarium anymore. Your tip is very handy!

@IlseMulAuthor

16 күн бұрын

​@@marikah6198btw, in addition to my other comment: would you cut open the bag? Seems logical to me, but I've never used it in such a way 😁

Best episode yet!!

Beautiful work. I know you enjoyed foraging for mosses in your yard and local area. I think moss is one of the wonders of the natural world. I've been enchanted by it since I was a little girl in NYC long ago. It will thrive, lush and green, from nothing but grit and powdered dog poop blown into a crack in the sidewalk, watered by rain.

I love that you show your challenges threw your builds it helps learn even though things aren't perfect your can still achieve perfection by not giving up...thanks for your inspiration.

"I just couldn't shake the feeling i was being wached,that's because I was " 😂😂

Once again you've killed it. Amazing creation and awesome content.

You definitely make it seem doable for anyone with any amout of experience. I like that!

Im making some more coffee and watching more vids from your channel 😂

looks awesome as always. i know budget builds are your bread and butter, but someday i'd love to see you make the most expensive build possible. not something enormous, just medium sized and with super premium materials

So beautiful and peaceful! I love it!

Mmm something wonderful. Thank you for the inspiration

Thank you for a budget friendly and beautiful build 😊

LOVE THESE TUTORIALS!!! This might be the first one I try. Keep up the good work ^_^

I followed your instructions in making my first forest terrarium and I love it so much. Maybe I should give this a try too.

So beautiful!! Thank you for sharing this amazing skill

One of the best parts of my week, a new video from you

Such an amazing use of those small all-in-one tanks!! Definitely super inspiring!

Love this new style of video !!

Looks amazing

This one looks great! I’ve gotten pretty into nature design, and your channel has been incredibly inspiring.

Great build Tanner! Perfect for spring….

"That ain't going no where" with the dad outfit was perfect 😂😂😂😂

Love it

Thank you for including the "that aint goin' nowhere ' clip 😂😂 so good

Wonderful video!! And I love seeing your sense of humor sprinkled in!

This is probably one of my favorite videos and I’m so excited to try this with my 5 gallon marine land tank

Beautiful! Thanks for sharing

Excellent as always !!!

@SerpaDesign, the way you play with nature is mesmerizing!

This video came at the perfect time! I was about to attempt a ten gallon paludarium similar to your rubber ducky isopod build, and I had always wanted to include a water feature. I had tried time and time again since I found your channel about 7-8 years ago. But now with the advice from this video I think I can do it! I plan to get some millipedes, like the large one you found in the woods. Thanks so much, you have always been one of my biggest inspirations! ❤

great build. beautiful as always. you are a real inspiration.

I like the cameo from the old man " that ain't going nowhere " your format is wonderful but throwing in some comedy like that never hurts!

1:58 that was great :D

Wow ! Thank you 🙂

I can't believe you got Billy Mays to do a cameo! You're moving up in the world Tanner! 🤣🤣

Love this.

I really enjoyed this video 😊 thanks again

What an incredible and inspiring build!

This is excellent Thank you so much serpa! I can't wait to replicate something like this. Even if it is just for some Zen in my room and growing some small hydrophilic plants with some isopods I think it would be amazing

Another amazing build!

Absolutly inspiring❤

This was such a dope video! These builds where you use local materials and animals are definitely my favorite!

Love it!! Im literally watching this video while making a paludarium based on what I've learned from you as we speak. Same as this, very budget concious lol - thrifted just about everything except the glue.

The colloquial dad scene had me wheezing 😂

Imagine being one of these millipedes. You're chillin', survivin'. Foraging among the foliage for specks of food. Then a giant plucks you off the ground and puts you into heaven.

I wish I had 1/4 of your craft, this is just beautiful. Thanks for sharing. Peace.

Huge fan & love the videos! With that being said living in Texas I want to SCREAM whenever you’re just grabbing moss from your backyard 🥲

love this one bob moss

“That aint going no where” 😃😃 That was hilarious and unexpected 😂

Tanner, you are so fascinating! You keep on coming up with better ideas. That seam tape would be perfect for my blue tongue skink's enclosure.

Holy mily, i love this!

So cool Tanner!