I Built a Giant Treetop Rainforest Canopy Vivarium
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ค. 2024
- I created the ultimate tree canopy vivarium, called Orchadia, a world of trees, an extension vivarium to my first giant cloud rainforest vivarium, Pantdora. The whole biological project of executing a canopy habitat was extremely challenging to construct, requiring me to stretch my terrarium-building skills. There were unique obstacles I faced creating this tree layer, which science knows contains the highest concentration of life in the rainforest. I researched, constructed, and even got a tip from a special creature already living within the vivarium. Hope you enjoy this Episode 13, Season 2 of my Ecosystem Vivarium Series. Ant love forever! This video was shot in 4K Ultra HD resolution.
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It's finally here!!! I could cry! What do you guys think? 🌳⛰️🌿
Juppie this is so cool!!!!!!
👨🍳🤌chef's kiss... thanks @antscanada!
Very excited mikey!!!!!
Its majestic man
@@AntsCanada watching now but I’m sure it’s gonna be amazing
That tree frog should be called 'Ninja' because with all the time, effort, shaping, reshaping and movement in Orchadia he managed to stay hidden somewhere the entire time without you knowing. It is so incredible!
What an amazing addition!
Or should I say, "Greninja"
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@@NotSoJonathanDingleberryi see what you did there, and i like it
Yeah, greninja is way cooler@@NotSoJonathanDingleberry
It was probably nestled in the soil of one of the plant pots. I work at a garden center. Tree frogs love wriggling down into the pots.
Orchids are such a flex. I bet most people who grow them wish they had their own rainforest canopy, lol.
I dont think there's anything in this world that can compare with what you've done with this channel. I have been getting consistently excited for your uploads for about 10 years now, but this series has had me on the edge of my seat for every episode. I genuinely just want to thank you for the amazing stories and series that have kept me engaged and interested for so long.
Thanks for watching🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜
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A orchid mantis will be perfect here! They are known for their orchid like appearance and suitable for this canopy vivarium!
Indeed
I KNOW!!!! Gotta find one!!! 😍
@@AntsCanadathese mantises can be found on rainforest of Malaysia and Southeast Asia. Good luck trying to find one!!
@@AntsCanada green tree python
@@AntsCanada green tree python
Not only are you an expert in recreating mini-ecosystems, you're storytelling abilities are top-notch.
just amazing 😃 cant wait to see the next episodes
used to watch this guy in my local television lol
@@araigomi_nxsantscanada was broadcasted on television???
Man has nat geo in his living room
*your... sorry I had to be that guy lol
the new canopy is beautiful, but that spider is unironically the saviour of this canopy. I love this channel, and everything you've went through has inspired me in so many ways. Thanks for doing that.
Hope he introduces enough teensy bugs like gnats and fruit flies to feed it well.
In fact, the introduction of tree trunks on the sides gave a totally different view of a real canopy!!
To create a canopy part to Pandora is genius. This direction you´ve gone has made it impossible to miss any episodes. It´s so fascinating.
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@@AntsCanada add a green tree python
And addictive 😂🎉
Why didnt you just cut the bottom side of canopy and connect it with pantdora
@@PikapiShorts it was a nightmare already connecting Orchadia via a small glas bridge. Imagine ripping off Pantdoras ceiling with all the creatures inside. I think this was probably the best solution.
I think it would be cool to add large blue butterflies. These insects sneak into ant colonies as larvae, pretending to be one of them until they become butterflies. It would be a sight to behold.
The larvae are pretty destructive to ant colonies tho, and I don't think antscanada wants to risk killing all of the ants. Also.. dont they only invade a specific species of ant?
@@shelly4301these and many other issues would make it nearly impossible to make this idea happen, as cool as it would be
@@shelly4301 and they live in a completely different environment.
A flutterbiome next?
Fluted swallowtails would be cool. Any species of Aristolochia Swallowtail would be awesome. However, for the ecologic niche you’re describing, I’d go with the moth butterfly, whose life cycle I find equally as interesting. They predate and take advantage of tree ants nests, if the time is right I could see the potential in this environment but like others said it’s a chance that might not really be worth taking
What a great video, I also really want to be able to make videos like that
waiting for that collab with Tomar
Dude, you are seriously creating some of the most historically impressive captive settings for animals. I seriously cannot understate how valuable what you do is. It's genuinely beautiful.
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You're channel was literally a life saver for me, when I first found your channel almost 4 years ago I was battling a terrible addiction, and as I was trying to get clean, watching your channel helped me get through some of the worst times especially at night. Sitting here now watching you CLEAN and SOBER and where you have gotten from an apartment to your huge land I'm proud of us both!! Thank you and keep up your amazing work!!
Congratulations!!
"And what helped cure your* addiction?"
*Ants* 😂
Proud of you, God bless you.
Amazing Keep strong!
congratulations on your sobriety! keep it up :)
congrats let's get in a relationship and get saved
The next spider you should add is a Golden Orb Silk spider. Interesting looking spider that can get quite big and loves to make its web in between trees. Just an idea I thought of when I saw that baby orb spider.
The Mysterious TH-cam Algorithm Recommended your channel to me a couple months ago and I have been watching every video since. The Way you edit and Narrate your videos reminds me of watching the Old national Geographic Specials that would air all the time when I was a kid. Instead of Lions, Tigers, Elephants, sharks and the Antarctic, it is a fascinating and educational look at some of the smallest animals and their habitats. Thank you for sharing your hard work and passion with us.
Thank you spider for allowing him to finish this project
You can tell the giant trunk was always part of the plan as seen in the drawing. The fake spider story inspiration was cute though.
W spider
@@mntngr346 He's always making up stories, like the one about open doors and the escaped giant spider that was suddenly found again. Then he tried to convince us with an acted camera recording that his dog had opened the doors.
@@adrianmorina3005 yeah ok, so what 😂
You have an attitude of a hater and canceler mixed into one. It's called entertainment buddy. I bet your one of those twitter kids as well. You just sit there in your couch, doing nothing but trying to find fault in someone more successful than you
@mntngr346 Not true. The picture represents a whole separate tree which ended up being the branch on the left.
I’m not gonna lie…. This is the most beautiful piece of glassed living art I have ever seen in my life. AntsCanada if you’re ever doing tours, please let the public know… I have to see this in person. This is true art, and FOR YOUR ANIMALS. If you didn’t care about them, you couldn’t make this. This is love and dedication.. man.
Yeah it would be awesome if local school could go there and learn about their environment.
“Et in Arcadia ego”🌎Greetings, Pantdora creator, and beautiful work. In bonsai, we encourage aerial roots in our banyan ficus three ways: 1) Limiting water to the rootball. 2) Increasing the ambient moisture in the crown/air with a humidifier. 3) The best and most fun - cut a slit up a plastic straw and trim it to fit so as propped between a branch/trunk and the soil. Inside the plastic straw is now a humidity chamber and a root node will activate and grow down the straw into the ground. Once established, we remove the straw. With larger material, any hollow plastic tubing that is pre-sliced will work but you might want to use black or paint it to match the surroundings until a natural root forms. The other methods will have multiple random aerial roots, this method allows for strategic placement of single roots. [I once made a large split-tank vernal pool with mole salamanders for teaching kids about wetlands, keeping the layers of balance is so hard!]
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When i was younger i wanted to build vivariums without wven knowing it had a name, just wanted to protect the already dwindling life around us. I never got the chance growing up, but finding you in middle school was a blessing itself. Now im 23 and vicariously wnjoying your channel and my inner child feels partly filled. Your work is beyond inspiration and beautiful. I truly wish you good tiding with every project, from putting ants in buckets connected with plastic tubing to being a literal creator of worlds, a very fitting title. Thank you for contributing and continuing and i hope more of the world can appreciate your work.
That tree trunk really makes the whole scene work. Thank you, orb weaver spider, for your inspiration.
your channel has inspired our family to get into terrariums. We started small with a jumping spider we caught in our garden. He now lives in a luxurious mini habitat in my sons room and eats grasshoppers from the garden like a king.
That is awesome!
@@AntsCanada do you think you can maybe add a tree snake please it will really look cool in the canopy
My family has also started a small 25gal terrarium!
@@scottwade1054 that’s cool I have a terrarium but it’s small I’m gonna get a bigger space for so I can add a lizard
Do u have a Channel, or instagram? Share it with us dude.
I hope that spider lives forevermore..name her Genesis
used to watch as a kid, and was reminded of you on oneyplays. love your videos
Thanks for watching🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜
AntsCanada in 10 years will just be -
“Welcome to the AntsCanada, ant channel”
*-standing in front of a 4km wide 7km tall volcano terrarium-*
Antscanada isnt even about ants anymore😂
its about live and biology
@@Kinda_random. ya i know but the channel is still called ANTScanada
"welcome to ants Canada, ant channel. As you know, we have our new Pandora terrarium, and no not the boring terrarium I have at earth, I'm talking about Pandora, the planet multi million lightyears away. The one we bought for our enjoyment. It's nice to see the gleeble glorps have reached their bronze age already but they are progressing very quickly!"
@@ajiprnk4821 yeah it is called antsCANADA and it isnt even in canada.
edit: yes, I know he started in Canada. I'm replying to someone who thinks since it's called antscanada, it should only be about ants. y'all really can't follow a chain? 😭
I kid you not. This series has had such an impact on my weekly routine that I saw pantdora in my dream.
Best understatement flex here: "from the tropical rain forest, in my Yard"
I love this series and hope it's going on and on for years!
You're doing awesome work here!
Glad you enjoy it!
This is probably one of the best TH-cam series. The twists and turns are really unexpected(even unplanned), not like ones from a storybook or movie. The series also contains information that many people have yet to learn about nature.
"framing" the canopy between the two tree trunks was absolutely the right call. Looks stunning! Can't wait to see more updates 😁
I actually did cry. This story has truly touched my heart in an unexpected way. Thank you for taking us along.
I cried couple times editing this episode. Thanks for being part of the journey!
You sweet softies❤❤
Wowwwwww……
I read years ago that in Indian ( American) traditions, Grandmother Spider is the Weaver of life, joining worlds, events, people, spirit. How fitting she came to assist your teaching of nature to the world. ❤❤❤
I’ve been following you for longer than I can remember, maybe close to 10 years now, and still, nothing compares to your channel. I’m a big arachnid nerd though, and I would absolutely love to see you do a Monocentropus balfouri colony. The only tarantula that has true communal traits imbedded into their behavior, and on top of that they’re prolific webbers with a beautiful grey/beige and blue coloring. I just feel like a really cool balfouri colony could be right up your alley, and if you did an enclosure for them I know you’d knock it out of the park. Since essentially all spiders and tarantulas are cannibalistic, it’s simply one of the coolest things in the world to me to have a large colony that thrives naturally in a communal setting. Regardless carry on brotha, it’s been a pleasure watching all your videos over the years.
This has to be one of the the best Series ever
If you can find one better, please let me know:)
@@ms.anthropik BamaBass is a awesome series as well 🔥
This has probably been said *a lot* on this channel. But Normally this stuff doesn't really interest me, but this is, honestly, *better* than any nature documentary produced by much bigger studios. The storylines make it interesting and the constantly evolving "cast of characters" adds a level of intrigue to each episode making it feel more like a dramedy tv show than a nature documentary.
I never thought I'd watch videos like this, let alone subscribe and look forward to the next episode every week. I never thought that when I first followed during the early days of Pantdora that it would evolve to include a 2nd, and possibly multiple other vivariums in the future. I never thought we'd go from simple ants and other various bugs/arachnids to literal mini dragons and dinosaurs. But here we are.
Thank you for being part of this journey! Ant love forever! 🙏❤️
Brilliant!!! I think this might just be your most perfect video and there are quite a few to pick from. The info brilliant on rainforests and animals. The music brilliant. Love it!!!!
Orcadia is stunning.
I know that science Always talks about the four layers of the forest, but it feels like they overlook the masses of life that thrives under the soil. They always stop at the forest floor, but without the life below the soil what's above is doomed. As an ant-man I think you appreciate that as well.
what's going on inside the soil is indeed critical to the ecosystem
Love the look, but I think the reason you might have been struggling with the design is the balance of open space. On the lower level you have it well "grounded", but in the canopy you filled the lower space; but a canopies' space is more like an umbrella. It should be more top heavy with negative space below to create the sense of a drop or emptiness. Still far better than anything I have ever done.
Yes, you're right! I'm hoping vining plants completely cover the top! I couldn't put plants up there because the rain spouts wouldn't be able to water them. I hope in time plants will creep up there and start hanging downward!
I never knew you read your comments!
Not only does he read them he typically comments back and takes any criticism constructively.. dudes a real one for sure
@@OatsBryce yeah he does, and he regulary answers them. Alot of the ideas and his knowledge actually came from people educating him in the comments, so he can educate the viewers futher. He never shied away from it.
@@AntsCanadathat makes a lot of sense. I think it looks great! I saw you teasing a snake on this video, are you going to put one in there? I think it would be awesome if you put some kind of small, non-venomous tree snake up there!
Yo, you've gone from ant-keeper to story teller. Even the video direction and editing has improved, more like exploded. It's a whole series! 💯
*GET STICK BUGGED LOL*
Back then I was scared of ants and other insects but since I’m watching your videos they don’t seem that scary anymore, thank you.
Yeah
but spiders are crawling for respect and loyaltie haahah
He really has helped me cure my fear of spiders. Saw one right by door the other day and didn't even flinch!
I've also found a new fondness for ants. Still hate fire ants though. Stepped in far too many of their hills growing up in Florida. Spent a lot of time wrapped up in baking soda paste salve to treat the bites.
Every Sunday you put out an episode the first thing my family and I do is gather and watch your videos. Thank you for the hours of entertainment and the appreciation I gain for the little things in this world.
Wow that's beautiful! Thank you! 🙏❤️✨️
Comepletely agree on adding the tree trunk. Huge difference.
So i just discovered 2160p 😮 switching from 720p to, what im now calling higher than snoop dog definition (2160p), during the intro shots of the STUNNING Vietnamese scenery was something else! Amazing! Thank you so much for sharing ❤️
This is the best documentary Type TH-cam channel. Change my mind.
Start uploading lil bro
@@Hungary_0987he means antcanada :/
I am already in love with the beauty of the canopy. I would love to see the reactions of the tree frog when him/her meets Kermit ❤❤❤
The hype on this episode was unreal, I checked the channel even on saturday😍😍😍
I bow to you, as you are part of the ac ant channel members… 🙇♂
Bow!
I must bow 🙇
@@Chickenstrip0_0same i stayed up until 3am here is Australia just to catch the new video but sadly feel asleep before it was released so was the first thing I went and checked after waking up was so much worth the wait cant wait to see it teeming with life both from Pandora below and what ever new species get introduced also
If someone could construct a canopy, it was gonna be AntsCanada!!!
Very glad you didn’t give up and that the spider inspired you how to make the vivarium perfect!
Goosebumps from this episode, the part with the orb weaver spider and taking inspiration from nature to figure things out was amazing to see
Thanks for wathing!🐜
And the whole thing started with a ANT!!!!
The series is better than anything on the Discovery Channel, and nobody can change my mind! ❤
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I second that!
Should be where this belongs. Absolutely amazing watching this growing and thriving. Can't wait for the next one.
@@Darren-xd1yo hopefully we get the upload tonight or tomorrow
This is art. I don't think there's anything in the world that impresses me as much as this for real. Just breathtaking.
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Does not surprise me at all that you created a beautiful art piece for all of us to enjoy!! Great job brother, keep up the amazing work!!!!
Thank you so much 😀🙏🌳🌿❤️
Bro is slowly turning into a super villain with each new thumbnail
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Doing his best Sukuna impression 😂
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He certainly has the god complex for a villain...."creator of worlds"? Really?
You should consider trying to get some fireflies for the canopy if possible. That would look real sick at night.
Can someone check if that's their natural habitat? Especially in southeast Asia?
Edit: they do exist in rainforests. The problem is, they're poisonous to frogs
@@filipinosonicfanyeah had one go inside my room killed it accidentaly :l
@@filipinosonicfanPhilippines has fireflies for sure. In Palawan, there’s a night river cruise specific for fireflies watching.
This.
Great idea!
It looks fantastic. The hard work you put in has paid off amazingly. Don't ever apologize and know that your fans are always here.
collab with Tomar's stick bug channel please and thank you.
Unbelievable timing, grateful to share this path with you
Road to 6m subs.
@@OrnaSwanson and millions more on the rest of the way
@@Chickenstrip0_0I agree
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EDIT: I am talking about pest control OUTSIDE my home. - Do you want to know how changed I am because of your dedication and work on your channel? I canceled my pest control several months ago as you started to show me the beauty of the creatures that live around my home. I get excited now when I see an ant hill or an orb spider, weaving its magic at night. Sometimes I am still a little freaked out, however, a watch of one of your videos brings me back to the realization that God created these creatures and who am I to destroy? Thank you so much for shining a light on this often unrecognized and misunderstood ecosystem. I am forever thankful!
U shouldnt let ants live in ur house dawg thats dirty
@@VortexDBDPest control is not just done inside a house. People get it done for their yards as well. He could put a ring of diatomaceous earth around the house which creates a barrier into the house but still lets the yard thrive.
I am talking about outside pest control - mostly for spiders and ants.
I love that even though he's disgusted by worms he still honors their role in the ecosystem.
This is probably the highest compliment you can give AC!🥰
*Proud of you man, did an extremely good job on this*
Mikey you're beautiful for making use of your fortune and doing what we all wish we could do when growing up!❤
Can we get this man 6 million already he dose more work than half the people on TH-cam
AMEN!!
That tiny little orb weaver was a prophet
A tree boa or a panther chameleon would be an awesome addition to Orchidia! Great work as always!
This is my favorite channel! I love the new addition. I'm super excited to see future episodes. This is beyond fantastic! I have learned so much from this channel. So fun to watch. ❤❤
Thanks for watching!
I’m honored to be apart of this journey lol I waited all night and even woke up early 😂😂
Yep I’m here at after 1am lol
Same
*a part... sorry, I'm that guy
This show has become the best show on youtube HANDS DOWN. Nature is absolutely beautiful and full of life and definitely that spider sent you a message, cause nature have all the answers.
Wow, you are such a good story teller. Every video I have tears in my eyes, always good tears! That little spider was magical building their web
Well that was thrilling! I can’t wait to see the creatures that climb up top to the canopy!
I wish there were more people who cared about the world like you do. I have so much respect for people that care not just about themselves but the world that we live in each and every day. Not only will this affect us but our future! Hope your videos reach people that are willing to help change the world!
I can't wait for that kid in 5 years to find this series and binge watch the life of a world.
This is awesome, I can't wait to see how all the creatures interact with the canopy!
I feel like there should have been a bit more foliage at the top of the vivarium but I guess the vines will take care of that in due time.
The tree 🌳 topic and what it does to our bodies, great 👍 👏👏
I was waiting for this episode and the second I saw it posted. I clicked on it.
SAAMEE
I've been waiting a two WEEKS!? Isn't it suppose to release every sunday? Or have I missed something? :o
Your comment shows up as older than the video lol
Lmao😂😂😂
@f1shhouse yeah, it is normally every sunday but he said in a community post that it was being delayed to today bc of some issues or smth (can't remember why)
You explanation of the canopy is exactly why i voted for the that vivarium.
I'm more impressed by each video that comes out!
what a beautiful addition. Looking forward to all the future content.
When the orb weaver spider built it's web and you were giving up hope. I cried! lol it was beautiful and you did very good! ❤ Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
@@NoNAME-qi9tq the giant tree trunk was always part of the plan (see his drawing). The whole bit about the spider inspiring him was fake and just added for dramatic effect.
@@mntngr346 ☝🤓
@@mntngr346 People like you are what's wrong in this world. Negativity only brings negativity. Mikey, regardless of story lines and editing is bringing the best out in nature, animals and caring for our planet. Unsub and watch something else, it's that easy.
Vietnam mentioned! As a long time viewer of yours, I'm happy that my country provided the inspo for your canopy vivarium! Here's to more adventures in Pantdora and Orcadia!
The next episode following this is now up!!! th-cam.com/video/rUDWfdv977M/w-d-xo.html
Can’t wait to see this with all the creatures in it and what was already in it!
Oh my god. I don't know what to say, my jaw is on the floor, the amount of work and research put into this video is crazy! Can't wait for the marmosets! An orb weaver inside the tank would be amazing
You should STRONGLY consider replacing the English Ivy with Wax Ivy! (Ceropegia). English Ivy completely takes over growing spaces and is impossible to remove once it sinks its roots into trees and walls, you have to rip them out with a lot of force! 😅 The vivarium looks incredible! ❤
@ pieterlouw9073 😮 i watched through the video & didn’t see any English ivy. Can you tell me where that is (time stamp) that you saw that?
Because you are absolutely correct; no Hedera Helix should be in the vivarium!
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@@lauraw.7008 24:50 :)
Your story telling are words of pure poetry, I look forward to discovering this journey with you and this community, the suspense is surreal.
I am here to revisit this channel since 2016 and I am seeing a forest right on the screen
What I love about this channel,. its never about the person. it all about the nature in a box
Damn, I started watching you years ago, when you were just "a small ant guy", watching ants in plastic habitats. And now this. I'm so happy for you and to be part of this crazy journey
truely beautifull. ive been inspired buy this man so many times 3yr ago .I live in a country with not alot of ants that are easy to keep but this year.no today i have my 3rd egg from a queen trap jaw ant which many of u now how hard they are to keep for begginers but when ever i go to this channel iam am inspired to keep trying and now i will soon make my own small tarrium with trap jaw ants hopefully lol 😇this guy truely a hero to me
You've done a really amazing job with this one! The only thing I can think of that would make it better is if you threaded a large branch between the two vivariums to make them feel more like a single enclosure. I'm excited to see how these two spaces interact with eachother!
You should make a cave one next, this series is so cool.
…is there a basement level in his house, preferably under Pandora? 😂
@@therussianprincess7036I think it's time he builts a bigger building to house Pantdora cause from here henceforth, the vivarium will just keep on expanding nonstop
or lake
This is what success in life looks like… beautiful home… beautiful mind, creating even more beautiful spaces for beautiful creatures!!!
"I buy too many plants for fun....AND CAN ACTUALLY AFFORD IT"
Man!! You did such a great job! I looks fantastic. I knew it would be radical, and was expecting such, but above and beyond expectations you have achieved! As with everyone else, I can't wait to keep watching new episodes, as they grow, and life finds its way into the new world above! Bravo!
Thank you!🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜
I really like how you have turned your attention to actual ecosystem function - i.e. ecology. As an ecologist this makes me happy! ❤️ Keep educating people on these mechanisms and if you're ever in doubt about anything don't hesitate to ask me for help.
I also really believe that your new found interest in natural conservation is a path you should follow. Your channel is big and growing. This, of course, creates funds for you and your projects. But it could also create funds for an actual fund: The Ants Canada Wildlife Trust 🌿 With this you could help fund important conservation projects not just in the tropics but around the world. You could reach out to someone like Mossy Earth, a great channel and conservation society who focuses on rewilding projects world wide.
Just thoughts. Hope it inspires.
Cheers from Denmark.
As a geographer specifically interested in ecology, this series is so incredibly fascinating!! Hope you do a new terrain for a vivarium concept in the future!
I imagined that one day you will be able to create a museum with all of your vivariums in it!! 🥰
Kudos!!
I’ve never been so happy to watch an episode on YT. I absolutely love this channel. It’s a break for me from all the crazy things online and irl, just to see the beauty of nature and having a fun story to follow along with - aaah, it’s so refreshing. It’s like watching my fav childhood cartoons, the same kind of feeling. Thank you for this channel 🥹💙
Glad you enjoy it!
It's pretty fun to have both you explaining about the canopy and Mossy Earth showing us what lives in their canopy in their upcoming video on their bought piece or rainforest.. There is so much to learn and see :)
Way to not give up because it turned out perfect, so beautiful. Looks like Mother Nature created it herself
It will be cool to see what animals naturally go up and down from one ecosystem to the next!
An artist. A storyteller. A master of his craft.
Thanks for watching!🐜
There isn't a word, phrase, paragraph or book that could actually describe your brilliance and creativity enough to even come close to how we feel about this series, you're just a pure genius and the luckiest person alive. Thank you so damn much for bringing the world such joy and creating such masterpieces with the most epic and fascinating storytelling, narration, ergh, everything! This is just everything rolled into one perfect epic bundle of awesomeness. LEGEND!
My sentiments exactly!
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If this was my setup. Id have house parties where we just watch and talk about what we see in the vivarium. Also, your hardwork and brain racking paid off. Looks amazing man