20 years later: "...the wolves were taking over my tank ecosystem so I had to introduce a new top-level predator, the tiger."

YES

Just add humans, problem solved 😂 all life destroyed in a day

@@hellyF3 Humans... true. 🤣

@@motorbikeray to solve that...

@@hangfire5944 add covid

70 years later, a new species suddenly appears and starts to make little terrariums of their own

Lol

Stolen idea but switched up idea well next time get original or people like me might.. No... WILL say stolen

@@blamgit nobody cares bro 🤨

​@@blamgit Did you actually consider the possibility of two people having the same idea before calling plagiarism? It's not a revolutionary concept

I’ve rewatched this video countless times now, nature truly is amazing. Thank you for doing this for all of us strangers!

I rewatched this video a bunch of times too, I can’t get enough of it!

I’m prolly on my 20th time 😂

Wow

me to lol

This eerily makes me think of how easily Earth could be a terrarium like this and has always been one from the start in some aliens room

It's a new take on the simulation theory

Extradimensional Youtuber: "3.7 Billons years ago I put some microorganisms on a tank, and while I was sad when the meteorite hit it 65 millions years ago now I cant believe what those small guys that appeared just a few millennia ago are doing"

Remember physics?

If so, then the alien responsible for it needs to get their shit together and do something about this one species that wrecking havoc in the terrarium!

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150yrs later, the eco system was still thriving so I had to add another Apex predator. The top of the top. The one sitting at the top of the food chain. The predator that changed history forever. A human being.

And then the humans started to clone themselves xD

he just jumped into the tank and started destroying sht.

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Dude this is awesome.... I think I'm going to try to build one for my kids and let them see how nature and an ecosystem works

That can be very expensive and dangerous, don't

@@kamruzzamantauhid7445 when he says for his kids I don't think that's how he meant it

@@LEG4CYGD_GNT how is it dangerous?

@@vanshshah23probably in case the kids mess with it, either killing the animals or letting them lose meaning you got a bunch of bugs and animals on the loose now

25 years later: as you see, the ecosystem has grown substantially. The redwood trees are coming along nicely. The beavers have built dams between two villages, and the humans have developed their own official currency. Wow,

Him: hahahah... official currency... capitalism... No one: Also him: *TIME TO ADD ALIENS*

xD

Rofl

@@daigomasculinidade 😂

What kind of water should i use for a paludarium? Tap water? Or something else?

That’s actually really cool to have it your room . It looks insanely professional compared to something I designed lol. That’s so cool you can put shrimp , and other animals like that .

I agree

Does he actually feed the animals in there or do they actually stay alive by consuming whatever inside the ecosystem.

​@@ozanozenir2503 I imagine he has to introduce some protein here and there, but other than that it should be a secure ecosystem

@@undeadsentenal8093 do you mean like dead bugs or something like that? Which is fair because it happens in the nature too.

@@ozanozenir2503 ussaly the goal with these is to not feed them. The ecosystem is their food if done right

The fact that it is not on something like natural geographic is insane

I am inspired. Once I am stable on my own, I will create my own ecosystem as well. Would love to hear tiny creatures that are usually out of sight, live, and thrive.

It really inspired me! I built an open ecosystem and it's really tiny, I am keeping in some springtails, mites, snails and critters for now and planted some moss and plants. It's been days and weeks since I made it and I will keep it in my classroom, once it comes together completely established.

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I’m thinking about doing one. What’s the maintenance like?

Beautiful civilization my friend! Kudos!

30 years later, “I was definitely getting concerned when the mini humans I introduced discovered nuclear fission, and began to question if there was life outside of the terrarium.”

"They have begun to worship me as the Almighty Man Outside the Glass."

@@Jay-sl9josome of them are starting to defy me… I think they’re called “atheists”???

@@AdonisBob BAHAHAHAHA

☠️☠️

mini kim jung un.... Rocket miniman

I love everything about this tank and want to build something similar! I would love to know how you made the storm system! And is there a way to not have populations grow out of control? I don't want to have 10 tanks of all the baby crabs, lizards and shrimp haha Also, what are some of the other colorful plants you used? They were so cool!

It’s quite inspiring that you can perfectly mimic an ecosystem , obviously not mimic , but make a functioning one , LOVE IT

I've watched this so many times, and it's really amazing how beautiful nature really is. I hope humans can work together to protect it. Thanks for sharing and working on this, really helped me understand what the world really is like.

I showed my 5 yr old this video and now he is OBSESSED with making an ecosystem. I know what you do is on a larger scale, and it's BEAUTIFUL, but if you cN I would love to see maybe a mini ecosystem he could try to do himself ( with my help) from this g you can find outside and our very I expensive materials and small, SMALL animals.

This is the first video of yours that I've seen and I'm absolutely blown away by this creation which far exceeds anything else I've seen on youtube. I also love that you present your own amazing work even though you have a speech impediment! My whole family is disabled (invisible ones) so it's great to see other people who can be at the top of their game and so confident in their work, even with challenges!

These videos are fascinating. They are a physical example of how an ecosystem works in real time. It is easy to get spatially lost in the details when thinking of larger ecosystems, such as an entire forest basin, for example. However, experiments like these really bring to light what just a few key ingredients (abiotic and biotic material, and energy) can lead to in just a few months to a year.

I'm really enjoying the time lapse videos. It would be really cool to do a project where you explain how to build, and do a time lapse of its all over a long period like these videos. I love eco system builds and really wish I had the knowledge of how to build one

I will second that without hesitation

This is amazing! So impressive the amount of effort you put into this, what an incredible project! 👏

Amazing simulation of this really good ecosystem. Interesting facts and Great Work!

Wow, this really shows how ecosystems work and how animals use adaptations to survive!

I’ve worked in the aquarium industry for over 30 years and this tank is one of the best!

Thank you, I appreciate it!

Dayum he got complimented by a expert

coolest tank I've seen

I could've never imagined such a tank! Definitely wonderful! 🤗

@@lauradavis929 Proof?

Wow, it's amazing to see how this paludarium has transformed into a self-sustaining ecosystem over the past year! The vampire crabs and mourning geckos are so interesting to watch, and it's clear that you've put a lot of effort and care into creating such a harmonious environment. It's great to see people taking an interest in building and maintaining ecosystems like this. Keep up the great work, and thank you for sharing your knowledge and passion with us!

This is absolutely fascinating. Thank you for putting in all of the time and effort, and for sharing!

I would love to see like a full hour long video, going day by day on how each enclosure, of any nature, live and grow

This is still my favorite tank. Not only the animals, i also love the plants. I hope you can make an update video.

I’m mind-blown and especially love the rainstorms. Seeing how the species relate to each other is fascinating.

i could watch a 30 minute documentary about this, dude u gotta keep going this is S tier content

Thank you!

S tier content.

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I could watch a whole hour! Also I love your vids too

@@TheDrPlants My good sir, where did you get your crabs and geckos. Im highly interested in maybe getting an ecosystem like yours.

I don't even have the slightest interest in these types of things, but the content you have shared was amazing and I watched it from the beginning till the end. great work

I love this setup, do you think you could put frogs in this setup instead of geckos? and if so which species would you get?

Fantastic work man. Just incredible. Those crabs are amazing. This is the best video i have ever seen on YouTube.

This is the DOPEST thing I’ve ever seen in my whole entire life!!!!!!!!! I would totally pay this man thousands to come set one of these up in my house!!! ❤

This is so cool!!! The more rangy the plants became, the more natural it looked. Just beautiful!

As a Geo Ecology student with great interest for film and animation I’d love a project where you would film a nature documentary about small live in an ecosystem only to zoom out in the end to show the audience, that what they thought was an entire rain forest is actually the tank in this guys living room. Imagine the amazement over the video perspective, scientific study, ecological experiment and human craftsmanship!

Basically any Nat Geo or Discovery Channel documentary 👍🏽

@@junglebunny6092 always suspected they we’re in a huge tank

Even Attenborough's team use that technique sometimes

@@lucasrhys0363 Oh, I didn’t know! That’s so cool!

@@lucasrhys0363 We are, they call it Earth.

I love watching your projects! It's so neat to see someone take such good care of the ecosystems they create.

how did he sustain the water so clean for months???? this is a real question and this is gonna be a huge tip for my tank!

The shrimps, snails and plants filter the water

I never thought, I'd fall in love with biology in spite of being an architecture student.

Nature is just so unanticipated. This goes out to show, that Evolution happens, co exists with us. It isn’t just a theory as stated by Darwin, but is a fact, just like this masterpiece over here, that speaks or slaps! Very very beautiful and growing and multiplying! And just something beyond imagination!✨

This looks like an incredible project and I’ve always wanted to try something like it. Any ideas or resources for people to get started?

Not only the efforts he had put in building that thing ...we must also appreciate the camera works ...it felt like a full fledged documentary on NatGeo Great work man!

Thank you! It takes so long!

100%!

Actually, many shot of nature documentaries are shot in tanks like this one 😄 Especially when it comes to very small animals like insects, they are usually not filmed somewhere in a real rainforest.

@@TheDrPlants You could start a business with that kind of ecosystem knowledge.

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Oh my gosh! Absolutely the most fascinating thing I’ve ever seen! I had no clue this could be built. Beautiful!

Idea: Different tanks, different ecosystems, forest, underground, aquatic, etc later maybe after a week or so? Connect them to a larger tank than all of them and let them interact

2 years later: so I expanded the ecosystem to me and my neighbour's backyards and started remaking it from scratch, all the animals were happy about moving to a bigger tank. But a problem emerged. The geckos were overpopulating very quickly and the mini humans (who have grown into the size of an adult man) couldn't do anything about it, so I genetically modified and created new apex predators that'll chomp to the top of the food chain. The dinosaurs from the jurrasic park and world franchise.

I find these ecosystems beautiful and intriguing. I'd like to built one myself but I have limited time for maintenance. Can somebody expand on the required maintenance for these ecosystems?

I love the rainstorm. What a beautiful tank!

I know

This is such a good way to learn about ecosystems, predator-prey relationships and balance in these systems. This is the content I want to see.

There are several channels that provide similar content. One I particularly like is called life in jars.

People need to know more about microorganisms ecology and their benefits

Fortunately, the digital cameras for recording these kinds of ecosystems are getting better and better every day and the prices have come down to the point that even the most limited budgets can afford a few. Plus, resources like YouTube can help expose your work to interested viewers around the world.

It may be harsh, but I’d like to see new species introduced, predators and prey, to see how the environment evolves.

Right this was very interesting

1 minute felt like 20 in this video! If this was rateable, I would give it 5 stars!!

It would have been better if he did this on a larger area or a new full area ecosystem. 😂 Just imagine him doing it that way! Super

Please make more videos and even add sequels to the ecosystem videos

1690 years later: “morning gekos discovered nuclear fusion, I’m slightly concerned about it, but they never launched it into the tank wall. 2nd war has started between the morning geckos and crabs, crabs are manufacturing robotic prosthesis to enhance their body. Gekos are winning right now, but I think crabs are planning a come back”

This is quite interesting because I just learned about ecology and how the populations are balanced😮

Let us appreciate the fact he’s put in over a years work, however much money and a tonne of research, yet for us it’s a quick 8min video. Thanks for the video and best of luck with future endeavours.

Research and materials really takes lots of money,i mean he spent a lot,he deserve it.

That's why I let the ads play. I just mute the sound of the ads to save my battery and use the opportunity to get water. And eat a crab, my mom says. She is correct.

He's made millions from just this video alone.

The rainstorm and flashes of lightning, it is fantastic

@@SuperFartyman millions on this one video? I learned that about 1m views pays around $5-7k.. Yeah. Learning how much they get from views is my favorite hobby now.

Your brain was so preoccupied on whether or not it could, that it forgot to stop and think about if it should. I'm glad you did. Amazing video ❤️❤️❤️

I wonder what you do to keep the water fresh? When I had fish in an aquarium as a kid it was alot of work to change the water all the time.

Kudos to you fella!.....Its just art❤

Storms.! Wow. Ok I’m impressed! I was afraid for a while…..glad your ecosystem balanced. I am intrigued to see where this is going and subscribing.

The holes in the background for the plants, how do you prevent the water from staying in there so the roots don't rot with the water sprinklers active?

This is not the kind of content I expect to see on YouTube but they clearly need more creator like you my friend. What a video

Yes youtube needs more creators like him! It is so inspiring and creative.

@Starwars Experte  yes, less idiots arguing about stupid stuff, and people to farm views. More people who are creative, innovative, and interesting. Like thus guy

Took the words right out of my mouth

Literally every type of video is on Youtube though! :)

Sadly, annoying Youtube personalities that do dumb stuff are the ones that get 30 million views per video. I'm glad this one got 7 million views, but there are others out there who barely break a million. I'm really sad for those talented creators.

This is such a tease. I NEED to do this. I NEED more tutorials.!!!

Would putting a red-eyed tree frog in this ecosystem instead of the other predators be a good idea? It would be really cool if you made a video of how to make a functional ecosystem.

Splendid job mate!

Creating non-static equilibrium as in nature is a very hard task. You have shown great skill, knowledge and observational ability in mixing and multiplying these species together successfully. Congratulations!

Yeah my terrarium has snails and basically nothing else

@@Ipissinjarstf2 add different organisms then lol

Did he reach equilibrium? At the end there's too many gecko and basically little shrimp i think

@@gary7846 those geckos species were a terrible choice

The Aliens would be proud G

I want a four or five pillar living art exhibit. Four identical tanks, totally self-contained. One is desert, scorpions, cacti, tarantulas. The other is jungle like this one. The other is Snowy, cold, curious what kind of animal or insect could live comfortably on display. Another that is all aquatic, water. Another all pine tree, etc.

"100 years later, the snails overpowered, they took control of everything, the mini humans made a team with the wolfes, and they made the "nuclear wolf", the mini humans launched the nuclear weapon, but a snail deactivated it, what'll happen 200 years later?"

This was so dope too see. I want to build my own

Wow! this is incredible and beautiful. i don’t have the wherewithal to try this, but watching yours is so cool! your narration, videogrphy, and editing are superb!! did you learn all this stuff on your own or were you a bio person? :)

*1 million years later:* - "I can craft stuff too, pal, just like I crafted your reality!" - *Throws a rock* - "You crafty son of a..." - "I crafted the guy that created the planet you're standing on!" - "Yeah and I made the stars that became the carbon in your mother's ovaries!" - "I didn't ask to be born!"

This has gone far enough

"50 years later the ecosystem has Grown exponentially. As you can see, lizard sentient beings emerged and started creating Facebook. Truly wonderful"

Andrew garfield

@@annelove3460 they gon put him in the cage to go to the vet after he got caught eating romanian lasagna.

He even put BBQ sauce on a shelf

Lmao

I’d like to see what they would make besides facebook

I dream of creating a massive ecosystem like this.

i love your videos, they taught me so much!

It’s the first video I watch on this channel and all I can say, congrats for your work ❤

This is really inspiring me to build a tank with my son and my girls son,

Protect this man at all costs

Yes

I had an aquarium with enough plants and aquatic life that I eventually didn't need to put food in anymore. It was self sustaining and the water was crystal clear. Was like a master level setup. Crazy what nature can do if you just add the right ingredients and leave it alone. I had to move out of state an unfortunately gave it to a guy who didn't realize what he had. I think about that aquarium all the time. 😭

What did he do with it?

@@kirbythepinkguy he ruined it. Took all the plants out and redecorated it with plastic stuff. Basically killed the eco system.

@@cknorris3644 cannot even begin to imagine the thought process inside that guy's head... his tank basically being set up for him perfectly yet he takes everything out and replaces it for what reason😭😭

@@cknorris3644 THAT'S SO OUTRAGEOUS OH MY GODDDDDD I'M SO ANGRY

@@cknorris3644 I’m going to cry now.

These videos are so cool, watching life bloom in a small terrarium, introducing predators and prey. Taking pets to the next level.

I wish there were more videos like this

This is so awesome!! I'd sit there for hours just to watch!

Very interesting experience. I wish I could have something like that. The rain is especially interesting. Where do you get all these species? Keep up the good work.

Lol if I were him, I would call the crab eating the mealworm cupa takeout cupa and the one caught blowing bubbles th3 obvious name, bubbles. Anyway, love the video, would love to see more of these ecosystems! Also, love the quote "oh yeah, and it rains. I forgot to mention." Or I was something along those lines and I don't know why :)

this guy's channel is growing faster than his homemade ecosystem

100 years later, citizens of his homemade ecosystem will be forced to susbscribe his channel.

Lol

ikr

Is it? It’s still less than a million.

@@KenLinx Had 450 subs when he started the ecosystem

Your videos are outstanding! Would it be worth considering adding fish or is it not possible here?

Love the video! super cool terrarium, keep up the good work. Love to see fellow terriumologists!!🎉❤😊

Grass is a type of plant with narrow leaves growing from the base. Their appearance as a common plant was in the mid-Cretaceous period. There are 12,000 species now. [1] A common kind of grass is used to cover the ground in places such as lawns and parks. Grass is usually the color green. That is because they are wind-pollinated rather than insect-pollinated, so they do not have to attract insects. Green is the best colour for photosynthesis. Grasslands such as savannah and prairie where grasses are dominant cover 40.5% of the land area of the Earth, except Greenland and Antarctica.[2] Grasses are monocotyledon herbaceous plants. They include the "grass" of the family Poaceae, which are called grass by ordinary people. This family is also called the Gramineae, and includes some of the sedges (Cyperaceae) and the rushes (Juncaceae).[3] These three families are not very closely related, though all of them belong to clades in the order Poales. They are similar adaptations to a similar life-style. With around 780 genera and around 12,000 species,[1] the Poaceae is the fifth-largest plant family, after the Asteraceae, Orchidaceae, Fabaceae and Rubiaceae.[4] The true grasses include cereals, bamboo and the grasses of lawns (turf) and grassland. Uses for graminoids include food (as grain, sprouted grain, shoots or rhizomes), drink (beer, whisky), pasture for livestock, thatching thatch, paper, fuel, clothing, insulation, construction, sports turf, basket weaving and many others. Many grasses are short, but some grasses can grow tall, such as bamboo. Plants from the grass family can grow in many places and make grasslands, including areas which are very arid or cold. There are several other plants that look similar to grass and are referred to as such, but are not members of the grass family. These plants include rushes, reeds, papyrus and water chestnut. Seagrass is a monocot in the order Alismatales. Grasses are an important food for many animals, such as deer, buffalo, cattle, mice, grasshoppers, caterpillars and many other grazers. Unlike other plants, grasses grow from the bottom, so when animals eat grass they usually do not destroy the part that grows.[5] This is a part of why the plants are successful. Without grass, soil may wash away into rivers (erosion).

I would trust this man to get animals to be able to survive in the wild

Yo! how easily can you hold your geckos? Could they be as tame as leopard geckos if you work with them enough?

I was already impressed but the rain segment...god damn. So impressed with people who can create and manage these awesome creations. Incredible setup and ecosystem you've built here man.

The thunder though... 🔥

Cringe af,

@@Lamiishere mad?

@@Lamiishere No dad? 🥺

@@Lamiishere lami more like lame

I want an extended version of this sooooo bad

This is absolutely astonishing. I would suggest putting different language subs in the next video. I'm sure there are people willing to help, and it would attract many new viewers

WOW!! You're an awesomely amazing hobbyist! Is this high maintenance? P.S sorry, I'm a new subscriber. 🙂

All I thought of is Goldblum's famous quote, "life finds a way" when the female geckos started reproducing. Pretty fucking amazing to see a real life example of this being true.

even though i feared insects, But i love seeing these ecosystem content.

I’m taking an ecology course this semester, specifically called Human Ecology and this is a perfect example of how humans interact this their environment. I gotta show this to my instructor! Awesome job dude!

Thank you!

@Dr. Plants  could you possibly try and aquatic ecosystem. Or try bioluminescent algae?

Oh yeah I would love to see an aquatic environment

@@accordingtomycalculations7816 And would you dare be brave enough to introduce some "symbiote" in to the mix, excuse me I meat to say intelligent slime mold🤔🤷🏾‍♂️

Lmfao

I was wondering whether to make this paludarium or the desert one Which one do you think is easier to make ( price and attention to it ) also if you could, can you tell me hi hi animals would go well together in a tank this big or smaller

Imagine if this is how life as we know it was developed, and that we are just some species evolving inside of someone's bedside tank that we call the universe.

Hello, is there any way to balance the ecosystem? For example, replace the geckos with another predator or add another predator?

I just discovered your channel yesterday and I am fascinated. It is amazing and I need to show my kids. Thank you and pleeeease keep sharing 🥰

it’s been a year since you made this video. please make a part2

In a YT filled with reaction videos, false sensationalism and just plain junk, it is so awesome to see this type of high quality content. Congrats on a cool channel!

Can't forget the nonsense of YouTube shorts

Exactly my thoughts, this is the most entertaining, educative channel❤️

666th like thank you goodbye.

woo hoo :)

This channel is the best ive seen in a while