Building and Maintaining Terrariums

The video explores the creation of terrariums on two different budgets: $10 and $1,000. The creator demonstrates how to build a budget-friendly terrarium using jars and natural materials, while also constructing a more elaborate $1,000 terrarium with a working river and advanced features. The video concludes with a comparison of the two terrariums, highlighting the differences in cost and complexity, and ends with a humorous note on the impracticality of expensive terrariums.

What is the main goal of the video tutorial?

• To compare different types of aquariums

• To teach how to care for exotic pets

• To demonstrate how to grow plants indoors

• To show how to build a terrarium for $10 and $11,000

Where did the narrator find affordable jars for the $10 terrarium?

• Facebook Marketplace

• PetSmart

• Amazon

• Local thrift store

What was used as a drainage layer in the $10 terrarium?

• Sand from a local beach

• Plastic beads

• Collected rocks from outside

• Purchased gravel

What unique feature was included in the $1,000 terrarium?

• A desert landscape

• A working river

• A mountain range

• A waterfall

What was the main challenge in building the desert terrarium?

• Creating a drainage system

• Adding aquatic plants

• Locating affordable sand

• Finding a suitable cactus

How did the narrator acquire sand for the desert terrarium?

• Collected from a nearby desert

• Purchased from a store

• Borrowed from a friend

• Used leftover sand from another project

What life form was added to the lake terrarium?

• A small fish

• A cricket

• A frog

• An albino mystery snail

What type of fish was added to the $1,000 terrarium?

• Guppies

• Goldfish

• Tetras

• Betta fish

What was the narrator's final message about the $1,000 terrarium?

• It's not worth the cost

• It's better to buy a car instead

• It's perfect for beginners

• It's a worthwhile investment

What did the narrator suggest viewers do at the end of the video?

• Build their own terrarium

• Subscribe to the channel

• Visit a local pet store

• Buy a $1,000 terrarium