✨Build a 36x18x36 DIY paludarium with two waterfalls, pumps, and 16 gallons of water
🏞️Separate water from land using corrugated plastic and create custom air ducts
💦Install a fogger misting system and internal air ducts with 40mm fans for circulation
🔌Add water overflow drains, an exterior water heater, and a custom lid
🌈Decorate the paludarium with cork bark, spiderwood, ghost wood, and driftwood
What are the dimensions of the DIY paludarium?
—The DIY paludarium is 36 inches long, 18 inches wide, and 36 inches high.
How many waterfalls are included in the paludarium?
—The paludarium features two waterfalls with separate pumps for each.
What materials are used to separate water from land?
—Corrugated plastic is used to create a back chamber and divide the water and land sections.
How is air circulation ensured in the paludarium?
—The paludarium has an internal air duct system with 40mm fans for circulation.
What types of wood are used for decoration in the paludarium?
—Cork bark, spiderwood, ghost wood, and driftwood are used for decoration in the paludarium.
00:02Introduction to the DIY paludarium project
00:10Overview of the key features, including waterfalls, pumps, and water volume
00:17Explanation of how water is separated from land using corrugated plastic
00:23Details on the installation of the fogger misting system and air ducts
00:31Introduction to additional features such as water overflow drains and exterior water heater
00:41Overview of the goal to show the whole process of building the paludarium
01:16Starting the construction process by preparing the enclosure
02:35Building the internal air ducts using 40mm fans
