Sean Kelly

Yeah.

Wow.

It's like.

Gosh, I don't have the exact measurements, but it's at least four feet tall.

That one definitely took me the longest.

I think it was like 30, 40 minutes a day for four, five weeks.

Wow.

But there's also like...

If you're building the bigger terrariums, there's curing processes for some of the materials, like silicone, for example.

One of the products I use is called Expanding Foam.

It's great stuff, Expanding Foam.

And it's pond and stone safe.

It's made specifically to fill in gaps in between ponds.

But...

You can use it in a terrarium to build out your backdrop.

So that's one of my preferred methods, actually, is to spray the spray foam and then carve it down to make it look how I want.

And then I'll layer that with aquarium safe silicone and a mixture of cocoa peat and sphagnum moss, which gives it a backdrop that I can then attach like moss or plants or whatever.

That's cool.

One of my favorite ways to actually make a terrarium look really cool and natural is

Once again, Frog Daddy, I go there, he's got a wet moss mix.