Sean Kelly

Yeah, I just thought it'd be cool to document it.

I thought maybe some people might like it, but I didn't think I'd get this kind of traction, honestly.

Yeah, millions, man.

It's crazy, honestly.

I'm actually really surprised by it.

Absolutely.

I saw it online.

This guy had one that was closed and opened it for 80 years.

It was nuts.

All green in there.

I want to see that one, too.

So vivariums is just an all-encompassing term.

So you've got your basic... I want to say four different types.

You've got your aquarium, which is just underwater.

Everything's underwater.

You've got a riparium, which is like a fish tank, but you've got plants growing on top of it, mainly just rooting into the water.

Or some people will try to make it look like you're...

like the like the edge of a stream almost like if you were to just take like a piece of the stream right where the water and the land sections meet cut it out and put it in a okay like a waterfall section like uh like just think of like a river bank yeah where the water meets the land oh just cut that section out and put it in an aquarium got it it's mainly water with a little land at the top

A polydarium is going to be mainly land with a section of water.

And then your terrarium is just land with the drainage layer.