Another terrarium build in the books and this on is a MINI Detailed Terrarium! I've been wanting to make this one for awhile now and I decided the other day that it was finally time to make it happen. My goal with this one was to show you that even if you're limited to working on a small scale, you can still make a pretty cool terrarium. Of course I already showed you the Tiny Native Terrariums, but as I've said on many occasion, those are sort of a gimmick. Although they do work, they're not practical. This one on the other hand is small enough that it's appealing, but large enough that it's still practical. Not to mention that something like this can be made for very little money given the size of the jar. When all was said and done I think this terrarium turned out pretty well, but it's not as detailed as I would have liked it to be. In all honestly I didn't take a ton of time being a perfectionist because of my current situation, so maybe we'll revisit this project or make something similar in the future. That said, I do think this terrarium is detailed enough to warrant the title and I like... I usually like all of my terrarium though. :) Check out the below videos if you are new to terrariums: Closed Terrarium Basics: youtu.be/7Lg4tzkHgVo False Bottoms: youtu.be/slDOiWyKWu0 Terrarium Substrate: youtu.be/bmSr17J2jho Make a Terrarium for Free: youtu.be/KR2Lo0rOF7g If you have any comments, suggestions or questions, leave them down in the comments! For additional content like this, photos of my terrariums, projects sneak peeks and more, follow me on Instagram @SerpaDesign. www.instagram.com/serpadesign/ If you want to support me and are looking for some gear to make your own terrariums, then check out the affiliate links below. Theses are the same tools you see me use in my build: My Go-To Tweezers: amzn.to/2na0LIQ Tiny Terrarium Jars: amzn.to/2PARnel

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