Ecosystem Rain System Installed. The convection system is next!

[brooksmiller]

People like you are the reason why I love youtube so much. Thank you for sharing your work

[hectorlara]

Very nice mechanical cloud, excellent work.

[thelonewrangler]

Well, this is definitely a science experiment worthy of my sub

[PROF-YAGI]

This by far some of the amazing natural styles of aquarium work for bringing and giving natural type of system for the aquatic inhabitants. Very very amazing and couldn't be more thrilled to see more of this

[victorbenitez]

Wow, AMAZING. The more I look into ideas and craftsmanship of this hobby, the more I fall in love with it! Great job boss!

[justlovely]

Now that I found your channel, I have to watch them all. Thank you.

[Fancysymbol]

if this was an advert for aquarium glue and a 3d printer it worked exceptionally well

[MattHeite]

I thought you were collecting the condensation from the aquatic side for the rain, so it’s a closed system but this is cool too

[blessedbeauty]

- *This seems so difficult, * yet really cool. I probably couldn't figure that out, or have the money to, but this is epic!

[amam]

it's really a nuts setup, it's got so many moving parts and I am questioning the usage of space and the purposes, but I guess that you got curious and you just wanted to see a different design than what many content creators makes for their vivarium. and now it's more machine than actual terrarium. I can see parallels with fascination of v8 engines: which is a lot of machine, and very little people. yours is similar: lot of machine, not much terrarium. but to understand the machine I guess one has to build it.

[carlossantana]

It's very nice, just as a tip, try keeping the channels straight when it's possible, specially if you're connecting to other tanks. I get the water spreads out more but you can see the channel has low pressure, it only drips out with gravity. The curves add resistance for the pump and will directly reduce the pressure after passing through them.

It works now but as you expand it you may find the pump won't cut it at one point, then either you reduce the resistance or get a bigger pump

[banhatlessducks]

Love it when an idea comes together, great work.

[EmpressOfExile]

Im blown away by the sheer amount of people commenting _"it would be cheaper to buy misters"_ or _"its so over engineered blah blah"_ because they're too smooth 🧠 to understand that this is a *closed & fully self-sustaining ecosystem* and everything here serves to literally *recreate the freshwater & O²/CO² cycles* 💯

[rcjabroniyup]

For this to be more accurate you need to have scale airplanes doing a little cloud seeding for ya 😂

[DirtyPlunger]

My mind is blown right now. That is so rad.

[IndoorJungle]

I never thought of printing hose guards/guides. Genius!!

[ThatOneCoolPufferfish]

holy, all its missing is a intense tide enviornment where the water is poured for the rain, the waste produced by some of the microorganisms and stuff will also fertilize the other plants.

[molluskscommawethe]

Thanks! I was definitely going to do something more utilitarian (frame-mounted, perforated airline), but it sounds like I should just buy that hose I'd never heard of, and glueing it to the lid is so much more elegant + easier.

[isakrindahl]

This is the type of content I am searching for

[mattbrennan]

Now there’s someone with a lot of spare time on their hands. 😅 well done !