I Made a Mini Indoor Swamp Ecosystem, Here’s How!

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In this video, I’ll show you how I created a shallow swamp ecosystem that looks just like a miniature indoor pond! I’ll take you through the full step-by-step tutorial and share plenty of tips and tricks along the way. Enjoy the video:)

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Date: November 2, 2025

37 thoughts on “I Made a Mini Indoor Swamp Ecosystem, Here’s How!

  1. Beautiful build, except I wouldn’t put a neon tetra in anything smaller than 10 gallons. These are schooling shoaling fish that want room to move.This is extremely restrictive. Maybe five or six chili rasboras nothing bigger than that.

  2. Thanks to everyone who mentioned the tank size, looking back, I do agree it was an oversight on my part. I’ve since moved the tetras into a larger tank with more swimming space. I really appreciate the feedback and will certainly make another tank in this style, but on the larger side.

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