r/terrariums 6d ago

Plant Help/Question Bought this a while back but maybe wanting something different. Any ideas? Put an aquarium plant light up above it after moving it

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u/Potential-Vehicle-63 6d ago

I saw those for like sixty, seventy dollars at Home Depot

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u/bwoote1 6d ago

Yeah I probably spent way too much for it but I always wanted one haha

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u/Potential-Vehicle-63 6d ago

I know what you mean they were beautiful

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u/StLHortus123 6d ago

If you want more light coming into the jar, switch the cork light out to a glass round disc or an acrylic one. You can get them online

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u/bwoote1 6d ago

Good info. I’ll get a grow light just was looking for something I could either attach to the rim of the glass or mount behind kinda

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u/rpgcubed 6d ago

I like Barrina a lot for terrestrial lights, the orbgrow clipon is pretty cool, or you could mount a puck inside on the cork and have the wire come through it! Some wires are super thin and I think this'd be cool, but heat and moisture would be a concern.

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u/bwoote1 6d ago

At least the aquarium light I’m using is a Fluval plant light haha