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  1. chris69

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    Oct 4th 2007, 20:11

    I love terrariums but their always so darn expensive....is there someplace they can be found inexpensively

  2. al-alo

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    Oct 4th 2007, 20:37

    i saw a pretty neat one, made completely of discarded windows. it wasnt too air tight. but i think it worked ok.

  3. comptart_lws

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    Oct 5th 2007, 08:34

    A cast-off aquarium works well, too. Maybe a recycle arrangement could be coordinated with retailers of new aquariums? I can understand why they wouldn't want to store and re-sell the old ones but, maybe they could suggest donation to Urban Roots, who could then sell them at a very low price? Just a thought.
    I too, had a terrarium as a kid (mostly African Violets). I think this is a great hobby for young people… it fosters caring, hope, patience, appreciation of nature — all in one's own micro-world. Good luck with the program!

  4. Arete

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    Oct 5th 2007, 08:56

    I LOVE this idea....what a cool combination of Buffalo resources for all age groups.

  5. artbuff

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    Oct 5th 2007, 10:13

    The project the science teachers will be leading will make use of inexpensive materials. This photo is a of one of the designer terrariums for sale at Urban Roots, and this is probably not what you would use with your children. Check in on Saturday, or follow up with Urban Roots on what materials the science teachers used.