• Integrated grow light — a 6500K LED fixture sits in an anodised aluminium housing on top of the cylinder, wired with a 1.5 m cable so it plugs straight into a nearby power point.
• Adjustable ventilation — the lid vents open to let humidity escape or close to hold it in, so you can dial in the right conditions for moss and ferns without opening the terrarium.
• Crystal-clear glass cylinder — a single curved cylinder rather than a boxy tank, so the planting inside is visible from every angle.
• Two sizes, one shape — the 150 suits a bedside table or narrow shelf; the 200 gives noticeably more growing depth for a larger moss or fern display.

Both sizes run on 240 V AC, 50 Hz with an Australian plug, and the LED fixture is built from anodised aluminium with a 1.5 m power cable.

The 150 is the better fit on a desk, bedside table or narrow shelf where footprint matters more than growing depth. The 200 stands almost 9 cm taller and holds close to a litre more volume, which gives moss, ferns and taller miniature plants noticeably more room to establish before they need trimming.

Included: the glass cylinder, the integrated LED grow light with adjustable ventilation lid, and the power cable.

Not included: moss, ferns, plants, substrate or hardscape — these are sold separately so you can build the display to your own design.

Suitable for moss, ferns, miniature tropical plants and closed-terrarium displays kept on a desk, shelf or bench. Not designed as an aquarium — it isn't sold or plumbed to hold fish, shrimp or other aquatic livestock long-term.

Mist lightly and rarely. A closed terrarium recycles its own moisture through the glass and the vented lid, and overwatering — not underwatering — is the most common way a moss terrarium fails. Open the vents for a few hours if you see heavy condensation building up on the glass.

Covered against manufacturing defects under Bioscape's warranty, in addition to your rights under Australian Consumer Law.

Do I need to add water?

Only a light misting now and then. The closed design holds humidity well, so the terrarium doesn't need topping up like an open planter.

Can I keep shrimp or fish in it?

No — this is a terrarium for moss and plants, not an aquarium, and it isn't set up to hold aquatic livestock.

Does the light run all the time?

You can leave it on a timer for a normal 8–10 hour photoperiod, the same as you would for any planted display; running cost is low given the light draws only 5 W or 10 W depending on size.

Which size fits a narrow shelf best?

The 150, at 15 cm across, is the narrower footprint of the two — the 200 needs closer to 22.5 cm of bench width.