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Step-by-step instructions on how to buld a 6"x6"x3/4" Plaster/Gypsum Ant Terrarium or Habitat. |
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Next take your knife and carefully cut away the excess plaster between the edge of the glass and the plaster holding it place in the Terrarium. Be careful not to cut too deeply but just deep enough to allow the glass to seperate from the mold when one prys the glass apart from the plaster mold. Be careful not to gouge the plaster too deeply nor to break any critical parts of the plaster mold itself. Also pay attention to which orientation and side the glass was located in the mold when lifting the glass off. (a marker can help) |
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