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Off topic post, recently a bit active in photo shooting more than aquascape. The reason why I do that is to understand the nature, like Mr Takashi Amano does. So is a helpful skill to develop our aquascaping and some nature behaviour. The place I am staying has such a limited stone scape, but worth for deep in study of the formation. If you like my photography, please drop a 'LIKE' on my link. Thank you very much.
Showing posts with label layout. Show all posts
Showing posts with label layout. Show all posts

Thursday, May 1, 2008

Rescape my tank



Was really tired after rescaping my aquatic tank until midnight, it took me a few hours to relocate the stones, plants and did water change as well. Water is still in cloudy condition as you can see in the photo, perhaps 2 days later, the water will be crystal clear again.

So far the design is satisfying, however there are still room to improve on the layout. Well, this is my third time rescape the tank, and it's really a tough work. Now I will leave the tank to stabilize for 2 weeks to allow the plants to grow bushy and by then I will trim the plants to achieve the planned layout.

Wednesday, April 30, 2008

New idea of the layout

Top view plan

For the past few days, I have the urge to rescape my tank, but without a good idea is very hard for me to start moving the drift wood & plants. The plan above is the latest idea of how to place each plants, drift wood, and stones.

Legend:

  1. SPIKY MOSS
  2. HEMIANTHUS CALLITRICHOIDES
  3. MICROSORUM PTEROPUS ‘NARROW’ (NARROW FERN LEAF)
  4. MICROSORUM PTEROPUS 'WINDELOV'
  5. ANUBIAS BARTERI var. NANA
  6. CRYPTOCORYNE UNDULATA
  7. VALLISNERIA ASIATICA var. BIWAENSIS
  8. LOBELIA CARDINALIS
  9. DRIFT WOOD
  10. NEW!! GRASS TYPE PLANT