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Ammania bonsai in my emersed pot :) Sent from my D6502 using Tapatalk

Eriocaulon quinquangular and Eriocaulon parkerii in my emersed set up. Sent from my D6502 using Tapatalk

Rank 809 :) Here's the fts. Sent from my D6502 using Tapatalk

All the entries from India :) Including mine. Sent from my D6502 using Tapatalk

So starting another cave scape, this time the dimensions of the tank are weird, it's 18"*12"*9" (lbh) I want to make 2-3 bridges in the limited depth creating a cave with light falling through it. If anyone has reference pics please post them, I saw one done by hamsa Arif which I really liked...

Some new emersed setups of mine for storing and propagating. Hygrophila compacta Cryptocoryne nevilii just newly potted with first new leaves Bolbitis heudolotii getting first new leaves I like product photography so I did this for my potted Cryptocoryne wendtii (more of these can be...

Completely forgot about posting here. I took the final shot for TGIAC, IAPLC & AGA here are some close ups. Golden bee shrimps added At first I thought I'd add boraras sp. But realised that the stone will hide the fish. So instead went for sundadanio Axelrodii "blue" sent from my Sony z2

Just propagated and sold some reineckii mini from my propagater. :) sent from my Sony z2

Some candid shots of my tank :) The rilis are carrying. Soon will have enough to give away. sent from my Sony z2

Day 100 update sent from my Sony z2

Just propagated some from my propagater :) A full shot. Peacock moss flowering :) sent from my Sony z2

My propagator. Actually more like a dump spot. A place where I put plants that i have no space for. In it there alternanthera reineckii mini, java moss, peacock moss, thiudium sp., monte carlo and selaginella sp

Love the scape. Just create some variations on the right side.

Finally added some shrimps. Have added red rilis. If all goes well will add few more. Sent from my Panasonic P11

Thinking of CBS or rilis with galaxy rasboras. I referred to a book by readers digest called wonders of the world. Lots of inspirational landscapes in that book. Sent from my Panasonic P11