Well the items arrived Wednesday on a pallet and I couldn't wait for the project to begin. Having recently moved from Marine I had a little bit of a learning curve, but had some ideas on what I wanted to achieve.
This was to create a minimalist affect less is more, clean cut look. I'm still on a learning curve with this type of setup and no doubt will make some mistakes but keeping things minimal will also help to keep mistakes to a minimum a well (theory at least)
Setup consists of:
ADA Cuba Garden 90P tank
ADA Garden Stand Steel Frame
ADA 600 Filter including Glasswork
Twinstar 900e (soon to be swapped out)
ISTA Co2 bottle 3 Ltr
Co2 Art Regulator
Twinstar Nano +
ADA Power Sand M x 1
ADA Soil Normal x 1
ADA Soil Powder x 2
Seiryo Stone 30 Kg

The stand.
Easy to assemble and really sturdy sort. Like the ease access and adjustment if required. This does add the issue of keeping things neat but have some ideas on this (hopefully)

ADA Cube Garden 90p
Well needed help from the misses on this one. Couldn't lift by myself, didn't even try. Checked for any marks or scratches and glad to say all good. This was placed with an ADA matt between the stand and the tank. These come a little larger than required so needed to trim to size.



Leveling Out:
Having adjustable legs at the bottom assists in getting the levels correct on the setup.

Filter and Bottle check:
Just placing the CO2 and Filter to see how it would all work and none of the grandchildren can knock anything over.

SCAPE!
OMG! It must have taken me 2 hours at least to get the pieces looking how I wanted from every angle.. The tank is in the top right of the room and we sit mainly in the back left so was trying to get this to be the best view.



Substrate:
Filling the tank with ADA Power Sand M x 1 and ADA Soil Normal x 1. Keeping the Powder sand away from the edges.


Rock Placement:
Copying the design over to the tank and backfilling with the fine soil.



Our View

Part Filled for Planting:
Filled the tank to cover the soil ready for planting..

Planted:
Well it's planted and may need some more but will see what comes out over the weeks.



DAY 6


This was to create a minimalist affect less is more, clean cut look. I'm still on a learning curve with this type of setup and no doubt will make some mistakes but keeping things minimal will also help to keep mistakes to a minimum a well (theory at least)
Setup consists of:
ADA Cuba Garden 90P tank
ADA Garden Stand Steel Frame
ADA 600 Filter including Glasswork
Twinstar 900e (soon to be swapped out)
ISTA Co2 bottle 3 Ltr
Co2 Art Regulator
Twinstar Nano +
ADA Power Sand M x 1
ADA Soil Normal x 1
ADA Soil Powder x 2
Seiryo Stone 30 Kg

The stand.
Easy to assemble and really sturdy sort. Like the ease access and adjustment if required. This does add the issue of keeping things neat but have some ideas on this (hopefully)

ADA Cube Garden 90p
Well needed help from the misses on this one. Couldn't lift by myself, didn't even try. Checked for any marks or scratches and glad to say all good. This was placed with an ADA matt between the stand and the tank. These come a little larger than required so needed to trim to size.



Leveling Out:
Having adjustable legs at the bottom assists in getting the levels correct on the setup.

Filter and Bottle check:
Just placing the CO2 and Filter to see how it would all work and none of the grandchildren can knock anything over.

SCAPE!
OMG! It must have taken me 2 hours at least to get the pieces looking how I wanted from every angle.. The tank is in the top right of the room and we sit mainly in the back left so was trying to get this to be the best view.



Substrate:
Filling the tank with ADA Power Sand M x 1 and ADA Soil Normal x 1. Keeping the Powder sand away from the edges.


Rock Placement:
Copying the design over to the tank and backfilling with the fine soil.



Our View

Part Filled for Planting:
Filled the tank to cover the soil ready for planting..

Planted:
Well it's planted and may need some more but will see what comes out over the weeks.



DAY 6


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