Recent content by elanmak

Very nice. A rock pool in your imagination. I like it a lot.

neat and natural

Great video. I enjoyed. Nice pico. A different take again.

The altum angel tank at TGM that Andy Mack has just set up has a piece of driftwood that George Farmer found on his travels. It floated in the tank for a couple of weeks, than sank. But once it sank we decided that it looked more 'elegant' when floating. We've now lifted it so it fills the...

You've put a whole different take on the pico project. Your ideas are very refreshing...I love them both :D

that is very nice. small is beautiful. all these picos are delightful.

Simple yet effective. Even the wallpaper backdrop looks part of it. It looks really lovely

lovely,lovely,lovely. & cute too

Your aquarium looks lovely. The rocks look very dramatic and I've taken note of your moss stones & I'm going to give that a try. Keep it posted on how it develops.

Are the fish celestial danio or galaxy rasbora?

I think you know where you're going with it now. Just keep lookin for natural rhythms in the rock and wood. Go with your instincts, it's lookin good. You'll be amazed how different it will look when you add the water and the plants, it transforms into a magical, mystery tour :D Keep us posted

We've had decent results with the Canon 50mm - no zoom facility but very little glass and what there is, is good quality, well polished. The only problem is you have to be about 12' away from a 5'3" tank to fit into view finder. Less of a problem for smaller tanks in smaller rooms. There's very...

You've got some nice pieces of wood and all the correct substrate to give plants a really good start. Try the wood coming from one direction (left or right) and same with rocks - big to small and then add some intermediate sizes to break up the transition of rocks to pebbles, gravels to sands...

Lovely. I really like it too.

Patience. A tank has to grow and mature to look 'natural'. Were all looking forward to seeing some fresh ideas at TGM.