From Tranquility Island to A Dutch Touch [200L]

[parotet]

Beautiful. It looks like kind of fern. You said it's floating plant?

It's a Fabaceae... Like an acacia for example. Isn't it amazing?

 

[Alexander Belchenko]

Yes, indeed.

 

[alex08]

Red&green mix

parotet, due the fact it's floating, i had it fixed with a suction cup. It doesn't seem to be mind the surface flow. I hope to see flowers too.

Alexander, it does seem to have a cork like structure, so kind of floats very easy.

 

[Martin in Holland]

Thank you guys!

Just awesome ....I see I have still a lot to learn

 

[parotet]

parotet, due the fact it's floating, i had it fixed with a suction cup. It doesn't seem to be mind the surface flow. I hope to see flowers too.

mmmm... that's interesting. Do you use the same method with other floaters?

Jordi

 

[alex08]

No, i gather them around in one big circle made from silicon tubing (the one used for CO2) and have them above the Ferns corner (left back corner). Because of the high lighting i tend to get GSA and GDA on ferns, so this is a good way to prevent that.

 

[alex08]

 

[alex08]

Right corner :

 

[alex08]

Past weekend :

 

[alex08]

Another angle :

Love the reflexions!

 

[alex08]

Aeschynomene fluitans new leaf

 

[banthaman.jm]

Awesome tank alex08...

 

[Martin in Holland]

Great shot.

 

[alex08]

Thanks guys!

Here is another one :

Phyllanthus fluitans

 

[alex08]

 

[alex08]

Some new pics :

Here are some new pics :

Rotala Macrandra Red sp. mini

Ludwigia senegalensis

Aeschynomene fluitans - view from above

 

[LondonDragon]

Aeschynomene fluitans - view from above

That looks stunning,let me know if ever some cuttings are available

 

[alex08]

Paulo, we'll keep in touch.
For now i'm working on the new setup, gathering what i need, hopefully it'll be a nice surprise.

Ludwigia senegalensis pearling

Coming soon, a new setup, a new beginning :

 

[parotet]

Looking forward to the Valley of Colors!

 

[Crossocheilus]

Valley of colours, sounds good, perhaps a bit more hardscape in that?

Have you ever used an atomizer or ceramic glass diffuser? If so how do they compare to the reactor in your opinion?

Thanks