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Mini scape concept
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Keith GH
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AnhBui
Over the years I have seen a few Petrified wood Aquascapes a few excellent but many less than average.
I have never seen one done so small and looking excellent.
Keith
Over the years I have seen a few Petrified wood Aquascapes a few excellent but many less than average.
I have never seen one done so small and looking excellent.
Keith
AnhBui
Over the years I have seen a few Petrified wood Aquascapes a few excellent but many less than average.
I have never seen one done so small and looking excellent.
Keith
Hi Keith, thank you
This is just a concept and tank, in fact, is very small (25x15x8cm). I have no plan for planting it but keep it as reference for my future larger scale project
Keith GH
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AnhBui
That is an excellent video its extremely easy to look at it and relax main reason its not fast and jumping all over the place
Your video highlighted one point very much every thing it's too neat and tidy especially the RH side.
This is not the best example but its nature. Note all the broken bits and pieces scattered every also, note they are not sitting on top of the ground over the years they are partially buried which gives it an even more aged appeal.
Keith
That is an excellent video its extremely easy to look at it and relax main reason its not fast and jumping all over the place
Your video highlighted one point very much every thing it's too neat and tidy especially the RH side.
This is not the best example but its nature. Note all the broken bits and pieces scattered every also, note they are not sitting on top of the ground over the years they are partially buried which gives it an even more aged appeal.
Keith
AnhBui
That is an excellent video its extremely easy to look at it and relax main reason its not fast and jumping all over the place
Your video highlighted one point very much every thing it's too neat and tidy especially the RH side.
This is not the best example but its nature. Note all the broken bits and pieces scattered every also, note they are not sitting on top of the ground over the years they are partially buried which gives it an even more aged appeal.
Keith
Hi Keith,
Thanks for comments. I really appreciate it. Mimicking nature is my ultimate goal. I definitely would use your hints for my future scape at large scale
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