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Close cell foam and plastic mesh are great to create floating islands. I am now looking at hydrocoton sandwiched between two mesh pieces.. :) This stuff is really inspiring..

Yep.. the full step by step here: http://aquariumlife.com.au/showthread.p ... t-style...!

I have seen the wabi-kusa trays but not the balls, especially all lined up. :) It is a fantastic idea, and something for me to try out. This would allow every small corner of the house to have a plant on.. :) Pitty about the hijack.. :)

...wouldn't the clay dissolve on the water? Or would the plant roots keep it in place? It is a very good concept, and would look really good on a minimalist room.

Check this link out: http://www.tankspiration.com/2010/05/wa ... nd-doaqua/ I may try something like this for my Betta nano, it is looking very poor lately. :) Just don't know what ADA uses to bind the substrate, any ideas?

How can one not like these forums.. :) A fantastic idea, soil, spagnum moss and thread to make a ball for the roots to take hold.. Just perfect. :)

They are about 1cm long, I am not sure that you Jack Dempsei can eat them, but it would eat their ofspring for sure. Let me know if you want them, you could pick them up next week.

Not a bad idea for a UG patch.. I got a tank where I could do this, and got platies to cull, they would serve a good purpose.

it looks great.. I like the plants lined up. On the second to last picture, what is the name of the plant? The spiky one?

It looks very pretty, but I am sure that it will cost a lot. :) Not that I am cheapskate, but I am sure that it is just a lamp with a bulb, and someone with a metal base and some tubing can make it just as well.. :)

Hi.. The ADA lights are pretty, but they must cost a lot.. All ADA stuff costs a lot. I would get a indoor grow lamp, and lamp shade and a lamp holder, make my own version. Try this: http://www.growell.co.uk/p/1582/CFL-Lea ... kits-.html

Re: Wabi-kusa project Good idea.. I got a bowl that came with a orchid, long dead, I can use it with some emmergent plants.. Will try your plants, got Lileaopsis, Marsilea and Hydrocolyte on my tank, so it will be just a need to get the scisors out. Should I use potting soils, or coco coir...

Re: Wabi-kusa project My floating island.. It filled up since the last photo, and already had a trim. March 29: Now, two weeks after:

Re: Wabi-kusa project Just beautiful.. Amazing look...

Re: Wabi-kusa project Just took some photos and here they are.. :) H. Disformis on floating piece of wood:

Re: Wabi-kusa project Hi TBRO, Funny enough I am also doing something similar, a floating Wabi-Kusa, but I didn't use any wood to keep it up, used closed cell floating pads. I bought three 10cm thick pads, and carved a 15cm diameter wheel on it, then placed some Hydrocotyle verticillata...