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The list of layouts, in English, is here: Tropica Aquarium Plants - Layouts Great scape all around.. really good source for scapes.. Maybe tropica could release their all collection in a booklet with some advice.. top page indeed..

WOW.!!!

Inspirational.. what an amazing tank..:)

Re: Forest of Looks amazing ... :)

It is an amazing scape, and with so much detail.. Well done Mark..

The gouramis do grow quite large, I've had them at almost 15 cm some years ago. A shot with the lot lined up as in a shoal would be amazing. ___________________________

Yep, very natural looking. I always like your scapes, very refreshing and strong, with flowing lines and full of purpose. Great layout. .

Yep, great depth, looks like it is going on forever. How do you achieve the background?

A great scape, not a boring iwagumi ! Well deserved, great scape. .

Lol! Then 400 from last is not so bad! .

Oddly enough I did not see chaos, only detail and texture. :) Loved this tank.

The tropica plants may slightly more expensive, but you get what you pay for, tropica plants will be in great condition, well nourished, and you will have a very good start on your tank. :) Usually the fault is at the retailer side, when they get the plants and do not know how to keep them in...

Re: 120cm - George of the Jungle :) The work I am doing is for the primary school, year 3.. :) Get them young into tanks I say. :)

Re: 120cm - George of the Jungle I am showing the kids the UKAPS site and the articles. The Biotopes are indeed the way forward, and the kids are now comparing their pink tanks and how the biotopes are, and they are very interested on the biotopes. Had a couple of issues with the Biology...

Re: 120cm - George of the Jungle It was just my bad luck that when I bought the magazine it was mostly about fish. :) I am aware of the articles on the pfk website, the kids at school are now looking at your biotopes, as they are learning about habitats. They even setup a clearseal tank with...

Re: 120cm - George of the Jungle Great scape, I am a fan of jungles.. :) Pinnatifida looks grown in, with the submerged leaves already, and the plants super healthy. It is really good that PFK is doing more aquascaping related work, I have purchased the last two magazines, and may even...

I am in awe. Do you have a shop, or is this just for private pleasure? :) It has to be way better than most shops I have seen, most aquariums I have been at and what I would be able to one day see with my own eyes. It is truly spectacular.

I am just using plain black gravel, nothing fancy. The crypt is growing and sending runners.

Looks really good. I got one as well, but without CO2 and just with two leds and not heated. Search for Backwater, as I do not want to hijack the thread. :)

The tank is a nano acrylic, named Betta Biotope in the UK. It has a Cryptocorine wenditti that has remained very small, Tenellus, Christmas moss, Lileaopsis Brasiliensis, Marsilea Hirsuta and some Pellia. The tank has a 10% water change/top up from the main tank, so it gets the nutrients and...

I am for sure buying this month PFK, just for this scape. It will be great to keep as a reference and inspiration. Regarding glassware I am always so scared of it, as I am so clumsy I can always see myself and breaking one on my hands.

It is a fantastic scape. I always find Iwagumi's boring, but this one looks really good, and because it is shallow I can just imagine a river. If some of the rocks were coming of the water, it would look even better, maybe with some ferns on top. Good work George.

You tank is very inspirational, dude, really good layout.

That would be a good idea. :) Will look for it. What I found about the tank is that 20cm square is limited to what I can plant on it, and floor space is limited. I had a rock on it, but was taking too much space, so I took it out. I was expecting the tenellus to spread out, but it is being...

The nerites disapeared, maybe the water is too acid. :( Got two or three Cherry Shrimp on it.

Thanks.. I found out that keeping plants is the easy part of the hobby, but aquascaping is a learning process, and a steep learning curve for me. It's not easy. :) So when people see some of the amazing tanks here, they may think that it is just a bunch of plants on a certain location, a couple...

After seeing such nice tanks I am almost embarased for posting mine, it wasn't last at least! .. :) but here it goes: [LAYOUT TITLE] Green Starter [AQUARIUM SIZE] W: 20 x D: 20 x H: 20 (cm) Dymax Acrylic [WATER PLANTS] - Hydrocotyle Verticillata - Staurogyne sp. - Elocharis acicularis -...

Welcome.. Lovely grow, and the plants look really healthy. Where are you from in Portugal? I am from Lisbon.

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Thanks.. So I could tilt the wood into the scape, meaning into the right? The light is pretty good, I got two of them. I dose EI, 90% WC weekly, and dose 1ml of Easycarbo daily. Only four nerites on it now. What is hard for me is to find some plants for it. I was thinking about...

The tank now, with only four Fresh Water spotted Nerites on it: It has Crypto parva, hairgrass, Marsilea H, some strands of Lileaopsis B and Fontinalis.

Didn't know one could keep a octopus on a tank at home.. Must have been pretty amazing..

Re: Seven years of 'scaping - updated Feb '10 Thanks George, It is for sure an amazing looking scape, so clean and green.. :) Let's see if EI does the same for my Fern. :) ~Thanks for the reply.

Re: Seven years of 'scaping - updated Feb '10 Seen some of your work at PKF.. :) the white cloud minow is just amazing. Now the boring questions, if you don't mind. How do you keep you "mother Microsorium" so healthy looking? And on Dutch Flavour, what is the name of the red plant on the top...