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As it should be! My nephew is a good lad though, schoolwork comes first, but he is just a gamer at heart, i can't be against it as i have been known to be a habitual gamer myself, however trying to take a break more recently and live in reality. :) i would set him up a tank but i would end up...

My nephew is more interested in games and discord than aquariums unfortunately. [emoji23] Sent from my BV5500Plus using Tapatalk

Firstly, What a lovely amazing tank, and it's great that you looked in nature to build it, that really warms my heart Mixalis, secondly a constructive criticism seeing as you asked for it, i love the hardscape more than the actual planted layout, it would have been nice if all the smaller...

This tank presses all the right buttons, the tank looks so much bigger than it actually is too, love it. :thumbup::woot:

You have to be quite careful to get the right type of deadwood though, it needs to be eaten by a cellulose feeding fungi, so that the deadwood is lignin based, easiest way to tell is just to bend it, lignen based deadwood is far stronger and more rigid, and will not have a spongy feel to it, the...

What is the wood you collected? i'm definitely a forage it yourself kinda guy. :)

Lovely tank Ray, healthy looking buces and anubias. :thumbup:

One thing i would say is you need to bring the rocks closer together and achieve some height, look to achieve the 1/3rd to 2/3rds golden rule of picture composition, doesn't really need any other plants or wood IMO, just needs more height in the hardscape.

i have one word for this thread, STUNNING! the nano tanks made my jaw drop! then it just got better and better, the attention to detail is awe inspiring, your tanks are like a diorama, the water effect is amazing, how did you achieve this? Your reef tanks are beautiful, are you using ULNS...

cheers george, i have to say im not a fan of dutch, but even you make it appealing :P i like the rear more than the foreground.

what plant is that in the foreground lower left? ive always wondered what species it is.