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Great scape mate! Nice to see you back!

Very nice and unusual scape! Great choice of plants and skilful trimming!

Great! That is a wonderful scape!:clap:

I will high jack the topic to show a video of one of the other tanks in Tropica's Headquarters (the one me, Victor and Ed did :rolleyes: ) Forgive me, Ian, just wanted to share it and as you have started this topic already....

That was a real challenge and tons of fun! All tanks are looking great! Bravo guys! Big thanks to Mick for the maintenance and the perfect look of the the plants!

Congrats for the lovely scape! I really like this small Iwagumi of yours, and IMO it should of been placed higher, but in IAPLC for some reason don't accept well nano tanks....

Congratulations, :thumbup: Mark! Great tank, as I have said it million times before and the photography skill....is out of this world!

Well Done! That is a very good start! Keep scaping :clap:

Nice looking tank! Will keep an eye on this one definitely! :thumbup:

Sweet little nano, James! :thumbup: It gives me some ideas for my next nano project :)

Hm... I really believe that this scape is underjudged! It should be at least in the firts 100... Great hardscape and plant choice, great pictures. Great scape anyway George. I love it! :thumbup:

Congrats Mark, very well done! I was expecting the Jury to place the Prairie lands a bit closer to the 1 place, but..... Anyway great scape and very good placement! :D

Cracking shot, mate! Sometimes I wonder, how is possible to make such a great shots... we all try, but can not get even closer to this :thumbup: I believe that even Amano will be astonished by this one! Maybe he can learn something from you too :D As Victor said, I feel like I'm swimming...

Zdravo Laza, Dobr?doshli! Welcome to the UKAPS Laza, great to have you here! :)

Great skapes, mate! Stunning job! IT will be great if you could share with us some more info about every particular one! Regards

Great Dutch! Congratulations, George! :thumbup:

Looks great, I like the idea much! Just IMHO the texture of the stones flatten the view on the frontal shot or maybe the lack of visible plants to underline the gap between the rocks. But this matters only if the accent is on the debt. Otherwise is the next great scape of yours :thumbup...

I like it too. So effective with very few plant species. Sometimes we forget how beautiful the simple things in life could be! Planting 10-15 different plants, stones, driftwood and so on and on the end of the day you can achieve beauty with far less! Really into it! By the way, what this...