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Wow, I love it Alex! That is a great tank with lots of colour and very interesting solution with so many floating plants! Yet getting enough light for a good growth! Love the pic with the floating plants!!!

Great challenge George! Interested to see, how long it will take to form a carpet from one pot! In inert substrate it grows, but not that fast, as when used with active soil, at least for me. The hard scape is very nice! Definitely another winner!

That was a great tank and a good lesson for all of us in fast and effective algae fighting. Just a quick question for you: Did the SAE attack the BBA and did they eat the moss? Were they territorial- intimidating the tetras?

Beautiful video my friend! Just made me want to do maintenance of my tank now -23.32 h.... Lovely!

Amazing George! I will need to practice a bit more to get that pristine look of the mosses...

HI George, this is great setup and I'm gonna miss it somehow :) But look forward the new one with anticipation! Could you please tell me, what was the working pressure you have your reg set at, for maintaining stable bps rate? Have you experienced any fluctuations?

Wow, that pictures are stunning George! I like the ripple and the detail! Seems like the after burner works great! I'm sure the final shot is stunner! Good luck on IAPLC!

Love it! Thanks for sharing, Victor! Amazing tank.

I love the texture and the hardscape! This must place well in IAPLC! Great tank and journal, full of nice and useful tips! Can't wait for the final pictures, George!

It looks very nice, Ian! It must get a good rating this year :) I was thinking about the flow...as it matter not of filtration, but on circulation, don't you think, that a power head can sort out the problem? I know you have a filter now, but just have been thinking about this...

Ribbons from ADA and AGA.....o_O

Very very nice indeed! It would be great if you share with us the secret behind the diffuser (not the CO2 one) :) I wonder....what you gonna do with all this ribbons in your living room.....?

That is fantastic, George! We really needed a visualization of the photo shoot setup! Great job and great pictures!

That is very nice hardscape, Victor! I'm sure this one will turn up really nicely, when fully grown! I hope that the UG will take off, as it will make a really nice carpet!

Me like the flowering moss :) Must be healthy environment. I have had some terrestrial mosses flowering, but never weeping! Bravo!

Mental growth of the Riccardia, George! The best I've ever seen. And the tank is looking great now, so natural! I feel this will be a winner :)

This scape looks better and better everyday. I like the natural look of the tank and when it is fully grown and the carpet become more wider it will be even better! ;)

That is fantastic tank, Stu! Again a winner, fuuuu! ;)

Lovely video, music and scspe! What fish are those?

Look at this tank! It is turning up really nicely, Ian! I like! And the photography skills has evolved a lot! ;)

That is something to look forward to! I will be happy to attend and also help, if needed! :thumbup:

Re: Stu's 90x45x45 Apalala Shore - IAPLC 2012 #114 - AGA 201 Oh, it is you again.... for a moment I thought you have won another one and was starting planning a sooner tyre accident :lol: Congrats, Stu!

Re: Stu's 90x45x45 Apalala Shore - IAPLC 2012 #114 - AGA 201 Congrats, Stu! Great achievement on both IAPLC and AGA! God, it is going to be very hard competing against you on Saturday :) :thumbup:

Awesome! I like the "pollution" :) And the Clown killies are my favorite fish at the moment - keep a pair of them and they are spawning quite often in the plants. Rising the fry though is a different story. You need to separate them if you want to get an offspring. They like to jump... :roll:

Great as usual! I like the moss and how it overgrown the stones! Very natural feeling! :thumbup:

Re: 120 x 55 x 55cm planted... Home alone Mark, this tank is turning out very nicely, as ussual with you scapes and definetely I can recognise your style in it!

Re: 120 x 55 x 55cm 'On the sea shore' Lovely video! Tropica have uploaded the new catalogue on their website: http://www.emagcloud.com/djursgruppen/Tropica_UK_ny/index.html#/1/ Great job, Mark! :thumbup:

Re: 120 x 55 x 55cm 'On the sea shore' I thimk this tank is one of the finest I have seen! And is what?...experimental :crazy: I love your experiments :)

Still stunning! I will miss this tank, but I must admit, I'm looking forward the new design! I feel like I admire more the wild natural appeal of the tank!

Re: 120 x 55 x 55 Ripple testing Love this last shot! Truly amazing! You makes me dream, my friend.... I would have a nice camera, great aquascapes, Mark's skills...someone to wake me up :clap: This is the journal, I'm waiting for to be updated on a daily basis :thumbup:

Re: 120 x 55 x 55 getting close to the end. Feedback on ste Dream scape, my friend! It is pure beauty. Honestly if I have to compare it with the tanks currently in Niigata, I think your is better in all ways! Regarding the stems...the new clean look allows the hardscape and the details to...

Re: 120 x 55 x 55 Iwawoody. I like it and Im excited about the plants list :thumbup:

Re: 120 x 55 x 55 Iwagumi. I knew it.. you cant wait long :D Sounds quite exciting mate, the next most popular journal on the net is about to come! I hope the results from today will be good! Wish you all the best! :wave:

Re: 60cm iwagumi scape Great scape! Very unusual Iwagumi! I like the blue background a lot :thumbup:

Re: GA in-store display 120P Iwagumi - Fly above the giant c I was following the journal and I have mentioned how much I like it, but this photo is great! I love it! If to share a thought, the only thing that I would try to improve a bit is the lighting of the background. For my personal...

Re: 'Blue Sky' Iwagumi adding O2 Thanks for sharing the trimming technique, Mark! Yes I was thinking about the rununculas, that in the previous picture it has looked better and more bushy... I think you will re-scape it after the recovery :D new plants, new hard scape and concept to bring...

Re: 'Blue Sky' Iwagumi adding O2 That tank is looking so natural, I just love it. In the past I had some doubts about the shaping of the stems on the back..., but you have shown us the master class again :thumbup: It looks so complete to me now!

Re: 'Blue Sky' Iwagumi @ 3 weeks second trim complete Bonsai is nice, I love it :) A new passion, but you will not be able to get the grow rate of the tank on the right :lol: I have only the little sekiboka - mini bonsai and it is great little tree. Good look with it, mate!

Re: 'Blue Sky' Iwagumi @ 3 weeks second trim complete The videos are great! I still like the black background more, but the white looks nice too :D The Formula 1 on the site works well too ;) The Ranunculus is a great plant, I would consider it in some of my next setups.

Re: 'Blue Sky' Iwagumi @ 3 weeks second trim needed. It is looking great with the black background! In fact I love it :) After the trim it will look even better :thumbup:

Re: 'Blue Sky' Iwagumi @ 2 weeks with ADA lighting Great shots, I like better the UWA! Can't believe the speed of this tank. If Mrs. Evans keep the tempo, you might be able to get another setup ready, before the deadline for IAPLC! :D Astonishing job! Come on Mark, with this speed of...

Re: 'Blue Sky' Iwagumi @ 2 weeks with ADA lighting Great growth, unbelievable, mate! I feel like this scape will be fully grown next week :D and then what.... The solar looks nice, apart of the cable :lol: I can't wait to see the new toys!

Re: NA Style Baby... (update 18.05) Lol, that looks great! I love this stylish summer look it has! Great tank! :thumbup: If you are entering the competition thought, IMO it might be worthed to have some shoaling colorful fishes for the final shot and of course some ripple just to power a bit...

Re: 'Blue Sky' Iwagumi @ 8 days full tank shot Lol I cant in anyway agree that this tank is only one week old, that is crazy :thumbup: Some magic here....

Re: 'Blue Sky' Iwagumi @ 7 days What a improvement in just 7 days! That is great! Congrats to the "better half" :D I think she is doing better than most of us in matter of plant growing :D I have not achieved such a growth in that short term yet! :clap:

Re: New journal, sneaky peek. I'm really keen to see how the new plant will develop and look in the foreground :) This is what I was imagine will be complimenting the scape at most :thumbup: Cant wait to see!

Re: GA in-store display 120P Iwagumi Just love it, Victor! Good luck on the IAPLC :thumbup:

Re: New journal, sneaky peek. Looks really nice, Mark, even done under pressure :D I tried to imagine how it will looks like after the plants take a grip and I think that the idea for stems solely on the right hand side makes this Iwagumi, very different and unique. :thumbup: Do you...

Re: New journal, sometime in the future. That's sexy and dirty cheap :thumbup:

Re: New journal, sometime in the future. I don't see point you to stop posting :) Its time consuming for you, but great enjoyment for us all... ;) One /journal/ for all.. all for one /journal/ :D Looking forward your new ventures!

Re: 90x45x45cm - The Unknown Very nice layout! I like the idea and the different approach you have! :thumbup:

Re: [IWAGUMI] Scree Evolution Looking great, George! I cant wait for the arcuata to develop and give a splash of color on the back! I have had assassin snails before and couldnt see any significant differents after all. I have found few empty rams snails shells, during siphoning, but thats all...

Re: GA in-store display 120P Iwagumi Great scape and lovely journal Victor, thank you very much for sharing! I'm really impressed with the growth you got from HC for such a short time! Also the amanos showed up to be very efficient for such an algae outbreak! Great tip! The shop is looking...

Re: [IWAGUMI] Scree Evolution It looks really different than before, even with the old hardscape and I certanly like it! I think it has a lot of potential! Looking forward its development! Regards

Thats something that I love to see too! Go for it! :thumbup:

Great journal and even greater scape! Will miss it, but will also be waiting for the next one!

Re: "Prairie Lands"... scape finished Thank you for the oportunity to see the shot, my friend! The shot in my humble opinion will do the job, it is perfect and it works for me! The showling rasboras are the perfect match! I was browsing the winners works from the previous years and I think...

Re: "Prairie Lands"... scape finished I will double the opinion for small shawling fish choice! Cant wait to see the final shot in the top 10 of IAPLC :D !

Re: "Prairie Lands"... new video added (short) Cracking pics, as always! Looking forward to your new scape!

Re: "Prairie Lands"... new video added (short) Stunning video, Mark! I hope you are well now?! I particularly like the sequience with the rocks reflaction on the water surface! Cool! :D

Re: "Prairie Lands"... new video added (short) Great vid, Mark! You definetely have the gift to do it! :clap: I think that you should keep it on the arty side just as hobby, as otherwise it would not be the same for you..

Re: [IWAGUMI] Project Scree Lovely tank and stunning shots! I like this pure and tidy style of scaping! :thumbup:

Re: "Prairie Lands"... blue or white? Looking forward for the results of the test. I think 54T5 will be enough for a back light! Hope it will work well for you, Mark! :)

Re: "Prairie Lands"... blue or white? IMO the white gives more infinity look! If the blue is lighter it could give a similar look, but I think it will depend on the back light too!

Re: "Prairie Lands"... random vid I thought it something wrong with me, tonight :D

Re: "Prairie Lands"... trim time I think the best way, not easier thou :oops: , will be to do it like a journal or photo workshop describing your preparation of tank and equipment, list of equipment you use /the lighting/flashes, triggers, lenses, light boxes, back ligths, background /...

Re: "Prairie Lands"... trim time Hi Mark, it looks better now :thumbup: When the plants get some grip again it will looks even better! I cant wait, you to publish an article on aqua photography :) Stunning pics, as always! :clap: Regards

Re: "Prairie Lands"... trim time That looks much nicer now! IMHO, it might be a good idea to trim the tenelus on the right side a bit further from the front glass.. at least the leaning lilaeopsis. This defenetely is one of my favorite Iwagumi's so far! Regards