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Very nice and lovely shapes too - hopefully will see them in use soon then :thumbup:

I am interested in some - I have a 600x45x45 tank - ideally 8 bits would be great.... just give me a shout, money waiting :thumbup:

Not at all, mines been bought at different stages from different places. I think it makes a scape look allot more natural too... That's how it would be under a river bed any how, I also think that by the time plants are added to a scape it breaks up any colour changes from rocks via the transition.

That's how I keep mine, just rinse it under the tap daily and put back into fresh water :)

They are in soak now, so hopefully they will be sorted this time tomorrow - the mrs will be pleased too as she can have her tooth & nail brush back... As she was wondering where they had gone ;)

Nice one George... That sounds easy enough... I think I'll give that a go - I was going to get the jet wash out, but looking at the black cloud above I think I'll give it a miss.

Yes I did think about that... Think that maybe the best bet, as I'd be worrying too much if I was to soak them in something and it end up harming fish when back in the tank.

I need to clean up my mini landscape rock and have quite a bit! Elbow grease with a nail and scrubbing brush is damm hard and taking forever, is there an easier way?... Maybe soak them in something?

Another tip for hard scape practice is to cut a piece of card board to the same size foot print of your tank and practice out off the tank (even better if you have time to make a 2" high wooden tray to house gravel etc), its easier this way for tweaking things, when you have something near to...

just rinse the dust off with an old nail brush or something and off you go...ready :)

Nice one Ady, will go and have a butchers :thumbup:

Yes I saw that, but just thought I'd ask on the off chance that someone might of been somewhere and spotted some in store, or even if someone had a bit knocking about - just in the middle of a re-scape so fairly urgent to get a few bits...

Does anyone else know of anywhere else apart from TGM and Aqua Essentials that sell Seiryu Stone / mini landscape rock? I'm based Leicestershire but can mail order if anyone can recommend anywhere? I'm after about 5kg?

Patience is the key in this game, it will be worth the wait :thumbup:

Very nice indeed and great choice of fish... really nice scape :-)

Re: Redwood Root - Waterlogging Mine took 2-3 weeks before I could remove the rock that weighed it down.

Very nice that George, I think it shows the shallow tank off fantastically! Very natural looking :clap:

Well they both look good, I will be watching what you do on the profile 1000 - love those fish. Yes I know what you mean about time...my Mrs just raises her eyebrows at me now when its aquarium maintenance time!

Very nice that George, I really like those cabinets too - how many tanks do you have now?

That wood looks stunning! like a real tree root system, I will be watching this one :thumbup:

wow! this looks the Business - I'd love a huge tank like that! I bet it is breath taking to see and the all the fish look fantastic :clap:

Great vid George, some nice usefull tips for me on my next setup :thumbup: