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I agree, nothing wrong with DIY, but sometimes it feels likes the focus here is more on cheap solutions than actual aqauscaping...

For me the scaping-part is actually the easiest part, but keeping the tank healthy and algae-free is really hard for me. I Denmark and Sweden are people generally most interested in collecting plants and making cheap DIY solutions, so I guess that's not so different from USA.

Great photo, Mark! The barbs are perfectly placed in the photo, gathering between the rocks. They must be well-trained.;)

I think ADA use opti-white glass with even lower iron-content than "normal" opti-white.

Nice! The new ADA tanks are incredibly clear, there's almost no blue/green tint. :shock: I don't understand why they don't use E. parvula in the foreground instead of letting the E. acicularis spread..?

Well, IMHO it's only a true biotope aquarium when the species coexist in the wild and the hardscape, water parameters and placement of plants (if there are any) mimics the habitat as much as possible. I think that's the most correct definition of a biotope aquarium, though others may disagree...

I suppose you don't want a "hardcore" biotope aquarium that mimics a specific habitat, but more a SA themed tank were all species comes from SA..? In that case I would recommend different Echinodorus species, maybe some larger species in the background and small species like E. tennelus and/or...

I hope so.:)

Thanks:)

Hi! I thinking of starting my little cube again and just wanted to hear your opinion about it. It will probably be a hi-tech setup with moss, bolbitis, needle leaf java fern, glosso or UG and stems in the background, but I'm still open for suggestions. I got a peice of red moor wood wich I...