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I'm in London but have friends in Brighton so I'm down there quite a bit. Sometimes head to the Witterings to go camping. They weren't especially colourful so I'd imagine it's pretty much the same as Eastbourne!

Where do you live? I've picked up a few from Brighton and West Wittering is great for larger pebbles.

It will rot eventually, even in high humidity terrariums it will rot.

I like it but not the way the image is captured. Hardly a representative picture.

Woah! Some jaw dropping tanks. Unbelievable.

Ask me in 5 years...

I'm about a 20 minute drive away. Was there yesterday. There's a single Annostomus, various SA cichlids, Discuss, Angels and possibly a few others. No plants just some random bits of bogwood.

But only if you know about this forum can you enter. I'd like to see a UK based one, possibly set up by UKAPS in which international contestants can also take part.

Is there a UK based aquascaping competition?

I'd imagine the 7 day period is for it to attach?

It looks like the idea is to grow it emersed and wait for it to attach first.

This is how I've always done it, however I use an electric blender.

Which thread.

Where was this Oto incident?

A little. I don't deny the quality of ADA tanks, but that's a hefty price tag! I do like shallow scapes though, 4 x 1 x 2 is a size I'd like to work with.

And such a bargain!

Yeah, I'll change my initial statement to minimalist Iwagumi.

Certainly not his more minimalist designs, all 4 sides open to view, no hiding spaces and hardly any plant cover.

If I were scaping for the benefit of my fish, I wouldn't be following Amano's work. For creating hidey holes, I arrange rocks in such a way that the areas for hiding are facing the back of the tank so it basically just looks like a regular rock pile from the front. No unsightly caverns.

Showing his builder's bum?

Sooooo slow!

Make some.

Looks like they're all at it!

Does anyone know anything about the large tank @ MA in Iver? It's bloody HUGE. Last time I was there they had just finished the stand. It must be 12 x 12 x 4 or something.

Can we see the scapes now then?

So what if it's symmetrical? I think it looks brilliant in the first scape. The whole ethos behind nature aquariums is the complete opposite of appealing to nature, they're manacured, precise and unnatural, symmetry is far from out of place.

Read some of the comments on that link and now want to smash myself in the face with a house.

Re: Post your favourite ever driftwood layout! 3rd pic down. Hubba hubba!