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Tom has been posting pictures on Facebook from time to time...

Luis, great place. I would love to receive by mail also :bored: Pedro.

Luis, Very glad that you keep getting great evolutions on your aquariums. You deserve it :-) Pedro.

Thanks Alex. I'm also a great fan of your aquariums. Amazing healthy plants and great photos. That Aeschynomene fluitans (that i didn't knew, like many others...) is crazy! I don't like floaters but i must have that on on a future project. Will also ask you for some like Ian :p if you still have...

Great colors! Great photos!

Tom, one more subscriber on this thread. Looking forward to a new bucket :-)

Amazing plants as always. Great recovery! ... and some stems almost need trimming already :-)

Tom, good luck for your new house and your new project. This one will be missed :(

Should be a great honor for you and a great privilege for Tropica ;-) Congratulation!

Art, and very well written and technically remarkable. Pedro.

Great review. In-depth... VERY...

Tom, i think i had never posted on this thread but this one is an historical aquarium on UKAPS. You latest video show us very healthy plants and magnificent fish. A really matured aquarium that can show really what one can achieve on creating a "small" ecosystem. Thanks you for that :thumbup:

George, regarding Montecarlo on this One-pot scape, are all the leafs the same size or have you seen leafs greater then other on different parts of the aquarium? Pedro.

Very good ;)

Well, if not for the hair dryer i would say your were joking with us: no water! Just some plastic fish hanged by some wires :D Perfect.

I hope you don't mind saying, but some great macros of that Montecarlo would be beautiful on video ;) Pedro.

I've read about that technique (i think for Hydrocotyle Tripartita can also be used) but it makes me think about if the plant doesn't go to the same shape as before in time (hours) and with the water flow. When say "planting down with my fingers" you actually bury some of them or just makes more...

That "misty" look of the twinstar working makes is look like a paludarium :-) How often does Twinstar works? Pedro.

Great colors. Great scape. With your opinion on Twinstar we now have at least two strong and credible people talking about such a product (Viktor Lantos also). It should really be a blessing to be able to able to get down on maintenance sometimes. Pedro.

That green grass is superb. One more excellent aquarium from you. Pedro.

George, so you have a good opinion about Twinstar, like Viktor Lantos? ... or it's still early to say something? Those two last pictures are superb! Pedro.

Stone arrangement is perfect. That focal point stone with a slightly white was maybe a small risk but turned out great :) Photos are beautiful, but that's just usual :D Watching with great interest that Elatine growing.

George, beautiful photos as usual. You're not having the best of luck with this tank but your attitude before this setbacks are the best anyone could have. BTW, You mention 24mm but what aperture have you used? The last photo have stunning fish photos while your moos looks incredible too.

George, regarding algae, what about an overdose of excel for 3 days? Wouldn't you consider it? Pedro.

George, i suppose that sand is a must for IAPCL? :-) (I don't even know of you'll use it next year)

Almost everyone would like that! His talent, knowledge and will to share...

Music & Youtube - a nightmare :-( If you have time you can get Creative Commons Licenced music in freemusicarchive.org.

Viktor, those photos, mainly the Amanos, are some of the best photos of shrimps i have ever seen. Nice embers also. Congratulations.

I'm sure you're going to have a very good rank. Wish you the best of luck. Pedro.

Unbelievable :facepalm: One day everyone of us wants to make something like this :p

No words for this. I'm definitely becoming a big admire of your work :snaphappy: The shape of the Rotalas are lovely. Pedro.

Viktor, great hardscape (as usual). Your layouts are always a pleasure to watch and i certainly learned a lot from watching your works. Those rocks look lovely. Very well chosen. It's going to be a big hit. Only one thought from a very humble guy in this world: the third rock from the right...

George, Your tank is an inspiration to us all. What you've done in two months is awesome. I wish you good luck in IAPLC 2013. Certainly a great entry! Pedro.