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Again thanks for posting, some exquisite nano tanks there! Not the average LFS in the UK Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thanks so much for sharing, would love to visit Japan one day. T Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Nice work, good triangle rock layout. I wonder if the wood might look better if it followed the line of the rock? T Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Lovely mossy textures. Dry start? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

What a lovely scape! Looks really lush. I think the sand works well, very Amanoesque. Is there an AquascapeSoc at your Uni? Maybe you should found one. T Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Such a shame the sailfins are illegal, they look amazing, sounds like they grow into proper monsters though! One of TA scapes in the Nature Aquarium book features them. Thanks Lisa and Steve, the glass boxses are made by LSA (polish company, make all kinds of glass-wear) I got mine from John...

Here's some of my emergent tanks, to keep me distracted while doing the washing up!

Wow, that is a lovley tank. You've got that really nice stem bush look without the stems! Do you get much BBA on the anubis? How is the sand separated from the rest of the substrate, my shrimps always mix everything up !? Great work, Tom Just out of interest, have you ever collected plants in...

Really nice Russ, I love the undulation of the HC, are there rocks underneath? Could we get a full straight on tank shot ? -T

Like it very much, I always think it would be awsome to live somwhere you could just go fishing for plants and stock. I guess you could have a awsome marine tank in Hawaii, any native fresh water plant? Regards, Tom

Thats a lot in one year. Really like the choice of fine leaved plants. PH looks cool. The last scape looks really natural, like a fallen tree being overgrown. Nice One T