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Uber nice George. :clap: :clap: :clap: 8)

Lovely pics guys. :mrgreen:

Uber cool Mark. :mrgreen:

That video is funny. :lol: :lol: Nice one.

I've used silver sand before, and that was a big mistake. Even after thoroughly washed, there were loads of floating particles and frothy surface scum. I personally would not use sharp sand, unless laying a patio. :mrgreen:

Nice one George.

I've used these guys for cable ties before, very good range... http://www.thecrimpcompany.com/scpro/cr ... rentcat=65

George, where did the name of the scape come from? It's really cool. :mrgreen:

Great, again, George. :mrgreen: I see your back to co2... :wink:

Nice stuff. :wink:

Thanks for the replies guys, ok then here comes 'Blyxa - Chihuahua'. :wink:

Now you may think TDI is going off at a tangent again, but does anyone know if anyone has used animal skulls or bones as tank decor? It something i've thought about recently, but does sound a little tabboo and maybe just too wrong for a planted aquascape. My thoughts were off an animal skull...

This sounds great George, i'll look forward to reading about these (and maybe viewing them too). :wink: Does anyone know of a site or list of biotopes? So if UKAPS planters wanted to recreate a biotope, they would have all the details they need, like region, substrate, decor and fish and...

Looks lovely Dave. :mrgreen:

Blimey, that's qiuck growth. :lol: :lol: :lol:

Hello and welcome. Lovely bettas and very professional website you have there. :mrgreen:

Re: 120cm, 370 litre preview Lovely pics George, but always looks better in the flesh. :mrgreen:

Hi all, i'm after a piece or two of extra large driftwood, like the smaller pieces that you would buy from Tropica with plants attached. Will hopefully be creating a bank for my zebra plecs. This blends in well with my Borneowild driftwood. I'm looking for pieces around 1 metre long, or...

My iwagumi now houses Harlequin Rasboras, i've got about 75 at the moment to cover 200cm of swimming space, and they do seem at home darting around everywhere. I'll be adding another 150 in a coupe of weeks time. :mrgreen: When i had cardinal tetra's in the same setup, they basically cowered...

Hi Garuf, i was wondering where you get your new tank from?

Looks great Dave.

Great thread Zig, your tank looks stunning. :mrgreen:

Nice find UKplanter. :mrgreen:

All the time Aaron, i'm never 100% happy with a scape, but i suppose it is human nature. :mrgreen:

Looking good Saintly.

You could always enter George's little mountain one, he he. :wink:

Just read on here about the PS, and the quality of the Aqua soil is far better then anything i've seen, and after buying 14 bags, enough said really. :wink: Hopefully the tank will be coming on very well be then George. Your welcome any time bud. Just waiting for my Aquamas CO2 reactor to...

Saintly, no ada PS, i did some research, and was advised that the benefits would be very minimal. Also had to consider the cost also. Did you count how many bags of AS there was? SC, new journal will follow.

Following on from my Smelly tank thread, i've decided to remove the Dennerle heating cables, and remove the Deponit mix substrate and gravel for ADA AS Amazonia. So here's a few photos of this weeks upheavel which i was not looking forward too. Firstly the original tank. Then i transfered...

Both very cool scapes, i wonder if he could do the same with a coconut tree. :mrgreen:

Great tank Dan, and excellent photos from George. I also like the way George is watching the tank with a beer, and not watching the footy on the plasma, classic farmer. :mrgreen: :wink:

Very tasty. :mrgreen:

Lovely scape Dave.

Looks spot on George. :mrgreen:

Nice pic George.

I only count 50. :wink: But they look great though.

I put no. 4, but i think you could do with a smaller piece as well next to this.

Remember to use a stone chisel, not a wood one. :wink: :mrgreen:

Try breaking the rock with a hammer and bolster, and place on a grass lawn. This is how i break bricks for a clean cut.

Lovely scape Peter and great write up George, excellent.

Re: Re: You have no heart George, tut tut. :?

Sam, where do you find all these lovely pictures?

Looks great, and welcome back.

I might forget there tanks and drink them like a shot glass.... :|

Previously i did have a few discus in there, they never swam out of the shoal!

I like the little tree one. :lol:

I've got about 100 cardinals, they all hide by the diffuser too. Except for feeding time, then it looks like a scene from an early Bond movie.

Good stuff again George. How do you manage to do all these water changes every week? And where do you buy the fire extinguishers from?

OMG Dave, have you been looking through my dining room window getting a secret glimpse of my tank! That is very similiar with the rocks and HM. Looks brilliant. :evil:

Good one Zig.

Where's that donation button.... :wink:

These post-war scapes won't catch on. ;)

I wouldn't worry about your biggest gripe, i think you'll find we all have some form of algae, and my hygrophilia is the only plant which grows out of control too. Keep up the good work.

Do you think the seal will be ok?

Thanks Garuf, speedy reply as ever. ;)

Is this the same as Sumatra wood? Or more branchy?

Maybe where the wood meets the rock.

Very nice.

I'm running the Dennerle system, with two 75 watt heating cables connected to the duomat evo. Nice piece of kit for controlling all aspects of heating. But it's early days yet to see how it affects plant growth.