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You mentioned Shirley said Earlswood has a better selection of shrimp? How is your HC faring? Is it still sending out runners or reaching for the light?

Pictures never did quite follow did they ha? Almost 12 months down the line :lol:

Just browsing through old threads i've posted on and spotted the wood. Don't know if it caught my eye the same way last time isaw it but thats a fantastic piece of wood. The possibilities on how it coould be used/placed/planted are endless. I can picture it with Anubias all over it :) Rather...

This is certainly going to be a tank to keep tabs on. Very much looking forward to updates.

Stunning tank and a truely great choice in tankmates. Where you've tied your Microsorum Pteropus to the wood have you taken one small piece of rhyzome and attatched it, or 2? Can't tell from the pictures.

update update. Planter, i cant remember your nickname on aquaticquotient.com, but i'm sure its you is it not? Sure i've seen this scape somewhere else before :)

Re: Jewel Rio 180 Maiden Planted tank Someone else who uses pins for holding down plants on wood, fanatastic! I thought i was the only one who thought of this. Wool/thread is too fidlly for me. I'm not the most gracious with my fingers so i just bash in pins and lightly press them either side...

Been silently sat waiting for an update on this tank :) Looking forward to when you post some more pictures of how its coming along. What substrate did you say you were using again?

Re: heres hoping If its not to much trouble i think it would be better if you tie the Anubias to the wood, rather than on slate chips. Reason being theuy don't actually grow very high and it'll look far better seeing the plant grasp hold of the wood and slowly creep along the length of your...

Re: heres hoping It certainly does look like mondo grass. I was sold this my a LFS near me completely unaware by both me and the shop (i hope!) that it was non-aquatic. Sure enough it didnt last more than two weeks, rotted away slowly and generally messed up my tank water. Best to remove. The...

Re: saintly's 120cm iwagumi Fantastic tank. Coming along nicely. Does anyone else have problems with rummynose eating plants? I've had them the last 4 years in my 3ft and they ate all my HC and E. Tenellus. I've heard other reports of rummynose's eating plants too occasionally. Hope you don't...

Crypt parva is painfully slow growing. I swear mine looks the same today as it did 2 years ago :shock: Certainly interested to see how a possible rescape goes trying Oliver Knotts substrate. Tempted to try it myself.

Re: saintly's 120cm iwagumi Hopefully once the tank fills out to its true potential the shrimp will be too preocupied with the rest of your tank to keep covering your HC. Stunning tank, i've skipped through a few pages and don't recall seeing what lighting specs your using

Ok, i thought i left it late to learn to drive. Lets say the next number i hit is 20 :shock: Haha, by all means when i get road active and i'm going cruising to aquatic shops youd be more than welcome to hop along :D Thats a few months off yet though. I'll be a regular on here soon enough, and...

I'm pretty much in a similar boat to you then. Don't drive jsut yet, although my test is May 14th :D So soon i'll be able to ferry myself around. I have bad experiences with Coventry Aquatics, they sold me none aquatics plants on two occasions when i was starting out. Really peeved me off to...

Indeed the planted tank is a poison that takes over. I'm yet to try my hand at an actual planted tank, preparations are in place for a 2ft first experience tank soon to come. I hope to start a journal on here when i finally do so, depending how badly or well it does :lol: Do you have a Rio...

Fantastic tank there. Exactly the concept i was hoping to achieve with my Rio 180 when i re-did my tank. Then i got two dempseys and so plans changed :P Shall be keeping an on eye on this tank as each update comes :) I see your from Coventry too :)

Been following this tanks progress on aquaticquotoient.com. Seems funny to follow it here too now :D Absolutely stunning tank

Re: Once upon a time at the riverbank 125Ltr Wait am i reading this right from the first post. You used super glue to attach your ferns? Is this practical? If it is i know what i'll be doing from now on, can it also be used for Anubias species on wood :twisted: Its a pet hate of mine attaching...