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What about coal? It's quite a lot shinier than those rocks though, and I doubt you'd find the white veins. Those are some nice looking rocks!

I've got to say, I really like that tank! What size is it? What about some Cryptocorynes, they would be ideal for a low-tech tank. You could maybe use something like Cryptocoryne Lucens or Parva for around the stones, and maybe Cryptocoryne Wendttii brown for the back? Check out TGM...

I tried throwing mine, but I ended up breaking stuff in my parents garage, rather than the rock. So I reverted to a hammer - I covered it with a carrier bag so that all the pieces stayed in the carrier bag rather than flying off everywhere (and probably breaking more stuff! lol).

My most recent tank is a 60w x 60d x 37h cm - lush! It's definately the easiest tank I've ever scaped. It has huge potential for emergent plants or hardscape. I think it's quite restrictive on stem plants though-they would look a bit strange due to the lack of height, and they do tend to grow...

Awesome scapes - congratulations to everyone who entered! George - you're a legend! Cracking stuff!

Looks awesome, all choices look good to me. I think this will be stunning when it's done.

:lol:, oh well. Do you think craziness is infectious? :D

This may sound crazy, but I sometimes cut a cardboard box to size, cut the front off and then do my scape inside that. It allows me to get the dimensions about right. I think the rock formation you've got looks great though. And the planting plans sounds good to me.

Ooooh, sounds like a good new feature! Shame you can't continue the Great Planted Tank series along side it though :D

Just thought I'd mention that The Trading Post have stocked some more redmoor (although the good pieces just might have been snapped up by a certain someone :D )