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brilliant :shock: :shock: what is that 8 foot? amazing variety and contrast between leaf structure and colour :thumbup: and some beautifull reds in there too! :clap: :clap:

what are you going to do with the open space at the front, it looks very nice bare and the p. Herafi around it but i think it would look nice if you made a path way with play sand leading right to the back going through the stone and wood. a bit like this.

are they the leaves that supposedly stimulate breeding?

very nice, i want one! :lol: i wouldent mind trying my hand at a biotope, possibly chiclids(dont know which ones :crazy: ). is the water naturaly that tinted or has it been edited to look like that? i love the texture the oak leaves add to the bottom. and all with no plants! :thumbup: great job.

ok thanks for the feedback, i like number one too as it was the 1st one i made. but when you look for the side it is very think and has little depth but i can try to change it. i think no.5&6 are my 2nd favorites.

well i have had the manzi wood for a day now and all the while i have been dry scaping with it. here are some pics of what i have come up with, bare in mind its my first ever time aquascaping, and some constructive feedback is very welcome. 1 2 3 4 5 6 which one do you think is best as...

Mark Evans -£15.00 Andrew Millard (Milla) - £30.00 David Atkins (Fishkeeper)- £26.00 stuworrall - £20.00 samclowsley - £20.00 Glenn Eldridge - £25

nice peices of wood there Tony well done. the bits of nano wood look good too. put me down for: LOO1 LOO2 LOO5 1/4KG not the 3/4KG as there are 2 LOO5's (i think) LOO13 (this one is a beauty) :mrgreen: :mrgreen: LOO16 well if you want to pick up from Dans Simon that fine, save us some...

there is 2 LOO5's i think? one is 1/2 and one is 3/4

amazing im 3rd... :shock: :shock: which is good as i wont be in on sunday at 10. anyway good work tony :D also me and simonD live close so we can combine our batches in to one box so to save you a box, as i imagin you are going to need a few :lol: again thanks for helping us all, especialy...

yep..i still would like some but maby more than one peice as i would like something like the pic you provided.(sorry for changing my mind,i just seen that the pic was made of 3 peices and im looking for that effect) so are we paying back ukaps the money that Tom got?

cool! where will you get the fish from :?:

excelent, i cant wait for the read, will you be doing any more biotopes on top of the Cambodia blackwater and Tanganyikan shell-dweller? i wish you the best of luck with the marines, and cant wait to see what you come up with :D should be brill if your other scapes are anything to go by :!:

will the article be about this tank or a new set up in this tank?

hi plant brain...just wondering if the snow has melted yet? :lol: i cant wait :P

i thought they were them leaves that 'supposedly' turn your fish in to sex crazed maniacs...i never forked out the money for them though, would be intresting to ge3t feedback about them. here are some of the benifits that aquatic magic mention-"Lowers the pH of the water and absorbs harmful...

that ram skellington would look so cool spanning the length of a 4 foot tank :shock:

me too please... Thomas McMillan: (not sure how many) branchy bits, 20-40cm. Tonser: lots of bits up to around 70cm (happy to help with shipping if needed). Steve Smith: tiny to medium 5 - 50cm :) sam clowsley: 15-30cm straighter pieces :D (about 12-15 if possible) Glenn Eldridge: 1 big peice...

yes, we will definatly get our moneys worth for toms efforts, i thinks thats why so many people are intrested. thats a excelent price for 50lb of wood. thanks for the info :)

superman said he wouldent mind receiving the job jot then redistributing it from there the people who paid for it. he would need paypall'ing money for p&p though of he did this.

yeah i though of that arfter i posted it...this would mean some one who wants a bit for a nanno would be paying fore someons wood to go in a 180L also :lol: wouldent you have to weigh the peices indivdualy then for this to work? i dont think its who gets there 1st...tom will know who wants...

wow it dosent look 165L from the pic i must say...those rocks must be big, i though the tank was about 60-100L lol :lol:

wow! looks good for a 1st atempt...you have clearly mannaged to grow the plants which is the 1st step. i like the rocks you use but i think they could look and be so much more effective in a iwagumi set up. or maby if you made the rocks on the left taller by putting mroe gravel under them i thin...

can i have in on this depending on the shipping cost. tom can i suggest making a list on this thread of all the people who want some manzi. then get back to us once you have colected it, weighed it up for shipping then give us the price we pay. then the cost gets divided by the number of people...

wow thanks this is what i am looking for :lol:

does any one have a link to where i can buy this, i have recently 'discovered' it and i think its wonderful, it also soud cheaper than redmoor from what i have read but i cant find any where that sells it?