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Actually really love the growth. recently brought Amano's Nature Aquarium: Complete Works and this really reminds me of some of his in my opinion, earlier, great 'scapes. Love the shadow the stems are creating.

Re: 60cm iwagumi scape Beautiful rock arrangement there mate. Much prefer that style of smaller stones as it tends to create a better perspective with the usual iwagumi plant choices. Love the sand/cove area on the right. Well done! Can't wait for this to grow. Nice fish choice too!

I completely understand the idea of catering for a favoured selection of fish rather than having the usual standard shoal of one species. Its much more fun as a fish keeper to watch the interactions between different species. Although, for a full tank shot for competition... can you imagine a...

Stunning tank. It's become everything I imagined it could be and more! A bit more growing and 'scaping and this would definitely make some waves in any aquascaping competion.

Re: [IWAGUMI] Project Scree This has turned out really beautifully. Clinical but soft. Hard to explain but I'm sure everyone understands. Throw in a couple of Riccia stones and I can imagine Amano going all giddy and saying how it reminds him of a Japanese waterway. Don't do it though :D Tank...

Really amazing sense of scale. Personally, I really don't see a problem with the right side hardscape. Regarding the hairgrass? Perhaps adding echinodorus tenelus(sp?) to it would help fill it out more. Would also add to the general look of the 'scape, more in keeping with the natural, jungle...

Thank you. Having to hide pipework is always a bit of a pain. Putting balansae there sounds good, lovely plant. Really looking forward to watching this tank mature. Started it every well, better than the usual look of a big ol' tank. I just keep looking at it! :lol: Imagining the layout in a...

Wow. Finally a large tank that has some great 'scaping. The tree stumps look amazing, and in really good position. Would be good to resist the urge to fill the sides with too many stems, think that would ruin the centre mound layout. Keep thinking this tank needs moss... and lots of it! :D...

Re: Tonsers 200L Optiwhite ... now ft. stable hardscape :) That space just under the root with bolbitis? Anything going there? thinking a rock with some java narrow poking out from under it.

Re: Tonsers 200L Optiwhite (now featuring hardscape !) That hardscape really is, sexy!! really nice placement of the wood. Good stuff

Re: My First Planted Tank - Juwel Rio 125 Looking great, really love the open space in the middle, with the stems holding it together. Cant believe you said this was just going to be temporary!! :)

Re: My First Planted Tank - Juwel Rio 125 Hope you get rid of that blue background. You're better than that LD. :wink: :lol:

Re: My First Planted Tank - Juwel Rio 125 Sure it's a shame that this 'scape ended. It was very good. But now you can show of some of that obvious talent you have with a clean start. Good luck mate.

Re: My First Planted Tank - Juwel Rio 125 Horrible when that happens. Best thing to do is take out enough water to let filter outlet crash on to the water surface. It pumps in oxygen.

Is he really Britney Spears?

Very nice Sir! Looks like it could be sat in the ADA gallery in Japan :) Can't see any "poor photo's" here mate. Think the pictures in my journal would burn your eyes out if you think your photography is bad. :lol: Looks like pretty low maintenance? Have you got just an island of Aqua Soil...

Re: My First Planted Tank - Juwel Rio 125 Tank always looks nice. Just wonder how it would look with the ADA treatment... All equipment out, clear background and some good lighting and photography? Bet it would look awesome :mrgreen:

Re: My First Planted Tank - Juwel Rio 125 Must say since the 'disaster' this tank has never looked better. Something about it now really looks good, maybe the moss wall not being so 'thick'? The foreground mix of glosso/downoi and blyxa is beautiful. Nice one!!