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Oak is an excellent idea, there's load's of fallen branches here, did you seal it up with anything?

Hi all, I'd like to scape a tank (70x50x30h) for some Sulawesi shrimp, similar to this: Has anyone seen wood similar to that (a fallen tree effect)? For the rocks, the closest thing I can find is the Caribsea Woodstone Rocks from AquaEssentials...

While showing off the fire extinguisher it appears :jawdrop

What is the crinkled plant to the right??

I've just taken the wood out to dry and purchased some superglue :) What about a nice big Microsorium Pteropus Windelov as a feature within the hollow on the right? It would hang over nicely and attach well hopefully. I read it does ok in full light if given Co2 and nutrients. I have some water...

I've just ordered some plants: Rotala Macrandra Pogostemon Helferi Staurogyne Repens Eustralis Stellata Rotala Rotundifolia Cryptocoryne Wendtii Green Cryptocoryne Wendtii Brown Heteranthera Zosterifolia Utricularia Graminifolia Micranthemum micranthemoides Hydrocotyle verticillata...

Substrate, wood and water in! Any suggestions on plants? Lighting is 4x 39W T5HO over 323 litres, although the aquariums quite deep.

I was just looking at your thread again - the problem is no substrate or the option to add it due to the branch being thin. Something that attaches Java\Moss\Anubis but I'm not sure how any would do under the light (Will need all four on at some point during the day due to the depth + HC)

Any high light plants that could be attached to the wood? The branch leading to the surface will have 4 x T5's above it so might be a bit much as you say.

Right, got some wood at last! What do you think? Any pointers to scaping it? I was thinking of attching a few plants to the wood (Anubis, moss maybe), HC towards the front, then fill out with some stems at the back.

Sorry Gavin, the cakes on the table have my attention at the moment... Hmmmm. That's bloody massive!!! The only thing I'm worried about is the weight of anything large on my Akadama, was looking at long thin branches as a way of avoiding this.

Found it: http://peleblogs.blogspot.com/2011/01/e ... netti.html

That tank is stunning - love the depth! Any idea on construction\hard scape? Not sure if I can fill the height while creating an illusion of depth as that example... Hi Gavin, I would be very interested in some pics - I too am aiming for some sizable wood to take up some vertical space, I...

Hi All, I have a Fluval Profile 1200 - quite a deep tank for its size (120 x 47 x 65cm) Would really appreciate any advice or pointers on where to start with the scape, now I have most of the equipment. I'm going to use Akadama for substrate, high lighting\EI\Co2. For an idea of what I'm...