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Re: Saintly's 'savannah dreaming' This has to be your best hardscaping yet by far. I can see this evolving into something to really be proud of. :)

Re: Saintly's 120cm latest scape Wow, I never realised you were scaping using the TV! That's amazing, this is gonna be a cracker of a scape with all of these new techniques you're putting into practice.

Re: Saintly's 120cm latest scape Thanks for sharing, that really is a dead simple way to do it. This might be a silly question but something I just thought about. If you're going to be using it on a timer and daily basis, would this have any affect on the possibility of algae to the back of the...

Re: Saintly's 120cm latest scape How are you backlighting it? Massive improvement. And I agree with Garuf, get that stuff in a 60! :)

Re: Saintly's 120cm latest scape I very much like the sound of this, sounds like my kind of aquascape - keep us updated! :)

Re: Saintly's 120cm latest scape To hell with it - go jungle! :)

:lol: I'm really sorry if I offended you but honestly didn't mean it like that, I've always liked the variety of your aquascapes and just think the last few have been less diverse but totally accept that this woulld have been down to the client and after all it's your call. :) That's not to say...

:lol: Sorry, on reading back what I said does sound harsh but isn't meant in that way and I hope Mark knows that. :)

This would look great if you carried it on for a little longer, but to be honest I'm getting a bit bored of your layouts like this - it's got to be the third one(?) and it just looks too similar every time now. I want to see you use some wood. :)

Re: Saintly's 120cm private scape I really like this, the foreground and planting ideas etc. I like the fact that it's going to be low growing too - maybe get some nice top-dwelling fish in there like Glowlight Danios.

I always thought Anubias couldn't be buried at all. Is that just the rhizome then - is it okay for roots to be buried in the substrate?

Wow, what have you been putting in this tank?! It's grown in so fast! By the way, I don't know if your images are really large, but they aren't fully loading for me - maybe resize them to smaller dimensions.

Re: Tonsers 200L Optiwhite This aquascape is looking ace! The rate at which some of these tanks are growing and maturing lately amazes me.

It's looking great as always. The photography is great too (once again) and together with the background makes the aquascape look very ADA. I think this would do great in AGA, you'd be a great ambasador for the UK.

It's looking as great as ever! What's that small leaved plant in the substrate?

As ever, looking excellent! I think I speak for most when I say I'm well jealous... And stop complaining about your photography, it's excellent and a lot better than some of us can do. :P

Those colours are amazing! I like the way you're so precise with the seven more trims. :P

I have to admit I had my reservations about this tank but it has to be one, if not the best saintly aquascape so far. There's so many textures and shapes and stuff, it just all seems to come together and work so well. Your photography has also improved which I think helps a lot. Keep up the...

Wow, this is turning into something nice! I love the ferny island and u-shaped composition - you're onto a winner here mate. ;)

Re: saintly's son try's his hand I hope your son's up to the job! :lol:

Re: Tonsers 200L Optiwhite ... now ft. floaters :( I'm gonna be weird and say that I think it looks just as good, if not better with the shifted wood and floating plants! :P

Re: Tonsers 200L Optiwhite (now ft. plants & a bag of gravel !) Wow, you've got some serious setup going on here Tony - got to be a winner! ;) I know it might be a bit early, but any ideas on stocking yet?

Re: Tonsers 200L Optiwhite (now ft. plants & a bag of gravel !) That is top class, Tony! I can't wait to see it grown in, and glad you managed to keep the wood sunk...that would have been a disaster.

Re: saintly's son try's his hand Yeah, how comes not a journal here mark? I'm not a member there...

Re: Tonsers 200L Optiwhite (now featuring hardscape !) Wow, that hardscape is top class mate! As Garuf said, the stones are a bit clinical and to osimilar in size, just adding a few different sizes for a bit more variety would improve it much more but apart from that this should prove to be a...