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Really very nice Umut.

Wow! Amazing well done.

:thumbup: I have seen some of these scapes before, it seems you really are up there with the competition rankings.

That is a lovely looking scape

Ha ha exactly!:)

Yeah, its all well and good dreaming of beautiful huge tanks, but I kind of get checked over the practicality. I wouldnt fancy having to get into the tank everytime I wanted to do some routine maintenance. I actually like the combination of Denisonis and Rummynose tetras even though they are...

Its in German, but you dont need it in English. People overlook standard bogwood, but it looks pretty impressive all dressed in plants!

Lovely and lush. :)

Lovely healthy looking discus.

Thats interesting, is your water soft any way? perhaps it is not an issue then.

I would think calcium carbonate rocks would harden the water quite a bit?

I like the tangled jungle look. :)

Wow. I have just seen a plant that would work well in my big tank. :D Do we get these in the UK? I have not seen anyone selling them...

Very pleasant and peaceful.

Great as usual Mr Wen. Although im sure Mononoke forest was in the hills :P

Nice, nice, nice! I remember this tank mainly because of the Denisoni connection. Is that hair grass or tenellus in the foreground? So i cant blame the Denisoni, it is indeed the rainbows who play silly buggers with my softer leaved plants.

I increase the dose of phosphate to combat GSA (Green spot algae) on my Anubias. I really like your diy filter set up, very neat. Are the hose connectors into the filter just siliconed in?

I really do appreciate these planted bowl scapes. I have seen a few now and I think they add somthing of thier own that regular aquariums do not. This one is really very nice, well done and keep them coming. :) I would love to set one up, but I think im rather pushing the limits of permissable...

Wow Indeed, it looks lush. You dont want to thin out the plants, it is magnificent. Fish look better when they come in and out of plants rather than just in your face, it creates and element of mystery. I love your tank, keep it going!

Lol, no not really, youve done a great job with that tank so I thought id make a random observation about somthing else. :D

So thats what you sound like...

Re: 120cm - George of the Jungle Very nice George, great to see a jungle scape and those red finned blue tetras look very effective.

I dunno, I just like this tank. It is not 'Nature Aquarium' or the most amzingly scaped in the world, but it is just this guys own style and it is what I would call low tech albeit he does injsect co2. Im not into Angelfish, but these are like floating ghosts... well there is somthing about it...

I think you need to fix your fence.

Btw what is that lighting unit please?

Oooh silent master just pops out of the woodwork with a beautiful Iwagumi. I really like it, not sure if the shallowness is slightly distrating from the side shots, but over all its looking pretty pukka.

I used to have exactly the same model of tank and it was a lovely jungle too. I still have a female Congo tetra from that tank...from 2004. :)

Ive never seen this before, its is really lovely. Better still that it is low maintenance. What kind of filter is in there, i cant see any cable?

Well, you beat the entire UK by a marathon and then some... Well done! :D Or rather it is that you beat so many Japanese and other far-eastern entries that is more impressive. They are on the whole still the best and to come 96 out of 2000 odd is so very brilliant. As I am writing this I cant...

Yep, yep and yep most definately! :thumbup:

They change quite a bit as they grow and lose that characteristic shape and colour pattern. I was going to say much more drab colourwise, but actually either some form or sex or at a certain point in their long lives there are striking red/yellow colour. Even so 3ft is a bit too big for most of...

I like Saintly's house...an artist in and out of tanks. :thumbup:

Asian Rummys and i forgot the name of the loaches, but I remember seeing them for sale in MA Crowland, nr Peterborough, possibly the best Aquatic outlet for the sheer varierty of loaches in the country.

Hi are you still running any of these tanks. I particularly liked the cube in its final picture. I notice alot of people get itchy and change scapes quite often, which is fine and you get a lot of learning out of it. I tend to like to keep mine for longer although 2-3 yrs has been max before I...

Re: Six years of 'scaping I remember when you were first posting on The Planted Tank George. I think it was The Planted Tank anyway. :lol: Six years already Omg!

I find the python to be pretty good, it is strong enough to clear detritus and the whole process does not take long...well that is until i started doing waterchanges on an 800 litre!

i didnt realise Aqua One made aquariums that big.

Hey Zoe, can you give the dimensions; is it 72"x24"x24"? What make is the aquarium? Thanks, Sanj

Yup I recognise you from PFK, i was going to send you a msg on the 'Your Tanks' comment section to ask whether you are a member of this website, considering your fab tank :)

What about javanese rice fish to complete the javanese theme ? :)

It also looks like you have some Boesmani Rainbows in there. Very nice Neon Rainbows. Were they quite pale in the shop oe similar to that pic?

Star grass takes a while sometimes to settle and then grows quite nicely. I have some and i got it from greenline, the plants werent especially great, but after a month or two are really now coming on nicely. sometimes you need to give the plants time. nice aquarium btw, quite like the Osaka...

maybe PFK should offer it again...I might subscribe. I bet they had a surge of subscriptions. :lol:

Good thanks, got my 400 litre up and running...rainbows and denisonis going high tech with this and another 360 litre plodding along as a low tech all doing fine so far... :D sold my 240 6 months ago, but have a 180 waiting for a potential project, havent decided what yet and well need to...

Oh its you! Gill from Coventry... i only realised because I saw Guru Nanak calenders in one of your photos. I have been taking a break from the hobby or rather been slack for the last year and a half although had one still running. Seems you have been evolving with the tanks... good stuff. :)