Not sure whether this is a re-post, and I suspect many have seen it already, but I thought it was worth posting just in case. A masterclass in layout design and technique...
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ADA Aquascaping Video
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TOO
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I haven't seen this before. Say what you want about Amano, but he is in a league of his own. The emersed set-up at the end is very nice...now I am thinking...
Thomas
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Know what you mean; those scapes are totally inspirational. The video also demonstrates aquascaping basics including the three basic shaped compositions, triangular, convex and concave, and is perhaps a good complement to Georges three part series on the same.
Alastair
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I think this was posted somewhere on here not long ago but dammed if I could find but still fantastic to watch the masters at work again. I've never been able to get bolbitus that green.
Martin in Holland
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It would be so cool to be able to use just any plant in any amount and fully grown as he does....
parotet
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Yes, it is amazing how he uses probably 20 fully grown wabi kusa for filling the background of a tank... oh man, in my LFS this stuff is 25 euros/piece! I miss more technical information for each setup. I mean, it is wonderful to see he designs, how he plants, etc. but in some setups the most valuable information would be know how he deals with good flow. I can see very deep and complex underwater landscapes in huge tanks where distribution might be a nightmare and co2 is not probably released via pollen glass, etc.
Jordi
Martin in Holland
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indeed, Jordi......would be helpful to see all the technical stuff that is going on in and among such a tank
Edvet
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I'm quite sure there are people in this forum who could create scapes on the same level as he does, given the same facilities as he has.
Martin in Holland
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There are even people here that do this already...even without those facilities....just takes a bit longer and takes more planing
