Autumn mood

[BexHaystack]

Wow! Is that Hydrocotyle? And what other plant is emerging?

 

[Stanislav]

Yeah, this is Hydrocotyle tripartita and I guess Hygrophila sp. Brown (maybe)

 

[Stanislav]

 

[Stanislav]

Become wild even more

 

[Stanislav]

I'll keep it such wild for a while ..and maybe later change everything ones again to show stones more clearly.

 

[BexHaystack]

Wow Stanislav, this tank continues to amaze me, that Hydrocotyle has gone mad

In the second photo you posted (6th March), you have a close up of Hydrocotyle and Hygrophila pinnatifida but what is the other red/bronze plant with feathered leaves behind the Hygrophila? Is it this? http://tropica.com/en/plants/plantdetails/4766/4766

 

[Stanislav]

Yeah , exactly This is Proserpinaca.

 

[BexHaystack]

Its so pretty and delicate. I might give it a try when I eventually set my tank up

 

[Stanislav]

small update
IMG_9308 by Stanislav Gaponov, on Flickr
IMG_9306 by Stanislav Gaponov, on Flickr
IMG_9304 by Stanislav Gaponov, on Flickr

 

[Greenfinger2]

Hi Stanislav, I did not think this could get any better. It just has its simply stunning

 

[BexHaystack]

Can I have your tank please Stanislav?

 

[Stanislav]

Thank you guys
btw there is few small blue flowers right on emergent plants. looks awesome but can't make a good macro of these.

 

[Stanislav]

sometimes light can make amazing views

IMG_9311 by Stanislav Gaponov, on Flickr

 

[BexHaystack]

Lovely! What kind of light/wattage have you got on this tank?

 

[Stanislav]

I use T5 lamps 4x24 W , so approximately 1 watt per liter
I don't remember exact temperature of these lamps

 

[Stanislav]

Hey , guys. Sometimes you just need a brand new feeling. Like this..

 

[bloskas]

love the texture!

 

[BexHaystack]

Nice!

 

[PARAGUAY]

like the way the planting looks so effective against the stone

 

[Alexander Belchenko]

Looks interesting, but it needs more work on details, mate.