Hi,
I'm going to start my my little cube again.
Specifications:
Aquarium: 30x30x30 cm
Lighting: Aquatic nature solar boy duo 26 W
Filter:Eden 501
Heating: Jäger 25 W
CO2: Easycarbo
Nutrition: TPN+
Substrate: Seachem Flourish Black
Hardscape: Red moor wood and/or dragon stone. Or branch wood and Okho stone i ADA language.
Plants:
Depending on layout
Fish/invertebrates:
Depending on layout.
Have been playing with the hardscape today, IMO one of the best parts of the hobby.
The layouts were made rather quick, so all of them will of course need adjustments...
The pics were taken rather quick too, so the quality aren't so good...
You haven't seen anything like this before, have you? I really like this layout. It fits the shape of the tank very well and I think it could look awesome with eleocharis parvula or glosso and riccia as carpet, a little moss on the rocks and eleocharis as background.
It think the main stone and the one leaning on it should be moved a little bit to the left. Plants would be the same as above.
Well, I don't really know what i think about this one. Maybe it will look better if the he angles of the rocks were adjusted a bit, to create more tension.
Just a simple sanzon iwagumi, but i think it to bulky and compact. Quite diffucult to make iwagumis in a cube... Maybe it will look betten when planted..?
Also a sanzon iwagumi. Think I like this better than the other one. But I'm not sure if the rocks are big enough...
My favorite!! I'll name it "molehill". Plants: none.
This was my initial idea, before I started playing with iwagumi layouts. Plants would be something like bolbitis, moss and Cryptocoryne parva in the midground, glosso or hc in the foreground and blyxa or stemmed plants like M. umbrosum and rotala in the background.
Comments and suggestions on the 'scapes are very, very welcome.
I'm going to start my my little cube again.
Specifications:
Aquarium: 30x30x30 cm
Lighting: Aquatic nature solar boy duo 26 W
Filter:Eden 501
Heating: Jäger 25 W
CO2: Easycarbo
Nutrition: TPN+
Substrate: Seachem Flourish Black
Hardscape: Red moor wood and/or dragon stone. Or branch wood and Okho stone i ADA language.
Plants:
Depending on layout
Fish/invertebrates:
Depending on layout.
Have been playing with the hardscape today, IMO one of the best parts of the hobby.
The layouts were made rather quick, so all of them will of course need adjustments...
The pics were taken rather quick too, so the quality aren't so good...
You haven't seen anything like this before, have you? I really like this layout. It fits the shape of the tank very well and I think it could look awesome with eleocharis parvula or glosso and riccia as carpet, a little moss on the rocks and eleocharis as background.
It think the main stone and the one leaning on it should be moved a little bit to the left. Plants would be the same as above.
Well, I don't really know what i think about this one. Maybe it will look better if the he angles of the rocks were adjusted a bit, to create more tension.
Just a simple sanzon iwagumi, but i think it to bulky and compact. Quite diffucult to make iwagumis in a cube... Maybe it will look betten when planted..?
Also a sanzon iwagumi. Think I like this better than the other one. But I'm not sure if the rocks are big enough...
My favorite!! I'll name it "molehill". Plants: none.
This was my initial idea, before I started playing with iwagumi layouts. Plants would be something like bolbitis, moss and Cryptocoryne parva in the midground, glosso or hc in the foreground and blyxa or stemmed plants like M. umbrosum and rotala in the background.
Comments and suggestions on the 'scapes are very, very welcome.
