aaronnorth
Member
looking nice and healthy Mark, 
what substrate do you have in there?
This angels look even better with a FTS
what substrate do you have in there?This angels look even better with a FTS
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saintlys sumatradriftwood scape
- Thread starter Mark Evans
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joyous214
Member
angels look great. Good luck.
aaronnorth said:
fts? whats this mean
aaronnorth
Member
saintly said:aaronnorth said:
fts? whats this mean
full tank shot.
aaronnorth said:
ahhh, thanks
aaronnorth
Member
saintly said:aaronnorth said:
ahhh, thanks
you learn something new everyday!
YNWT...
aaronnorth
Member
saintly said:YNWT...
:?:
I have heard of NWT (north west territories)
aaronnorth said:you learn something new everyday!
Your Not Wrong There!saintly said:
its a new one....now!aaronnorth
Member
Ok
ive deleted the last pic by accident. heres another with clear water.
Wayney
Member
Looking really good there Mark, luvvin the Angels as well .....Is that riccia at the front?
.....Is that riccia at the front?
joyous214
Member
oohhhh wow nice
Graeme Edwards
Founder
Nice one saintly. Interesting choice of Angel's . They look like ghost lost in the forest. As far as a compotion or critique point of view goes, I dont think they work in that scape. As afar as a hobbiest goes, If you like them, then enjoy them.
Nice one.
Nice one.
Garuf
Member
I know exactly what Graeme is saying, I'd love to see more, much more wood in there. I think that would help it look even more special.
I personally love the fish choice and I'm very jealous, the scape just needs more wood for it to sit right in my minds eye as to what an angel scape would be.
I personally love the fish choice and I'm very jealous, the scape just needs more wood for it to sit right in my minds eye as to what an angel scape would be.
jay
Member
I think they really suit it perfectly. The way they're almost glowing, compliments the riccia.
Agree with Garuf about wood in there though... some nice branches poking out from the stems maybe. Perhaps some riccia clumps on them to add more to the middle of the tank.
Really do like it Mark, and love those angels!! About the only time I've liked a colour morph in a planted tank.
Agree with Garuf about wood in there though... some nice branches poking out from the stems maybe. Perhaps some riccia clumps on them to add more to the middle of the tank.
Really do like it Mark, and love those angels!! About the only time I've liked a colour morph in a planted tank.
Tom
Member
Weirdly enough, I think the Angels are OK too. As colour morphs go, they seem to be quite good quality, nice finnage as opposed to being bred in cramped conditions with stunted fins that is all too common.
Personally, (but I know doesn't really fit the theme) I'd like to see some bold rock work in there. Particularly protruding out from some of the darker areas, the gaps between planting. Then some branchy wood coming round the rocks.
Tom
Personally, (but I know doesn't really fit the theme) I'd like to see some bold rock work in there. Particularly protruding out from some of the darker areas, the gaps between planting. Then some branchy wood coming round the rocks.
Tom
wow thanks fellas. i didnt realise that angels were on the "not so commonly used list" 
i just saw them and liked them. you guys like them too, so i feel happy that ive put them to good use at least
ive got some more wood (sumatra) i know the thread is called this but theres been some confusion. anyway, updates soon.
i just saw them and liked them. you guys like them too, so i feel happy that ive put them to good use at least ive got some more wood (sumatra) i know the thread is called this but theres been some confusion. anyway, updates soon.
Ark
Member
what sand do you us ein your scapes as im trying to find a nice coloured sand like that
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