Silent Wood

[Parthapratim]

Tank Size: 60cm
Lighting: 36watt Pll one
Decoration: Locally collected Woods Rocks may add not thought of.
Substrate: Not decided yet, depends on what foreground plant I will dare to start.
Flora: Mainly Moss
Fauna: Not decided.
Still only hardscape experimenting





What you think?

 

[George Farmer]

Looks like the basis of a very effective forest-style aquascape.

Not my taste personally, but they're very fashionable.

 

[Brian Murphy]

Interesting .... I just got a whacky idea of doing a scape of telegraph poles in field lol

 

[fish fodder]

I like it

 

[Achintya]

you need a hell lot of moss

 

[Parthapratim]

Going super slow!!!

 

[Mick.Dk]

Hi there
I'm surprised this is "super slow" !!!
I did very close to same idea couple of years ago .......... and that really didn't go slow at all. Took les than 2 months to totally cover all branches.
I tested a lot of diferent mosses (weeping, fissidens, willow, java, spiky, christmas, monosolenium, riccia...........) and they all worked really well.
- so this should work nicely, becoming a dense canopy soon - a true jungle
Mick.

 

[matt]

Nice

 

[Parthapratim]

Thanks for your comments,

 

[Ionut Godea]

Interesting.

 

[Ian Holdich]

That's coming on nicely, the moss on the left side just needs to fill a little more, well done mate!

 

[Parthapratim]

update

 

[Phlash]

I love the look of this. The smaller 'trees' at the edges really add some sense of perspective.

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[Ian Holdich]

This has turned out really well. Well done mate!

 

[sanj]

I really like it, looks like a sacred grove.

 

[Parthapratim]

Near Final

 

[Deano3]

Nice to see something totally different well done,very nice


Thanks Dean

 

[Parthapratim]

A recent shot taken couple of days back,

 

[Brian Murphy]

Turned out really well

 

[Lindy]

Really filled in nicely. I'd like to see the trees covered with mini pelia instead to see how it compares. Any time I've grown it on wood I've thought it looked like tree foliage...