Ash_bash
Member
Greetings all
I was wondering if I could pick your collective brains?
I started a new scape last week, I'm going for an overgrown old tree stump look that's covered with moss and small plants.
At the moment the "stump" is looking alittle dark and lifeless compared to the florescent green carpet of Monte Carlo.
I was wondering if you guys have any ideas for some small epiphytes that will make the tree stump look like it has abit of life too it. At first I was thinking of sticking more nana bonsai/petite around front but not sure if they can handle high light, I love buces too but I can't help but feel they look alittle dark and will be overrun with algae in the high light.
At the moment I've stuck some neglected fissidens moss over it with a random collection of Buce from the previous tank on the lower portions.
I've got some anubias nana bonsia running up the side and bolbits running up the back.
So good people, what would you recommend?
I was wondering if I could pick your collective brains?
I started a new scape last week, I'm going for an overgrown old tree stump look that's covered with moss and small plants.
At the moment the "stump" is looking alittle dark and lifeless compared to the florescent green carpet of Monte Carlo.
I was wondering if you guys have any ideas for some small epiphytes that will make the tree stump look like it has abit of life too it. At first I was thinking of sticking more nana bonsai/petite around front but not sure if they can handle high light, I love buces too but I can't help but feel they look alittle dark and will be overrun with algae in the high light.
At the moment I've stuck some neglected fissidens moss over it with a random collection of Buce from the previous tank on the lower portions.
I've got some anubias nana bonsia running up the side and bolbits running up the back.
So good people, what would you recommend?