Prabh_k
New Member
Hi All,
This is going to sound like a really silly and subjective question but here goes...
I got into aquascaping around 2 years ago and thanks to help from a variety of sources including this forum I have been enjoying it.
Snag in the aquascaping works - a baby on the way means I have to part with my beloved (first attempt) tank as the space needs to be used for a living room baby sleeper (we are in a 1 bed apartment)
The question is, given that I may only be able to fit a tiny 30 x 30 type tank on my desk if I wanted to continue - can I make a success of a DOOA Neo tank with just plants and no fish and potentially no filtration unless I can find a tiny hidden type solution.
What I am thinking is, I have really loved the nature near my workspace as I work from hom a lot as a calming influence on stressful days, but I can realisitcally look after a planted tank that is tiny without loads of tech to minimise algae etc - what does eveyone think can I make a low(ish) maintenance mini tank without too many bells and whistles, or should I hang on until I can put in another proper tank in the next place when we eventually have more space?
Apologies for the noobness of the question, but I have been back and forth in my head so much I really wanted to get some outside perspectives.
Ealy image of the scape before my glass pipe set arrived attached and a huge thanks Ray over at Scaped nature who really helped me with the wood and stones to make my youtube inspired vision a reality.
Kind regards
Prabh
This is going to sound like a really silly and subjective question but here goes...
I got into aquascaping around 2 years ago and thanks to help from a variety of sources including this forum I have been enjoying it.
Snag in the aquascaping works - a baby on the way means I have to part with my beloved (first attempt) tank as the space needs to be used for a living room baby sleeper (we are in a 1 bed apartment)
The question is, given that I may only be able to fit a tiny 30 x 30 type tank on my desk if I wanted to continue - can I make a success of a DOOA Neo tank with just plants and no fish and potentially no filtration unless I can find a tiny hidden type solution.
What I am thinking is, I have really loved the nature near my workspace as I work from hom a lot as a calming influence on stressful days, but I can realisitcally look after a planted tank that is tiny without loads of tech to minimise algae etc - what does eveyone think can I make a low(ish) maintenance mini tank without too many bells and whistles, or should I hang on until I can put in another proper tank in the next place when we eventually have more space?
Apologies for the noobness of the question, but I have been back and forth in my head so much I really wanted to get some outside perspectives.
Ealy image of the scape before my glass pipe set arrived attached and a huge thanks Ray over at Scaped nature who really helped me with the wood and stones to make my youtube inspired vision a reality.
Kind regards
Prabh