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Wow, nice.
At 15 years old, you already have good knowledge of aquascaping, that's very good.
When i am 15 years old, i'm still playing marble and keeping tadpoles.
hi,first time posting in this forum...my name is adrian and im 15 years old this year...here is one of my aquascapes. just share with you guys.
still looking for some shorter straight wood to add add the back to try to increase depth feeling.
tank specs:
60x30x36cm
120W T5
2-3bps pressurized co2
27-28C
GEX soil
ferts:ADA brighty K,ADA bright step 1,blue bottle from SLS,seachem iron
Wow, nice.
At 15 years old, you already have good knowledge of aquascaping, that's very good.
When i am 15 years old, i'm still playing marble and keeping tadpoles.
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Hi Adrian,
Welcome to the forum. Good try.
You can try The wood to be thinner then the front row besides shorter (IMO you making the foliage of the trees from wood + moss, is that correct?)
You can Google for pictures of Rubber plantation for a feel of what i am referring.
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haha...when i take the real picture i will lower the water level...added some thinnershorter wood at the back...and also added the slope to be higher
Inspired by our fellow neighbour's work? If I'm not wrong there is a similar scape done by a Malaysian who got quite high world ranking previous years (2009 if I'm not wrong)
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hi adrian, thanks for posting in AQ. welcomee welcome
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Good job done nonetheless, have trouble finding those straight branchesOriginally Posted by felix_fx2
The Malaysian did it by cutting out from logs himself! And had to live with the tannins for several months. Hardcore!
Maybe you can find thicker straight logs by using the wooden fence for hamsters? But you have to treat it first. I wanted to do something like this last time when I saw the fence at pet lovers, but I'm afraid of unforeseen cucumstances as they are not dws.
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josh sim - awakening....one of the sifus that helped me alot...also alot of others
Last edited by adrianng1996; 24th Aug 2011 at 18:53.
heres an update after adding some wood and soil....still looking for wood for the right...
just blacked out for 2 days due to hair algae attack...now all gone
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