My under construction 3 ft..:)

[ranmasatome]

Yes..Lilaeopsis brasiliensis can grow there..just make sure you use some good substrate.. as for the Utricularia sp. i dont know..never tried it..

i'm thinking of brining in some red fishes... i already have a few ruby tetras in there.. and some Hyphessobrycon amandae in there.. but they are not in a great aamount.. actually was saving the space for Ladigesia roloffi but no one brings that beautiful fish into singapore..

As for plant list...in no particular order..as of right now..

Ludwigia arcuata
ludwigia brevipes
Didiplis diandra
Rotala sp. vietnam
Hygrophilia sp. pantanal
lysimanchia nummularia
Bolbitis heudelotti
Anubias nanas
Anubias nanas " gold"
Anubias coffefolia
petite nanas
Hydrocotyle sibthorpioides
Toninas manaus
Barclaya longfoilia "red"
Hottonia palustris
Echinodorus harbich
Echinodorus gabrielli
Cardamin lyrata
Plagiomnium trichomanes (i think..just added onto other wood.. not in pic.)
Windelov (just added also..not in pic)
Taiwan moss
Mini pellia
What some people call China moss..dont know what the hell it is..
Lilaeopsis brasiliensis
hairgrass (short)
Rotala sp goias (very little)
glosso
ranalisma rostrata
downoi
Heteranthera zosterifolia
masilea sp.

[juggler]

Wow -- that list is about half of Tropica plant catalog.

BTW - forgot add that your foreground is very nice. Does the Lilaeopsis brasiliensis grow fast? It seem very slow when I first tried it. How long did the foreground took to form? Does Teo Farm have it? Maybe keen to give it a try again.

[ranmasatome]

lol... K.F. if you want i can up root some for you... FOC one for you..since you help me so many times liao...heehee

anyway i want to create that pathway that i spoke of so can uproot them for you... let me know when good for you to collect..

i think they grow at a moderate pace..actualy i only planted on the left side but now even spread to right side liao.. took about err...8mths?? lol.. but i had some nutrient issue for the better half of that time and if you plant on both sides and follow fert regime should take you only about 2-3 mths to cover up...When starting out it took a while for them to spread but once started...it really moved.. trim once every 3 weeks or so...it'll spread even faster..

so wht do you think of the pathway idea??

[Fei Miao]

Back ground too distracting....
Nothing much to add to whats already commented here... except I would probably trim back a third of the rotalas on the right...I find it bit too much.

It'll be good to see the tank after you carrried the improvements as suggested by the bros here.

....Can you give a list of the plants in the tank?

I meant to trim back a third of the Ludwigia

[lorba]

path way will be nice if the groud towards the back is slightly sloping up.

[ranmasatome]

path way will be nice if the groud towards the back is slightly sloping up.

and if its not?? lol

[lorba]

If its flat, then you have less depth.

If its going downward instead, then when you view it, you will get the impression that you are falling into a pit hole. It cause dizziness especially if your glass is thick and you will not get that soothing feel when you look at it.