2ft tank

**lEddyl** · 18th Apr 2008, 16:12

tcy81,
ok. will search for more rocks
i'm using ada rio negro sand. think those plants can't grow in it right?

ranmasatome,
haha. ZEN! not what i intend leh.
think i've add some ada aqua gravel to fill up the empty space

**blurrblurr** · 18th Apr 2008, 17:06

Waa tot you go on course! You on course here?

**Jervis** · 18th Apr 2008, 18:55

I like this white sand better than your previous version... keep it up!

**torque6** · 19th Apr 2008, 03:03

Simple and neat layout. Very good, I like it.

**lEddyl** · 20th Apr 2008, 19:06

added some rocks.
2 snail, 2 otos, mini bolbitis
water kinda cloudy after minor scape. can't find any ada gravel.

**doppelbanddwarf** · 20th Apr 2008, 21:05

I think the driftwood arrangement and narrow leaf java fern looks superb.

As for ada gravel I think shops like Midori or Biotope may have it.

**lEddyl** · 20th Apr 2008, 22:27

Originally Posted by limchongyu

I think the driftwood arrangement and narrow leaf java fern looks superb.

As for ada gravel I think shops like Midori or Biotope may have it.

it's pure luck. i did badly on the first scape with them.
the rocks on the left feels weird ?

did try Midori and Biotope.
Seems like they have not stock them before.

**tcy81** · 20th Apr 2008, 23:19

you mean Aqua Gravel , those are different size of small stones for decorative purposes.which are not suitable for growing plants too.
I believe Midori stock them quite awhile ago, but i guess already sold out.

If you plan to do some planting at the background, then you can try aqua soil
amazionia II

think you can place the rocks on the left to right around the driftwood.

**torque6** · 21st Apr 2008, 00:22

Nice angle shot from the left. Didnt know you scape it curving towards the landscape.

**ranmasatome** · 21st Apr 2008, 00:47

Eddy...
Too many rocks on the left...too few on the right..

Perhaps shift the left rocks to the right and cover those empty areas unter the bolbitis...then leftover smaller rocks put on left as accent rocks.

**lEddyl** · 21st Apr 2008, 20:31

thanks for the valuable inputs guys.

i've shifted all the rocks to the right.
water too cloudy for pics.

but if you dun mind

**Jervis** · 21st Apr 2008, 20:34

Looks neater... in fact you can add more rocks underneath your hardscape to give a more stable look. It's nice as it is also

As your layout is right heavy right now... you might wanna add some really distinctive fauna so that when they school on the left, they will balance the right (at least in photo)