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I think Aquascaping doesn't really limit to just plants.
I believe pure wood or pure rocks can also be considered as an aquascape. Since it is a scaping or design in water still.
After a few years of fun with planted tank [learning/learnt a lot from this forum, thank you bro], and tried a bit of marine tank, have now decided to venture into sand and rocks kind of aquascaping/biotope [ brackish and African cichlid].
Wonder if we could set up a section on Aquascaping on this type of un-planted tanks. The only aquascaping section we have now is on planted tank.
Last edited by benny; 17th Jun 2007 at 01:02. Reason: spelling
I think Aquascaping doesn't really limit to just plants.
I believe pure wood or pure rocks can also be considered as an aquascape. Since it is a scaping or design in water still.
Choosing rocks and wood is harder than you think!
yeah, right. good aesthetics with just rocks and woods really need more considerations.
i think i am moving to a higher level.
some of my newly rocks and woods setups, comments welcome.
Last edited by Justikanz; 25th Jun 2007 at 12:03. Reason: Removing immediate quotation
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