wow... looks very deep far back. What's the dimensions of your tank?
first time post in here, please c&c. Thanks!
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Jason Chuah
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New updates in >> http://my-aquatic-world.blogspot.com
wow... looks very deep far back. What's the dimensions of your tank?
Cheers,
Sean
Jason Chuah
My 32G/120Li tank >> http://www.aquaticquotient.com/forum...ad.php?t=40401
New updates in >> http://my-aquatic-world.blogspot.com
WOW. Your tank is amazing. Looks some much bigger than what it is.
I think you could improve by adding some Anubias to the foreground of the driftwood.
Very nice aquarium![]()
Currently there are some anubias 'nana' in the tank, my aquatic tank just rescape, need some times to growth (HC & Spiky Moss) for the foreground plants. I will take note about your suggestion. Thanks!
Here is the link that what I planned: http://my-aquatic-world.blogspot.com...of-layout.html
I have some shrimps in the tank, but totally not allow fish in my tank. I kept fishes before, very hard for me to control the Nitrate level.
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Jason Chuah
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New updates in >> http://my-aquatic-world.blogspot.com
Tank seems to have a huge depth, looks real good.
Jason Chuah
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New updates in >> http://my-aquatic-world.blogspot.com
Any more comments on my tank? I wish I can improve it, in such a way of layout, plants or others, please do not feel hesitate pointing the bad of my tank, I like to hear more........thanks![]()
Jason Chuah
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New updates in >> http://my-aquatic-world.blogspot.com
Wow.. I love your tank man.. Nice Driftwood, Low Maintainence plants.. Hopefully I will be able to set up a tank like yours in future with my 4ft.. Care to share where you buy all these nice driftwoods by the way?
Thanks for like my setup, but I am still want to improve it, feel that too bare......in actual fact, not a really low maintainance tank, trimming works is a must and need to add fert daily, I am playing around with the PMDD style dosing.....
I got the DW from my LFS in Pg, Malaysia, collected since year 2006...![]()
Jason Chuah
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New updates in >> http://my-aquatic-world.blogspot.com
Personally, I will replace some of the white medium size pebbles with brownish ones. Currently they look too white, slightly less natural. The overall feel is good. Getting ready for ADA 2008?
Thanks, I will try to look for darker colour stone. I am not too sure my tank is ready or not, but I will try my best to submit before the last week of May, do hope that some of the moss will growing more to cover the both sides of foreground. these few days trim off some leaves that growth in wrong direction......wish me good luck....![]()
Jason Chuah
My 32G/120Li tank >> http://www.aquaticquotient.com/forum...ad.php?t=40401
New updates in >> http://my-aquatic-world.blogspot.com
Woo.... love the arrangement and the green dust algae on some of those huge pebbles.
God will make a way, where there seems to be no way
A good news and a bad news!!! Noticed that my shrimps are eating the algae make some places cleaner, but at the same time my green algae also gone a bit, so worry about that.
Thanks, Jervis.....what about you, are you going to submit yours?
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Jason Chuah
My 32G/120Li tank >> http://www.aquaticquotient.com/forum...ad.php?t=40401
New updates in >> http://my-aquatic-world.blogspot.com
Bought 3 Red Crystal Shrimps(RCS), and after a day they are moving around in the tank happily.
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Jason Chuah
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New updates in >> http://my-aquatic-world.blogspot.com
I like the hardscape alot. Personally I would put the ferns more to the center rather than the side though.
Nevertheless this scape has very good potential, do keep us updated.
Studying the water chemistry and nutrients is a science.
Knowing what plants to get and how to use them is an art.
Aquascaping is a marriage of art and science, the logical and emotional.
-Calvin
Looks abit spikey, the wood and the plants are all like sword shape.
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