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Wow, super clear and nice!
eRM.. i almost mistook the lily intake pipe as a piece of wood
Over the Horizon @ Day 7
Some of the emersed plants have started to grow into submersed form.
Chee Yong
Wow, super clear and nice!
eRM.. i almost mistook the lily intake pipe as a piece of wood
after looking carefully at this thread,timing and its sequence, does magic4lifez= chee yong? first thread shows listing the original aquascaping works, then tcy listing down all the plants. post seems to be one after another as well. coincidence ?
em no........ the thread starter is me, but the moderator did a mistake when merging the threads and magic4lifez became the threadstarter....
Do check the previous threads as the moderators have already clarified it.
Chee Yong
no wonder. thanks for clarification. Sure dont want my aquaworks to be merged as it dispel ownership.
great update again chee yong. btw, does the front curved large driftwood on the right rest nicely on the larger rock on the left side ? or you managed to buried it, and get most of its support from the surrounding granites ?
actually the large driftwood on the right is not resting on the rock on the left.
i just buried part of it in the soil. Its staying up just nice, but cannot survive any hard knocks......
Chee Yong
Im sure tcy81 is very much older than me
ya, one of my worries for using larger driftwood is that. Even with supporting rocks for the wood, sometimes it doesnt look too natural. Your looks really goodOriginally Posted by tcy81
I feel the front big driftwood affects the depth to the tank. It looks as though the back of the tank look shallow when you had actually steep up the back. Don't you think so? Perhaps you would like to replace it with a smaller one and tilt it low towards the left since the back are all sticking up. Just a suggestion.
Everything should be made as simple as possible...but not one bit simpler.
nice tank setup. hope to see more pictures.
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