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    Recent New Scape.. or scapes..

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    Recently been too busy to scape anything significant so decided to do something that required less effort and time... so decided on an iwagami...its pretty addictive so...maybe i'll make a few more for future projects... but for now

    Heres the results for this first one in a series of 3 or so...


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    What can I say... where's the 2nd and 3rd tank The tank looks pretty small

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    Yeah.. its not too big to warrant lots of maintenance but thats what i wanted..
    2 and 3 are still in the works... can't find any suitable plants...

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    That's an Marimo ball huh?
    Looks pretty low maintenance to me. Too small for fish/shrimp?

    ck

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    Interesting setup! Few Malayan shrimp would be a good choice, they are pretty nice with many color!

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    later the malayan shrimps eat all the marimo ball
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    Simple and nice.

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    Quote Originally Posted by blue33 View Post
    Interesting setup! Few Malayan shrimp would be a good choice, they are pretty nice with many color!
    Few????? err... at this size...think i cant even put one.



    That is a AA size battery..put up smack against the front acrylic wall..

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    Thats not just Iwagumi then! Thats incy wincy iwagumi! I understand now what you mean by moss ball!?! haha
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    Quote Originally Posted by ranmasatome View Post
    Few????? err... at this size...think i cant even put one.

    That is a AA size battery..put up smack against the front acrylic wall..

    Hahaha... ...

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    Awesome
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    This is so shocking!!! This is even smaller than my smallest pico

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    or is it giant enelo0p
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    wow... first picture first glance i thought it was at least a 15cm cube tank..

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jervis View Post
    This is so shocking!!! This is even smaller than my smallest pico
    I have the same tank you got from muji...its supposed to be one of the 3 in this series..its the biggest one in the whole series, however, so far i haven't found plants that i would like to use with it.. already have a branchy scape for it.. just need to get the right plants...but finding the right plants in itself can prove trying, to say the least.

    Thanks for the compliments everyone.. Trying to work out the other 2 scapes right now.. and then a finale with all 3 together in a bigger setup mixed with terrestrial plants and mosses..

    Was thinking tiny iwagami.. biggest planted branchy setup... medium...hmm... any ideas for the medium one??

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    You are making my hands itchy again

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    In this tank, a strand of riccia can look like vallisneria or a long narrow java fern

    Nice job. 100% WC every 2 days.

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    I tried riccia but it was too huge....

    But its a good idea for the larger tanks... let me go source for some..kekeke

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    how about some green hair algae to simulate some bushes...

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    Quote Originally Posted by ranmasatome View Post
    I tried riccia but it was too huge....

    But its a good idea for the larger tanks... let me go source for some..kekeke
    How about Dwarf Riccia?

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