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    Craig's 60cm ADA tank

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    Hey All,

    Its been a month now and the tank is doing well - except for my poor little downoi maybe my SAE's have been eating it? hmmm

    I have now got lots of different mosses - Xmas, peacock, weeping and two types of fissidens - growing on the wood.

    Anyway, no more talking, heres the pics

    Full tank shot - notice the freshly trimmed hedges of rotala green


    Rotala Macranda "green"


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    Craig

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    Nice! What is miss Little Red Riding Hood doing in your tank?

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    Look nice, but with the red plant seems to distract me.
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    nice setup bro. thanks for the sharing .

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    wow, your background is so nice, the blending of the wood make it seem so natural, good job

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    new rock scape

    New pic taken today after yesterdays rescape



    comments please

    Craig

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    nice ada tank. and lush green plant growth

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    Looking good! Closeup pic?

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    Simple and pleasant to the eye. I like it, nothing to nit pick about. What a great scape.
    Cheers!

    Benetay

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    It looks way better The rocks make a great focal point.
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    wow, i personally prefer 2nd scaping....makes me drool...how i wish i can have such nice tank set-up.

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    A masterpiece... a much better scape compared to the first one

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    Great work, can really tell that you have improved your skill in planting as well as your rocks arrangement. Keep us update and glad to learn from you too. Cheers.
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    The switching to rocks makes a great improvement to the scape. Thumbs up!

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    Definately much better 2nd scape. Simply stunning. Don't let the background overtake it with its growth. Keep it under control because it looks amazing! Well done.
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    The change in scaping indeed reflects your progress in aquascaping.

    Looking at the photo right now, it would be great to trim the rotola sp. "green" (if I am seeing correctly) into thicker bunches, with slopes and allowing it to "flow" more to the front. This way you will have a very strong shape and depth.

    Do keep us updated.
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    I am really happy you all like my second scape better

    the_r0ck - Yes, When the rotala grows thicker, I will trim it into a nice flowing shape, to complement the rocks. Thanks for your idea.

    I will keep you updated weekly

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    i dont like your second scape.
    i totally love it!
    if only i am that good with scaping... i've been trying to achieve that effect in my 1ft cube but it still have a long way to go.
    great job!

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    I like the first scape. Nice arrangement of plants. Having a bunch of red plants right at the back of the java ferns behind the driftwood may have created a more interesting look.

    The 2nd scape looks good too except that i feel the biggest rock is too centralized. Good job mate.
    Eugene (^_^)
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    How many watts of lighting are you using?
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    Glossolepis Incisus, Melanotaenia Maccullochi, Melanotaenia Boesemani, Iriatherina Werneri, Barilius Canarensis

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