Reply With QuoteFrom what it is at the moment it looks good. Once matured i reckon this be great. I like the rock placements alot, quite tastefully done. HC foreground?
This is my new 45P Iwagumi setup. Critiques & Comments are welcome.
Chee Yong
From what it is at the moment it looks good. Once matured i reckon this be great. I like the rock placements alot, quite tastefully done. HC foreground?
Verminator
Aquatic fanatic and keen learner of aquascaping
The canvas is what you make it...
Yup its Hemianthus callitrichoides at the foreground.
There rest of the plants includes Echinodorus tenellus, Eleocharis parvula & Eleocharis vivipara.
Chee Yong
Anticipating good things for this tank. Keep the updates coming.
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Nice one, looking forward!
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tastefully done. good arrangement of rocks.
Originally Posted by Sinubux
Nice one, looking forward!Thanks
Chee Yong
looking good, seem like more and more people doing Iwagumi
Need to learn the art of Iwagumi.
Chee Yong
Nice layout, looking forward to see development of this tank
Eyal Avnaim
i like the plants at the background just behind the rocks.. what are they? gives a very laid back natural feel
The background plant in his tank is Eleocharis Vivipara
Verminator
Aquatic fanatic and keen learner of aquascaping
The canvas is what you make it...
nice tank - but what you mean by 45P?
well done!
ThanksNice layout, looking forward to see development of this tank
Yup, as per verminator's reply its Eleocharis Vivapara.i like the plants at the background just behind the rocks.. what are they? gives a very laid back natural feel
The background plant in his tank is Eleocharis Vivipara
45P is the model of ADA tank.
Cube Garden 45-P (45x27x30cm, 5mm Glass)
Thankswell done!
Chee Yong
What happen to another tank? Any update?
the other tank decommission , got major algae problem after 2 weeks away.
Chee Yong
Just add some floating plants if you need instant nutrient "sucker"... but try to keep them at the corners to avoid blocking the light too much.
I envy your neat looking Vivipara... mine always grow out of control like a stack of hay!
Now it is still neat as The photo is day 1 setup.It will grow like hay soon also.
haha
Chee Yong
My interest has wandered! Do U?
Where you bought the Vivipara? Looks nice and healthy.
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