My 2 ft tank

[kingkong007]

This is after a trim on the background after 3 weeks. It's a 2 x 1 x 1 ft Five Plan Tank. Fauna are 6 Male Endlers from my own breeding, 2 German Ram and 4 Otos.

[Rummy Nose]

wow! nice!!

[kingkong007]

Thanks!!

[theanswerseeker]

nice!!! wish mine is half of yours!

[marle]

nice start!

[kingkong007]

nice!!! wish mine is half of yours!

Thanks for the nice comments. You can also do it Patience and planning is the key.

nice start!

Thanks too

[kingkong007]

A few more pics to share. Taken as of this morning after trimming the background.

[AquaZinYaw]

Hi, what plant u using for background? Am i seeing two types of plant mix together? Sorry for noob question.

[kingkong007]

Background on the left is only water Sprite, for the right side and middle there are blood stargrass with water sprite.

[diazman]

i LOVE your tank!!

[kingkong007]

i LOVE your tank!!

Thanks

[Stormy]

Nice looking tank!

but the driftwood looks out of place, i think your tank without the DW will look better.

you also need something to bridge your high background and low foreground, can consider planting some mid ground plant in between the foreground and background (like tenellus or some moss on rock etc) or simply put some dark colored rock there, so the transition from your foreground to your background will look smoother, and not like a wall.
correct triming technique will help too but your background plant may not have enough thickness for that.

just my personal opinion only.
it is already a very decent tank.

[Xianghao]

bro i like the way you trim your plants.. gives the illusion of depth in the background

[Captain Telecredible]

Nice decent tank.
Nice headstart, planning to add in any red floras?
you should add in a shoal of cardinals or espei they will look great in this setup.
By the way, bro can share your full tank specs?

Cheers,
kenneth

[kingkong007]

Nice looking tank!

but the driftwood looks out of place, i think your tank without the DW will look better.

you also need something to bridge your high background and low foreground, can consider planting some mid ground plant in between the foreground and background (like tenellus or some moss on rock etc) or simply put some dark colored rock there, so the transition from your foreground to your background will look smoother, and not like a wall.
correct triming technique will help too but your background plant may not have enough thickness for that.

just my personal opinion only.
it is already a very decent tank.

Thanks for the suggestion bro will certainly keep it in mind when the time comes for the next rescape. Right now certainly have no mood and time to go next with it.

bro i like the way you trim your plants.. gives the illusion of depth in the background

Thanks bro How's the 1.5ft tank coming along?

Nice decent tank.
Nice headstart, planning to add in any red floras?
you should add in a shoal of cardinals or espei they will look great in this setup.
By the way, bro can share your full tank specs?



Cheers,
kenneth

Thanks for your suggestions too but right now don't really feel like adding more fauna and flora into it.

Also full tank specs as follows:

Tank: 60 x 30 x 36 cm five plan tank
Filtration: Jebo 819 Canister @ 1200l/h With CR and lava rock. DIY inlet and outlet
Substrate: GEX red packet soil covered with lapis sand on top
Fert Regime: Only Seachem Florish once in 3 days.
Lighting: 1 x 55 watt PL light. ( Before was 2 x 55 watts. Took out one after 2 weeks.)
CO2: 2 Litre Pressurized cylinder with manual regulator and dymax atomizer
Cooling System: 1 x 8 cm DC Fan 24 hours. Temp is between 25 to 28 Deg.
Flora: Ceratopteris thalictroides, Didiplis diandra, Echinodorus Tellenus, Nana petite, glosso, Riccia Fluitans, narrow leave java fern and willow moss
Fauna: 10 x various strain male Endler, a pair of german rams, 4 x Oto and a couple of malayan shrimps

Nice setup thank for sharing.

Cheers,
Haste

Thanks bro