artificial aquascape

**El-nemo** · 4th Oct 2009, 18:21

Hi All,

Has anyone tried to setup a completely artificial aquascape?
I'm asking because I'm don't have a clue to where I cam buy beautiful scaping deco plants and rocks.

Also, has anyone seen any good websites to artificial aquascape for inspiration actually.

Thanks

**Shadow** · 4th Oct 2009, 18:26

that would be Taiwan style aquascaping. You might want to try Taiwan forum. Not that popular now a days though

**StanChung** · 5th Oct 2009, 04:39

I think you can find this product in Singapore - http://www.aquaterra-intl.com/gallery.html

**psp1000** · 5th Oct 2009, 19:09

I also looking for one, but in Singapore hardly see one..

**Shadow** · 6th Oct 2009, 10:18

If you are talking about those artificial background like the one on Stan link. You can check with Sam Yick

**shrimp999** · 6th Oct 2009, 17:46

Here's my artificial tank many many years ago before i started the "real" planted tank.

**StanChung** · 6th Oct 2009, 18:20

It's quite beautiful. You'd certainly be able to do a very nice planted one IMO.

**psp1000** · 6th Oct 2009, 21:16

Sometime artificial tank look nice too and it for those who are super busy with no time for real plants tank.

**StanChung** · 7th Oct 2009, 02:42

I think so but I would not use artificial plants, those would become really dirty and hard to clean. Just hardscape or artificial hardscape would look very nice.

**shrimp999** · 7th Oct 2009, 09:07

It is true that artificial plants will be dirty and full of algae after certain period of time. Need to "bleach" and wash in order to maintan the "healthy" looks.

**psp1000** · 7th Oct 2009, 20:29

Originally Posted by shrimp999

It is true that artificial plants will be dirty and full of algae after certain period of time. Need to "bleach" and wash in order to maintan the "healthy" looks.

I wash it weekly when I do water change.