Tucker's Anubias Tank

[Tucker]

Hey Everyone,

After spending the last 6 months making mistakes, learning and growing my knowledge of planted tanks, I have decided to try my first serious Aquascape. This is the first of two tanks that I am doing. It is to house a pair of my Ivanacara Adoketa which will be the eventual highlight of the tank. After spending time collecting all my Anubias Petite and Anubias Nana I thought this would be the perfect opportunity to showcase them all in a single scape. At this stage I still wanted this to be a low tech tank so I am not using CO2, however I will probably dose a little bit of fertiliser every couple of weeks. As I am often interstate for uni/work at the moment, I need to leave the tank in the care of my housemates so I can't afford for it to be overly complicated.

TANK
Rimless 50cm length x 29cm width x 29cm height

FILTRATION
Shiruba XB303 Canister Filter 300 l/h

HEATING
Eheim Jager 75w heater

LIGHTING
Aqualina 2x24w T5HO

Substrate
ADA Amazonia soil

HARDSCAPE
Yingshi Rock
Goldvine

FLORA
Anubias Nana
Anubias Petite
Needle Leaf Java Fern
Crypt Willisii

FAUNA
Ivanacara Adoketa
Otocinclus


Full tank shot


View of the Anubias

Sorry for the crappy photos my camera is out of action at the moment so I had to use my dodgy old one.

I would love some constructive criticism on what people think so far, I do feel that I need to add something to the branches of the driftwood but I am not sure what would fit in - I have some weeping moss that I could place strategically?


Cheers,

Tucker

[felix_fx2]

Hi mate.
Prospects are good with that specs.

[Mystikboy]

weeping moss would look nice (:
and perhaps some smaller rocks at the base of the current ones to create a gentler slope down to the substrate?
just my two cents (: