Ok sorry ,just in front of the star grassThe wall of plants at the back left is Stargrass.
Ok sorry ,just in front of the star grassThe wall of plants at the back left is Stargrass.
The world in my aquarium is huge, its the window thats so small.
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Thanks @boebie ! I know Sam's very well, so will stop by there, but I must be honest, if I can buy fish/plants/ferts/substrate from members or sponsors, then I'll do that over a LPS anyday. Thanks so much for sharing, owe you one.
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I've got the Hydrocotyle verticulata (brazilian pennywort) on the far left against the side and the Lotus(red leaves) on the right.Originally Posted by Vis
Ok sorry ,just in front of the star grass
I'm not so sure about the 'retaining wall', thinking about tearing it down. What do you think?
i like it.. but i think you lacking smaller 'rocks' to line the retaining wall to give it a more of a natural look?
And put a few small ones lying loose around it so it looks like it's old and crumbling away. As soon as the algae grows on it, (and I guarantee you it will) it will have a very cool look.
~ Ashley
zoom u summed it up for me..that was what i was trying to say :P hehe..
Thanks for the imput, problem is getting small rocks to match the existing ones though. Will have to take a walk through the forest soon.
Thanks.
Cool tank Boebie - I have always loved cube tanks... The rocks you used is TMS - Table mountain sandstone....Pretty easy to bash up with a hammer if you need smaller pieces....
If Horticulturists have Green Thumbs,does that mean I have Fishfingers?....
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Thanks Azurekoi, I tried smashing some before but ended up with shards and pieces that had sharp edges. Didn't look weathered at all. I initially wanted some darker brown rocks dut couldn't source any.
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