Molch

In the tradition of the great Takashi Amano comes this simple, elegant composition representing the yin and the yang, life and death, the circle of life.

Composition:
1 white pebble (the Yin)
1 black pebble (the Yang)
1 Limnophila indica (deceased)
1 Lemna minor (alive)

Specifications:
Volume: 1 quart
Light: whatever comes through the window
pH: 7.4
CO2: who knows?
GH: who can say?
KH: such numbers are immaterial, really

Note the highly original round shape of the aquarium, representing the circle of life, or the circle of nutrient renewal through decay and death, or any other circle actually. The composition intrigues through its clean lines and absence of any unnecessary decor. Upon contemplating it, the viewer feels overcome by a great tranquility. Death must be, but hope springs anew in the tiny but thriving duckweed - will it embrace life and multiply?

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Michael

If pH falls in the aquarium
but there is no one to test it

Does it still make acid?

SGM

LMAO!

I love this tank!

gourmettea

Nice tank. I love the concept.

...which way you passing that thing?

Peterjay

I'm not sure, but if the tank is a Lake Malawi biotope, my guess is that the fish will let you know.

newportjon

Hahaha.

That made me lol.

bryson375

hahaha! true art!

Alex Rodrigues

The concept is ok, but wrong way ..... put the rocks at opposite side and cabomba between both... let the duckweed by himself. Anyway i like it!

ICgalaxy

Look interesting