Hi,
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Originally Posted by FelixAvery  also that tree is so cool, maybe put some crypts or other shade loving plants under it? |
Even if I use some crypto parva and been it small, into this aquarium it'll be bigger. Please note that this aquarium is small and the tree needs to be in proportion with other plants.
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Originally Posted by Steven_Chong I feel the tree is too perfectly round now? Maybe you can trim some shape and lines back into it Filipe
Anyway, good luck with it-- this does not seem like an easy layout to get the different plants balanced and timed for photoshoots. Of course it's beautiful though 
Are you still planning to enter it as your ADA submission like you told me before? |
Steven, it's a hard job trimming this tree, every time that use the scissor I've the feeling that if I don't be careful with it I'll damage and the moss freed itself from the wood. The wood is so thin and with the time pass the moss is getting poor down near of the wood.
Regarding ADA, I still don't know... perhaps I'll send that picture that you mention above. It's wild and my favorite, but the foreground plants didn't spread for me! Now they're growing and I hope that the moss can fill again the tree!
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Originally Posted by FelixAvery how many baby shrimp are living in that tree i wonder?? |
I don't know... When I dismounted the old Syrah, I've counted more than 80 shrimps
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Originally Posted by Haeun I agree with Steven! I adore the tree at this stage: 
More... natural looking, should I say?
Amazing scape, nonetheless! Very inspiring! |
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Originally Posted by Steven_Chong Yeah, that's my fav stage too  |
Me too! Perhaps I'll send this picture to ADA... What do think? Should I send it?
I've a feeling that it'll be a waste of time....
Filipe
Re: Syrah "Planura" 60L 
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