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Old 07-13-2006, 08:38 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Help with hardscape

I have never done an actual aquascape before. I have been more of a gardener just sticking plants in the tank with no real design in mind. I have a piece of driftwood I would like to use, I mounted it on a piece of slate today and set it in the tank. Tell me what you think, can I get away with just this or do I need something on the right side.



and a closer shot of the driftwood.



I was thinking I might be able to slide it to the right and have a large plant to the left of it.

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