gf225

Thanks John. It's particularly rewarding to get nice nice feedback from a well-respected member like yourself.

I will miss the layout, but not the maintenance. I'm too clumsy to enjoy fiddling around in a tiny space!

 

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adin

great tank!

FelixAvery

hey george, did your hairgrass start out really stiff?
comparing mine to yours it is so different mine it really stiff!

but great tank btw, what replaced it?

LindaC

It's coming along very nicely and I second that it's time to see it planted!

CmLaracy

I'm deeply considering converting my 29 Gallon into an Iwagumi style aquarium, so.... I NEED to know where you got those rocks, and/or what type of rocks they are! I have been trying to find out what they are, and I can't figure it out for the life of me... I registered an account here, just so I could ask you what type of rocks they are!! lol, I'm not crazy , just determined . They are extremely natural looking rocks, and seem to be all-around "perfect" for Iwagumi. This info would be appreciated so much, and by the way, great tank , I'm going to be sorry to see it go! Thanks!!

gf225

See page 9!

Here's a video that may interest you too -

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AYcB4cYtjw0

CmLaracy - Are you from the UK?

The rocks are from my LFS, Maidenhead Aquatics in Peterborough, UK. Aqua Essentials does some even better ones - http://www.aquaessentials.co.uk/inde...oducts_id=1437

Felix - Yours may be still in its emersed state. Prune it using sharp scissors and it should grow back better.

norclaj

George..

one word in my book sums up your skills ..... WOW..

Im currently setting up my 200l using lots of hairgrass and riccia and this tank has given me so much inspiration, and for that i thankyou....

keep doing what you do and bringing us some awe inspire scapes...

cheers..

andy

 

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