apistaeasy

The hard scape has been softened by the new plant growth so much I thought you had done a total re-design. Looks great.

turtlehead

I guess it's time to get dirty and do some lily pipe cleaning. haha

Steven_Chong

Hahahaha!!! True that John, I need to find a place in my heart that is less lazy.

jassar

Looks awsom man! now all what you need is some tree tops, lol...

Steven_Chong

white areas are where the moss was super-glued to the rock



old-school ADA



Thanks guys

ed-- nothing yet. I'm starting to see some thread algae and green dust though, so I'm thinking of getting some Amanos and otos this week.

apistaeasy-- I think I can attribute this mostly to the moss growing in on the main rock. It wasn't so easy to see at initial shots, but it's really starting to go now.

jassar-- right you are

jassar

super glued? can you tell me some more details? because I've just started a new tank and any new ( or old ) trick is much welcomed (^_^)

Steven_Chong

Hey, how do you guys think green cabomba wood look planted in some places in the background?

I'm just giving it some thought.

turtlehead

Stick to thin leaved rotalas, they are the best. Cleaning my 10g and my 40 lily pipes was a hassle this weekend... took me from 1-5pm......

elliott89

Use the tropica rotala ''green'' that looks really good...i don't like the look of cambomba much..kinda weed like and its damn hard to grow!!!

Awesome Aquascape..very very impressive

Elliott

ed seeley

Well I'm going to disagree with the others and say go for the cabomba! I really like it!

I'd go for the yellow cabomba (Cabomba piauhyensis) if you can though, the pinkish stems look great with the light green and I find it easier to grow too.
The red species is nice too, but harder to grow for me.