Quantronghoang

@apistaeasy: I've checked it out, my Ludwigia is L.arcuata^^, may be the leaf is a littile bit different , but that's it! this is the pic I search for "Ludwigia arcuata" on google, and those plants look exacly like my ludwigia^^


@donaldmboyer: I use them as background, but I'll try to take clearly pics of them for you, love to hear you comment!

DonaldmBoyer

No, I know you use it as a background plant.....in your last shot of the tank on the previous page, I see a really, incredibly red color towards the left, but it is hard to make out what it is exactly from the angle that I see it. All I am saying is that it would be nice to see more of it, especially with the beautiful dark-green colour of the java moss. The brilliant red behind that left piece of wood would look absolutely stunning!

yeux

Great job, what ferts are you using? what are your co2 levels? light?

pyramid

oh man, what camera you used to took all pics. there...

Quantronghoang

@Pyramyd: My Canon S3IS, of course .Not so bad, huh :P

ranmasatome

As for those plants.. have you looked up Ludwigia brevipes by any chance?? they definately dont look like L. arcuata.. the leaves are really a little too big.

Oh and almost forgot.. sweet tank.. try triming the back plants at a point below the wood so that when they branch and grow out... it will look much denser.

Darter02

Wow!:d

FelixAvery

nice! ill be honest i thought i would be rubbish when i saw the first few pictures
but its great!

Plattykins

Your 'scape is stunning! I like this photo the best... you can still see the driftwood.

skincareaddicted

Agreed, the sand looks amazing. I love the color balance you have achieved and the driftwood looks like a nice bridge across the sand. I love bettas and it's nice to see a native one, my mom used to catch them as a little girl in Vietnam. And i think your tank is my favorite tank so far!

Kristen~