renaud

dear forumer
I introduce you my new aquascape.
technical information
-tank:90/45/45(diy)
-2 hqi 150w(8000k+6400k),+biolux 30w
-substate:sand of loire,flourite,aquabasis(jbl)
-external filter:tetratec EX1200
-co2:bottle 6kg+aquamédic reactor1000+maxijet1000
-flourish+algoflash(fe)+kno3+k2po4+eca
plants:
-rotala sp green
-rotala indica
-Micranthemum umbrosum
-Hemianthus micranthemoides
-Hemianthus callitrichoides
-eleocharis parvula
-blyxa japonica
-Ludwigia arcuata
it still misses:
mini pellia,bolbitis,fontinalis


























the tank after 24hours

Chuppy

A very good looking and clean tank!

hooha

very nice layout. What do you use for the barriers between substrates? I've used strips of acrylic that I bend with a heat gun in my nanos, but that can get expensive for larger tanks

Squawkbert

Very nice -
Only suggestions/concerns... I'd move the heater & filter intake to a rear corner and I'd worry about how long the segregation of the different substrates will hold up. Will some mosses be used to hide the nylon ties?

One question - Why add water & fish before planting (and having to repeat water/fish addition steps)?

renaud

thank you for your comments and suggestion
I employed a plastic packing, which I cut out
there will be bolbitis, on the front of the tank, which will mask them…
in fact, I put all fish in a very small tank(27l),and i doesn't want to leave one day more

bhg

Very nice design.
What material did you use to separate the gravals? Do you remove them after you are done with scaping? Sorry, really new to aquascaping

renaud

hello! thanks!
in fact, I leave them, that prevents that the éléocharis colonizes sand
i use plastic packing
another pics.

UG Dude!

Very nice...

CCRDIVER

OH i like this one very cool i like the way you used the plastic strip to keep things clean

Anti-Pjerrot

Wery nice layout with pleasent division. Good use of driftwood and rocks.

I see where youre going - and with the plants youre missing it will surely be an atractive scape.

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