AquascapingDiscuss aquascaping designs and techniques as well as get critiques on your aquascaping pictures. Find out how to use aquatic plants, reefs, and wood to design a planted aquarium.
Very lovely. I noticed you trimmed horizontally across the stems. I was wondering if is the first steps to eventually achieve a "mound" effect on either side of the centerpiece?
bunbuku, i've trimmed the stems straight to allow them to thicken up a little, maybe next trim or one after i will create shape. if I'm honest, i'm still unsure which stems will dominate, so as the "picture" becomes clear I'll trim tentatively.
hydrophyte, i think in the right corner, i'll let it all grow together and then trim to same height, and then let tenellus grow at will. rather than control it....much easier.
this coming weekend see's trimming of stems. previously I'd trimmed some of them. Alternanthera reineckii, eustralis stellata and r rotundifolia were the first to hit the surface, so they were trimmed one week ago and are now growing back.
a few images....the tank @ almost 3 weeks old!
from 2 weeks old...
How'd you get your Baby Tears so bunchy and tight? It looks fabulous. No matter what i do it always grows loosly and sporatically. Thanks and gorgeous tank.