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trackhazard · 11-22-2007, 10:45 AM

I think the name of the tank is very fitting. I like it very much. It reminds me of looking at the shore of a big jungle river from a boat with some open bank near the water and a big, imposing, solid mass of vegetation behind.

I like how you used quite a variety of plants but since the leaf shape of many of them are similar, they just look like bigger and smaller variants of each other so the vegetation doesn't look as mixed together and jumbled.

If I only have one criticism of the tank, its that the fish get a little lost in the background. Maybe you need more cardinals or maybe you need slightly bigger fish that will stand out. Either way, I think more fish activity will make the tank more lively.

Regardless, that is an excellent aquascape and you should be very proud.

Charlie

11-22-2007, 10:45 AM	#2 (permalink)
trackhazard Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Los Angeles Posts: 232 iTrader Ratings: 11 iTrader Positive Rating: 100% Plant Points: 17050	Re: 340L-Back to nature I think the name of the tank is very fitting. I like it very much. It reminds me of looking at the shore of a big jungle river from a boat with some open bank near the water and a big, imposing, solid mass of vegetation behind. I like how you used quite a variety of plants but since the leaf shape of many of them are similar, they just look like bigger and smaller variants of each other so the vegetation doesn't look as mixed together and jumbled. If I only have one criticism of the tank, its that the fish get a little lost in the background. Maybe you need more cardinals or maybe you need slightly bigger fish that will stand out. Either way, I think more fish activity will make the tank more lively. Regardless, that is an excellent aquascape and you should be very proud. Charlie