Here's an update. last night I was messing around with re-positioning the wood and had a difficult time getting it to seem less bulky. I did try to push it back to hide it a little. What do you think? Should I just cut it? I noticed that the bylxa is a little bit leggy, but that will change when my replacement bulb comes in later in the week. The plant in the back is some kind of rotala, and I want it to take up the whole space back there. I might be getting some didiplis diandra and rotala colorata soon, and I think I'm going to put the didiplis where the nana petite is and the colorata right behind the bylxa. The petite would then be put on the DW or under the long stick next to the bolbitis. Any opinions?
I appreciate all the help, I'm really lousy at aquascaping and have a hard time replacing the plants I have-I like em too much! Do you think I could just get away with trimming the bolbitis? Maybe trimming it and bringing it to the foreground and placing a smaller stem plant behind it?
Thanks guys,
Scouter
