Love your color! You have achieved what many long for with those intense reds! What's your lighting?
Do you think you still might have a few too many grassy looking plants. What about downoi? How about something with a round leaf, like lobelia cardinalis, anubias. I'm talking mid and foreground here. You have a lot of interest in leaf shape and size in the background but as you come forward it's not there. Just an idea.
No secret at all !!! jejeje. I have to wash the tank glasses all the time to remove the algae. I simply decided not to remove the tank sides. I only clean the front. I think I read this recommendation in the book "Planted Aquariums Creation and Maintanance, Chirstel Kasselman".
Your tank is looking really good and I like the new, smaller foreground. The E tenellus was a bit too much. I can't believe you took all those plants out of there, it still looks so full.
I removed also all the H. difformis and the Ceratopteris thalictroides (Sumatra Ferm). I introduced Rotala sp Viertnam, Proserpinaca Palustris, Crytocoryne wentdii brown, Cryptcoryne ponterderifolia and some others.
Now the tank is a mess !!! jejeje. And the water is really cloudy.
I have these plants in the tank (some are a little hided):
Hmm I wonder how the combination will look between the glosso and the Dwarf Hair grass will go.
The plants look very healthy. I would mind having a tank like this where I can experiment or even breed fish.
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