very nice!!!
65L alternative take
hi , here's a new tank , this one is to be an iwagumi , the stem plants are just here to avoid algae , but as it looks kind of good like that i post some pics of it , the iwagumi version , all in eleocharis parvula should come next month , no hardscape changes , i will only remove the stem plants and turn the population to simulans (green neon) only .
hope you like it anyways.
specs:
60*30*36 , 65Liters
light: 36Watts
co2: 1bps industrial
ferts:step1 , brightyK (special light at water changes 1/3 a week)
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a few closer pics
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hope you like it anyways.
specs:
60*30*36 , 65Liters
light: 36Watts
co2: 1bps industrial
ferts:step1 , brightyK (special light at water changes 1/3 a week)
a few closer pics
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Interesting scape! Lots of different leaf types makes this really cool 
I agree about the stems. There are so many iwagumi tanks out there. This is a nice twist!
thank you for your comments
i will finish this version before to do the iwagumi , i have to work on the left part of the bush , myriophilum does not seem to integrate the bush , it looks too much "separate" , i put some differents stem plants in the myriophilum part (some sp green and indica) .
here's a better picture of the left part , still not perfect though...it's kind of hard to do some nice macro shots with my camera ...i'm working on it
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a picture of the full installation , nothing really fancy , no ADA stuff , i try to keep it simple and clean (and cheap), i inject co2 directly into the filter's aspiration , seems to be pretty efficient
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i will finish this version before to do the iwagumi , i have to work on the left part of the bush , myriophilum does not seem to integrate the bush , it looks too much "separate" , i put some differents stem plants in the myriophilum part (some sp green and indica) .
here's a better picture of the left part , still not perfect though...it's kind of hard to do some nice macro shots with my camera ...i'm working on it
a picture of the full installation , nothing really fancy , no ADA stuff , i try to keep it simple and clean (and cheap), i inject co2 directly into the filter's aspiration , seems to be pretty efficient
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thank you for your comments
seems like nobody wants me to turn it to an iwagumi:Cry: i'll work a bit more on the stem plants parts and i'll see what i'll do
Bunbuku , the light are 36W in T8
the substrate is 3 cm thick in the front and 15 cm in the back (on the left behind the rock)
seems like nobody wants me to turn it to an iwagumi:Cry: i'll work a bit more on the stem plants parts and i'll see what i'll do
Bunbuku , the light are 36W in T8
the substrate is 3 cm thick in the front and 15 cm in the back (on the left behind the rock)
Lovely tank with clean lines and fresh colors. It really "rocks"! May I ask you what kind of light do you use ?
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