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What's wrong with imitating something for a few months/years and then move on to a new challenge?
I see it as a lesson in one style etc for a little while, get a good ahndle on it, then tear it down and try something else.
I find little permance in planted tank and have little loyalty to any one tank's scape. After I get what I want, on to the next idea.
You have so many media to work with(Wood, cork, terracing, rock, sands, plants), and there are 200 commonly available species, you don't need to have a new species to have a new aqauscape.
If you feel in a rut, come up with a solution.
Try something more daring.
Try smaller than noraml rocks or larger than normal.
Try a tank with one species.
Add a weird fish to the tank.
Many ideas left to try out there.
The only limit is yourself.
Regards,
Tom Barr
I see it as a lesson in one style etc for a little while, get a good ahndle on it, then tear it down and try something else.
I find little permance in planted tank and have little loyalty to any one tank's scape. After I get what I want, on to the next idea.
You have so many media to work with(Wood, cork, terracing, rock, sands, plants), and there are 200 commonly available species, you don't need to have a new species to have a new aqauscape.
If you feel in a rut, come up with a solution.
Try something more daring.
Try smaller than noraml rocks or larger than normal.
Try a tank with one species.
Add a weird fish to the tank.
Many ideas left to try out there.
The only limit is yourself.
Regards,
Tom Barr
