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Ok, I posted this same pic on the DFWAPC forum and later Carlos asked me to post the pic here for a critique to help this forum continue to be as active as it has been.
So far I had gotten suggestions to make the taller group of rocks leaning, not straight as it is. That makes sense because the 2 groups will be "oposing" each other in a more dramatic way.
Also - at present the JM that I had let grow wild is trimmed as is the Ambulia. The idea is to have moss at the base of the rocks only.
The Hygro is there to serve as a nutrient sponge but if it kept at bay it looks rather nice. I still want to remove it some day.
Someone suggested adding some Ambulia around the short rock group. I do feel that there must be some plant accentuating the shoroter rocks so I will do that soon. Suggestions?
Now, all that being said I still think that the tank will end up lacking something even if I do the changes described above.
Ok, your turn now.
--Nikolay
Ok, I posted this same pic on the DFWAPC forum and later Carlos asked me to post the pic here for a critique to help this forum continue to be as active as it has been.
So far I had gotten suggestions to make the taller group of rocks leaning, not straight as it is. That makes sense because the 2 groups will be "oposing" each other in a more dramatic way.
Also - at present the JM that I had let grow wild is trimmed as is the Ambulia. The idea is to have moss at the base of the rocks only.
The Hygro is there to serve as a nutrient sponge but if it kept at bay it looks rather nice. I still want to remove it some day.
Someone suggested adding some Ambulia around the short rock group. I do feel that there must be some plant accentuating the shoroter rocks so I will do that soon. Suggestions?
Now, all that being said I still think that the tank will end up lacking something even if I do the changes described above.
Ok, your turn now.
--Nikolay