[tsunami]

It looks like you're on the right track, baj. I would get the Rotala rotundifolia to continue to grow in more densely (you can do this by pruning off the tops and replanting the tops inbetween the rooted portions. Use tweezers!

The upper right hand corner looks a little empty -- perhaps it would be a good place for a fluffy bush of the pink Rotala.

Keep us updated,

Carlos

 

[tsunami]

The 18g needs continuous pruning to get those stands of stem plants more dense and compact. The "wisteria" on the right seems to actually be water sprite (Ceratopteris thalicroides). I would replace it with a bushier -- perhaps the Heteranthera zosterifolia in the center midground. Take out the errant stem of Bacopa monnieri, too.

I am not entirely convinced by the direction the 10g is going. The rocks in the background are far too massive to create a positive impression, and they will hurt your aquascaping skills on the long run by consuming valuable tank width.

Hope this helps,

Carlos