[Quantronghoang]

@apistaeasy: I've checked it out, my Ludwigia is L.arcuata^^, may be the leaf is a littile bit different , but that's it! this is the pic I search for "Ludwigia arcuata" on google, and those plants look exacly like my ludwigia^^


@donaldmboyer: I use them as background, but I'll try to take clearly pics of them for you, love to hear you comment!

 

[DonaldmBoyer]

No, I know you use it as a background plant.....in your last shot of the tank on the previous page, I see a really, incredibly red color towards the left, but it is hard to make out what it is exactly from the angle that I see it. All I am saying is that it would be nice to see more of it, especially with the beautiful dark-green colour of the java moss. The brilliant red behind that left piece of wood would look absolutely stunning!

 

[yeux]

Great job, what ferts are you using? what are your co2 levels? light?

 

[pyramid]

oh man, what camera you used to took all pics. there...

 

[Quantronghoang]

@Pyramyd: My Canon S3IS, of course .Not so bad, huh

 

[ranmasatome]

As for those plants.. have you looked up Ludwigia brevipes by any chance?? they definately dont look like L. arcuata.. the leaves are really a little too big.

Oh and almost forgot.. sweet tank.. try triming the back plants at a point below the wood so that when they branch and grow out... it will look much denser.

 

[Darter02]

Wow!:d

 

[FelixAvery]

nice! ill be honest i thought i would be rubbish when i saw the first few pictures
but its great!

 

[Plattykins]

Your 'scape is stunning! I like this photo the best... you can still see the driftwood.

 

[skincareaddicted]

Agreed, the sand looks amazing. I love the color balance you have achieved and the driftwood looks like a nice bridge across the sand. I love bettas and it's nice to see a native one, my mom used to catch them as a little girl in Vietnam. And i think your tank is my favorite tank so far!

Kristen~

 

[blackBRUSHalgae]

As for those plants.. have you looked up Ludwigia brevipes by any chance?? they definately dont look like L. arcuata.. the leaves are really a little too big.

I second that. And by the way the small fish is Boraras Micros.

 

[Jessie]

I really love the peek-a-boo effect of the driftwood and the bright reds behind it. It's as if you're walking beneath an arbor into a garden.