My Brother's Planted Tank

Originally Posted by the_r0ck

A surprising fresh take on scaping. Interesting concept, unconventional but it works, at least for me.

What would make it better is to have some more branches arching out on the bottom right, or to have some rings of mosses/riccia around the rock. But that's just me.

Yup, going to buy some Riccia from bro BuWaC.

Thanks for the advice.

[Leong68]

very nice setup.

Thanks for the compliment.

[WiNd.feNg]

Originally Posted by Jivarus

Yup, going to buy some Riccia from bro BuWaC.

Thanks for the advice.

bro, very nice setup!

however i think riccia cannot do it with low lights and no CO2, just an opinion

Oh is it?

But aiya, I've already bought a few cups of hairgrass before already, all also turned yellow, just see how it goes...

hi there!

nice setup there! its is really nice of the impression or the visual that the branches are overhanging from the top of the rock item. (The Tree Scene)

its also an observation that the gravel is pretty fine (no fertilizer below?) and might be difficult for plants to take root. so perhaps something creative like smaller sized / similar type of rocks to break and soften the visual outline of the big rock?

great job for so much work for in such a small space constraint!

Originally Posted by malibu

hi there!

nice setup there! its is really nice of the impression or the visual that the branches are overhanging from the top of the rock item. (The Tree Scene)

its also an observation that the gravel is pretty fine (no fertilizer below?) and might be difficult for plants to take root. so perhaps something creative like smaller sized / similar type of rocks to break and soften the visual outline of the big rock?

great job for so much work for in such a small space constraint!

Thanks for the compliment, will look out for small objects for his tank, he wanted it simple...

Hi bro..very nice tank your bro has done up there! Very creative! Is the snail on the driftwood at the left? looks quite big! what snail is it?

[WiNd.feNg]

bro, perhaps you can retry hairgrass but place some root tabs underneath the gravel. i've grown my hairgrass in fine, unfertilzed soil as well

i got an idea which is to plant the whole back ground with hairgrass leaving the front portion bare.. would look quite unique

Originally Posted by WiNd.feNg

bro, perhaps you can retry hairgrass but place some root tabs underneath the gravel. i've grown my hairgrass in fine, unfertilzed soil as well

i got an idea which is to plant the whole back ground with hairgrass leaving the front portion bare.. would look quite unique

Hi bro, don't think this is possible as there's too much space constraint, only can decorate the front part, will look out for some rocks though...