Just sharing an update of my planted setup

[EvolutionZ]

Originally Posted by JadeIceGreen

Trimming HG is nothing when you have to deal with Glosso.

Glosso! nightmares indeed.. but they are very beautiful as well esp in big tank, gosh make me miss my high tech glosso lawn now.

[xirus]

Originally Posted by EvolutionZ

Glosso! nightmares indeed.. but they are very beautiful as well esp in big tank, gosh make me miss my high tech glosso lawn now.

is trimming glosso very difficult?

[WaterChwee]

Looks awesome do you have co2 in your tank ?

[Jon-san]

Yes, I do. Currently have 1 5L and 1 3.5L, will alternate between them so once one is fully empty, will swap out with the other.

[CrAnKCaM]

swee ..like your HG lawn too

[Jon-san]

Originally Posted by CrAnKCaM

swee ..like your HG lawn too

Thanks, bro!

[nlh4ever]

what a group of neons you have there!

[backspace]

Very nice...like the color contrast.

[rarecichlids]

your tank looks so natural!
like the way you arrange the rocks.....

[Jon-san]

Originally Posted by nlh4ever

what a group of neons you have there!

Originally Posted by backspace

Very nice...like the color contrast.

Originally Posted by rarecichlids

your tank looks so natural!
like the way you arrange the rocks.....

Thanks for all the comments and for viewing! Was just thinking things over last night and contemplating if I should rescape this setup. Hand itchy leow, thought of removing all the JHG and replace with staurogyne. Also thought of removing the stem plants on the right and replacing with some crypts. The trimming of those stem plants is really becoming a PITA. Anyone any suggestions? Thinking Cryptocoryne Wendtii "green" and "brown" or "bronze"... Hmmm... Decisions, decisions...