New nano! Tank dimensions are 20x15x15cm or 8x6x6" ~ 1 gallon. Light is Chihiros Wabi kusa LED, currently on half power and 7h photoperiod. Pressurised CO2 @ 1 bubble every 2 sec. Filter is DIY.
Rocks are Seiryu, substrate Aquasoil Amazonia (Powder and regular). Plants that are used: Hemianthus sp. 'Amano pearl grass', Riccardia chamedryfolia and Anubias sp. 'Pangolino'.
What does it mean when you see the thread title and the author and you go... "uhh, another cool scape" before you see any image ?
Looks great now, in 3 weeks it will be all filled in. Maybe move a little the left front rock and the other rock on the right (just under the diffuser) because they are too near the glas.
Why did you use so much substrate (relatively) ? Wanted to change the ratio ?
Looks great now, in 3 weeks it will be all filled in. Maybe move a little the left front rock and the other rock on the right (just under the diffuser) because they are too near the glas.
Why did you use so much substrate (relatively) ? Wanted to change the ratio ?
Agreed it will probably be done quickly, but then again little scapes are good for high turnover. Yes the substrate looks high also this is a good example of where a substrate leveler comes in handy.
i like the layout. the stones are looking in different directions. im starting to like the higher substrate layout. creates a heavy looking foundation for the scape and also gives room for the roots to reach down.
Looks great shaman. I haven't seen Anubias sp. 'Pangolino' before. It looks like a great nano plant. I thought I was looking at a type of buce before I read your plant list. Thanks for the info
Nice tank! I really like the rocks & your plant choices. Would you mind telling me more about your DIY filter. As a lover of nano/pico tanks I'm on the lookout for unobtrusive filtering methods.
Nice tank! I really like the rocks & your plant choices. Would you mind telling me more about your DIY filter. As a lover of nano/pico tanks I'm on the lookout for unobtrusive filtering methods.
Day 10: Mini Pellia seems to like high light and high CO2 levels. Never had much luck with this liverwort... It just for some period of time, turns black and die. The key might be relatively cold and soft water ( 21'C/70F ).
what type of moss? also stunning tank! NEVER has seen anything like this, where the rocks spread all around the scape with the plants growing just over them all. makes it super natural and vibrant looking!
Looks lovely. I'm interested in trying out a small scape. Is there any reason to keep the filter intake in the front like that? Would it hurt to put it in the back? Not critique: asking for myself.
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