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Originally Posted by lotekfish
I didn't think it was going to work when it was just the rocks and wood, but now with the plants I can see it looking really good. I like the wood on one side, maybe it's because it looks very similar to my layout  One thing I did that really helped pull it together was to create a valley with the substrate between the left and right formations so the ground isn't so flat. I planted HM in the valley and taller plants to the side. Just an idea. Looking forward to seeing it progress. |
i like HM, but my goal with this tank is LOW maintenance. i think that would look nice though. i still need to get more gravel so i can work on the slope some. i only had enough to really just cover the mts.
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Originally Posted by Trallen44
That is good, now it can actually fill in and look its best before you redo the tank! LOL No promises, but I am going to try and work on some of my tanks today. Start another round of chemo tomorrow. I am not sure how much longer I have, I am going to do what the Dr. says since it is working. Thank you, it really helps when I am going through the roughest times to know that I have lots of support.
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well man, instead of letting things just grow out in the other tank, i ended up doing more neglecting than anything else. i'll update that thread later so you can see the damage. we're pullin' for you man!
got a picture of the tank that's not so brown. i think you can see some of the stuff in the back in this one.
my goal is to try and cover as much of the obsidian as i can with anubias and crypts. so far the ones i want are c. undulata, anubias barteri 'round leaf' and lanceolata. and maybe c. walkerii.