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Planted Tank Enthusiast
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Aquascaping help for idiot who hasn't a clue about what he's doing .
So, some of you may , or may have not seen my Journal in the Photography/Journals section.
But anyways my cries for help are usually ignored there, so i'll try my luck here. So here's my tank specs: 33g 36x12x18. Filtration : AC50 , MJ400 w/ DIY CO2 being pumped into intake, misting the tank. CO2: See above. Lighting: T5HO 39w x 2 both 10000k, will get a 6700k bulb if i don't like the growth, but i like the colour, and the growth has been great. Fertilization: Excel every 2 days, and Flourish every week w/ 10% WC every week. Plants: Java Ferns Java Moss H. Polysperma L. Sessiflora E. Tenellus R. Fluitans R. Rotundfolia Fish: 2x Angels 1x Gold Gourami (It's a trichogaster or however you spell it) 1x Bloodfin tetra that somehow ended up in the tank one day, about 2 years ago at half an inch, now 2-3 inches. The bottom two have lived through many deaths around them =/ . Here's a pic to feel what my scape is like : ![]() So on the right side i have the wood emanating, and rocks here and there, i really like the look of the right side. In the back right corner i have a grouping of L. Sessiflora, with h. polysperma around it. Then various points around the wood, i have E tenellus, h polysperma, and r. rotundfolia planted around. At the front if i have a few sprigs of h polysperma, and mainly e tenellus which hasn't quite deveoped how i wanted it too, but it seems to be bouncing back up with the new lighting. The wood is covered with ferns here and there, after i get a bit more moss, i'll be giving all the branches a light sprinkling of moss and go from there. The left side, well prior to introduction of the new light & CO2, the riccia was dying off, after these last 2 days w/ new lighting, it seems to be boucning back. Then a bit more right to that was the pice of driftwood covered in moss & ferns from my 2.5g, i think it looks alright, i want the ferns on that to catch up on growth, and then it'll look more nice. The back left corner is barren, i want something there but no clue. And something behind the riccia field, not sure what i want there. Anyways, i'm looking for osmething to balance this scape out more , and give the left side of the tank more character
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Planted Tank Enthusiast
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I LOVE your wood. Branchy is my fav. If they had stuff like that here i would buy it.
I would add a dark leaved plant like red crypts perhaps in the back left and trailing down the little hill you have there, then furthur behind that in the corner i would put something tall and bushy but still a dark green colour.
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Planted Tank Guru
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I got nothing on plant suggestions, but if possible you might want to move that manzanita spire in the center back into the corner more.
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Wannabe Guru
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I love the wood also and was looking for something like this to rescape my 10 gallon tank, which although algae free with stable plant growth, is a jungle of mostly riccia, anubias, hygrophilia difformis, java moss, and java ferns. I was unable to find such wood locally, but I was able to find a Canadian On-Line seller. I private messaged you the information as I thought you might be interested. |
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I ♥ BBA!
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I like the scape. Perhaps hiding the equipment would help the eye, though.
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