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Introduction
Hello friends,
My name is Hector I’m a local here in southern California San Diego. I been living here all my life. I was born and raised. I’ll tell you a little bit of my background how I got into planted aquariums.. Like most of us the beauty of nature is what I’m really looking to replicate in my aquarium. My biggest inspiration comes from the man himself Mr Takashi Amano witch he really has inspired thousands of people all around the world, the nature of aquascaping. Like Mr Amano said once,
“To know Mother Nature is to love her smallest creations. We recreate the natural eco-system in our aquarium, which leads to a better understanding of the global environment.
The first time I saw this man’s work and passion I was instantly in love with nature style Amano aquascaping. It’s been years since I wanted to really dive in to this beautiful nature world just never seemed to have time. I was always to busy on my reef tanks and marine tanks. Luckily I’ve had enough and couldn’t take it so this is where my journey starts, on the beautiful journey of aquascaping.
So this is my story..
Equipment:
-ADA 60P & ADA Garden Mat
-ADA Aqua screen foggy
-UNS STAND (Natual wood) Mite cut the door the middle part and add a ultra clear glass to show case ADA filters and C02 system. Display luxurious.
Looking for the glass ADA Stand can’t seem to find it.
-ADA SUPER JET FILTER ES-300 VER. 2
-ADA Glass Lilly pipes
-ADA Drop Checker
-ADA Check Valve
-CO Art Pro-Se Series Advance dual stage Co2
regulator
-10lb tank for Co2
-Twinstar Nano(Getting later)
Twinstar Light 2 600E
I will be getting more equipment in this coming month or so. This build is going to be a little slow in the beginning. Need to make sure I get the products that I want to buy. Buy it once buy it right.. Expensive but I think way worth it in the long run. I’ll update this thread as I add equipment and livestock.
Enjoy and if you have any advice at all I really would appreciate it positive or negative. It’s all good I’m learning as I go..
Thanks, Hector
Hello friends,
My name is Hector I’m a local here in southern California San Diego. I been living here all my life. I was born and raised. I’ll tell you a little bit of my background how I got into planted aquariums.. Like most of us the beauty of nature is what I’m really looking to replicate in my aquarium. My biggest inspiration comes from the man himself Mr Takashi Amano witch he really has inspired thousands of people all around the world, the nature of aquascaping. Like Mr Amano said once,
“To know Mother Nature is to love her smallest creations. We recreate the natural eco-system in our aquarium, which leads to a better understanding of the global environment.
The first time I saw this man’s work and passion I was instantly in love with nature style Amano aquascaping. It’s been years since I wanted to really dive in to this beautiful nature world just never seemed to have time. I was always to busy on my reef tanks and marine tanks. Luckily I’ve had enough and couldn’t take it so this is where my journey starts, on the beautiful journey of aquascaping.
So this is my story..
Equipment:
-ADA 60P & ADA Garden Mat
-ADA Aqua screen foggy
-UNS STAND (Natual wood) Mite cut the door the middle part and add a ultra clear glass to show case ADA filters and C02 system. Display luxurious.
Looking for the glass ADA Stand can’t seem to find it.

-ADA SUPER JET FILTER ES-300 VER. 2
-ADA Glass Lilly pipes
-ADA Drop Checker
-ADA Check Valve
-CO Art Pro-Se Series Advance dual stage Co2
regulator
-10lb tank for Co2
-Twinstar Nano(Getting later)
Twinstar Light 2 600E
I will be getting more equipment in this coming month or so. This build is going to be a little slow in the beginning. Need to make sure I get the products that I want to buy. Buy it once buy it right.. Expensive but I think way worth it in the long run. I’ll update this thread as I add equipment and livestock.
Enjoy and if you have any advice at all I really would appreciate it positive or negative. It’s all good I’m learning as I go..
Thanks, Hector