That is one of the best driftwood pieces and placements I have seen in a while. It almost reminds me of a hand for some reason...
I wish I could afford a rimless tank #Broketeenager
I wish I could afford a rimless tank #Broketeenager
Hey KFryman, in your opinion, what is missing in this tank (besides plants of course). Larger stones (left or right side?). More Drift wood?That is one of the best driftwood pieces and placements I have seen in a while. It almost reminds me of a hand for some reason...
I wish I could afford a rimless tank #Broketeenager
Is the tank not flushed against the cabinet, maybe is the angle of the shot?
Well it would depend on what kind of lighting you have, which from the pictures I can't tell but appear to be CLF or T8/5/2? Of course with the driftwood, it kind of demands some attention either with moss, or some anbuias of some type. From that you would have to decide if you wanted to pursue an iwugami or dutch style or another alternative. I think the iwugami is very nice, but that reflects my own distaste for stem plants, however beautiful they can be. Glosso is a nice starter foreground, and HC is always an excellent choice but can be far more difficult to deal with over the long term.Thanks for the input, Jason should be following this thread. I really like your idea Styx, it was actually a style we were considering.
Any thoughts on what types of plants? Foreground etc...?
Remind me how tall the 120 is? Is it 24 inches? If so you'll probably need more light than just 4 x 54s. You'll probably need an 8 fixture, but I always prefer to have more light available than less. You can always opt to not use all the bulbs with a larger fixture, but that is my own personal preference. Tank depth is important in terms of light penetration to the substrate level...check out the light stickys on the Lighting page for more info!I am going to run 4 x 54 t5ho 2 midday and 2 flora. I haven't decided what I going with as far as plants..
Ah, the same as the 90P. Well I think that you should decide on what kind of style you want and thus the type of foreground you have; if you want HC/Glosso you may want to invest in more lighting, but its entirely possible to achieve those with your current fixture depending on substrate depth. As always YMMV. I'm looking forward to seeing this project proceed! :smile:The tank is about 18 inches high
if u look closely at the last pic, the wood is wedge against the the big rock on the left sideLooks great. How did you/will you anchor the base of the driftwood?