[hopeful fish]

Hey Everyone!

I recently purchased and divided a 20 long for 2 bettas. It's divided with green mesh, which I intend to grow into a moss wall so the bettas won't see each other.

Anyways, because of the divider and moss wall, I don't know if I should make it one scape or two. Here are some pictures of the driftwood I already have in there. I'm also planning on picking up some more gravel to add some depth to the bottom.

Here's a picture of the whole tank:

Side 1:
This side is made up of 3 pieces. One in the front, one in the middle, and the tall one in the back.

Side 2:
This side is made up of 2 pieces that kinda lock together.

I hope to keep the tank lightly planted with moss, java ferns, and anubias. Any advice/critique is welcome.

Thanks all!

 

[Steve002]

I think your idea of the moss wall divider sounds and should look great. It is going to have to be two scapes because of the wall but I'm assuming you are referring to two the same style/theme or 2 different ones. I'd be tempted to go with two different myself just for the added interest factor that would add to the overall tank.

 

[hopeful fish]

Thanks for the reply!

I'm thinking 2 different scapes, but both natural with driftwood and the same types of plants.

I changed around the driftwood on both sides, the left more than the right. Here's what it looks like now:

It's half filled, too. I'm hoping to move the fish in today!

 

[cephelix]

may be it's just me but i'm kind of a fan of the wood in both halves of the tank flowing to look like it's 1 piece