Nothing happening in tank yet. I have re-thought insert for under the soil on right hand side now ordered and waiting on egg crate and mesh, I think the poly will be to bouyant and need to much soil (weight) to hold it down without using silicone. Redmoor still soaking nearly a week now! Currently looking at easy/beginner plants. I just want to get stuff in tank now so I can start cycling.
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First attempt at scaping
- Thread starter Carpman
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Well I was not a happy bunny with how it was looking, so yet again I started shifting it around and came up with this :-
Less is more, feels more natural to me. What do you think ?
Heres a extra as i forgot to post it the other day just for the evening viewing.
oh and for the record wood still in soak lol
Less is more, feels more natural to me. What do you think ?
Heres a extra as i forgot to post it the other day just for the evening viewing.
oh and for the record wood still in soak lol
Ana Pinheiro
Seedling
Hello Carpman
You have a very tricky tank, but it can give an excellent result.
To me, I would try to hide the corner on the back, and for so I would plant some cabombas, pogostemon erectus or other that can conceill that major corner. I would take the stone on the back on this last layout.
That part achieved I would probably assemble most of the rocks at one side and the wood at the other. you have a very beautiful piece of wood, try not to distract the the view from it by keeping it simple on the place you put it.
I hope it helped.
You have a very tricky tank, but it can give an excellent result.
To me, I would try to hide the corner on the back, and for so I would plant some cabombas, pogostemon erectus or other that can conceill that major corner. I would take the stone on the back on this last layout.
That part achieved I would probably assemble most of the rocks at one side and the wood at the other. you have a very beautiful piece of wood, try not to distract the the view from it by keeping it simple on the place you put it.
I hope it helped.
I do plan on hiding the intake and corner with planting, I may or may not leave rock theer but if I do leave it will be almost shrouded in planting therefore making up the background and not drawing the eye from the tree. I have tried various permitations of the rocks and tree and and seperating the 2 doesn't seem to work (unbalanced / no focal point)
