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@Scmelik I’m sorry if I overstepped, I was just trying to get to the root cause of your tank’s issues. The additional information you provided has give us a wider context of the issues you are having with the tank. It appears that there as a few strategies that you can implement to prevent...

Thanks @Scmelik for your answers. I’d suggest you massively increase your plants in the tank. The drift wood you have is begging for moss and Anubias. Some Echinodorus in the left back to use the height. Cryptocorney wendti for the fore to midground. Also fill up the foreground with more of...

Hi @Scmelik Thanks for posting the photo. It looks like you need a lot more plants to help stabilize the tank. Planting heavily with fast growing stem plants will help. I'd fill the background with tones of Rotala. Copy and Paste the list below...and add your answers to each number on the...

Hi can you post a picture of the whole tank please? We just need to see the context. So far things seem to be heading the right way for the tank.

His planting demonstration can best be described as clumsy. the ones from the reptile shop were good quality

I found these recently at a local reptile shop. They are a bit chunky but robustly build. It will do the job. £6-10.

Hi Everyone The aquascaping tools are longer versions of surgical instruments. If you compare surgical instruments made in South Asia (cheap) vs German (super expensive), functionally there isn’t much difference. If you practice enough with your manual dexterity you will get both to work. The...

Hi Lia Overall it's not bad at all. I like the sloping of the substrate from front to back. The larger driftwood on the left looks nice with lots of branches to attack moss and rhizome pants etc. The rocks have a nice colour and texture to them. My suggestion are as follows: The base of the...

I'm having trouble as well. I eventually harvested some from the wild!

Both I guess 🤷🏾

Gosh this is terrible. I hope you get it sorted out soon.

If you want to do an entire take down you can do the following: Get a temporary tank or container Save plant cuttings and rhizomes that your want to reuse Put fish and shrimp in with plants in the temporary tank Run your filter and lights only in the temporary tank Keep the lights low to keep...

Yes I'm feeling this one! As @The Miniaturist says remove the small middle rock.

Hi The layout of the right hand rocks seam to lead the eye out to the right of the tank. Could you rotate the right back rock by about 30 degrees clockwise? The channel in that rock will keep the eye to the left of the tank. The tank seams crowded to me; to many rocks. As a result there is no...

Some hardscape ideas from the 13:50 mark

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@Qwedfg do a layout with the rocks removed. Then flip the wood over, such that the branches run from the bottom left or right side to the top of the tank. Rotate the orientation to help. To create the layered effect place the small wood piece on a plane in front of the bigger piece. You may...

@Qwedfg what are the dimensions of your tank? Looks like it has some good height on it. In which case use the hight and don’t have everything clustered towards the bottom of the tank.

Cool like the Argentine World Cup winning footballer Alexis Mac Allister!

He definitely has me rethinking my upcoming Wabi Kusa ! In fact he has stalled me completely…..along with the tank not available in the shops as yet! What’s your ancestry with a name like O’Reilly?

The video does make you think though…

Hi Welcome! Your wood pieces are very interesting, however, I don’t like the branches pointing down as per your layout. I’d suggest flipping them over so they point up. There are loads of videos on YouTube to inspire you. Take your time and don’t rush it. Have you decided if your are going low...

Hi Can you tell us more about your filtration, circulation and fertilizers? MIKE

Very nice tank. Just to the right of the centre, there is a very large leaf plant towards the top...what is it? Mike

Hi All See a further review at: Aquascape - A piece of living Art http://hipergreen.blogspot.co.uk/2012/0 ... rt-by.html MIKE