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it tends to come off pretty easily, if you lose some roots it doesn't really matter, as long as you don't damage the rhizome.

I think your rock placement is actually working fine, looks very natural. I'd just concentrate on growing out the plants, your co2 will make a massive difference once you get it installed.

I have used hot glue with rocks in a couple of tanks, worked well, it didn't work quite so well on the wood though.

This. Aquasabi are also very good at helping you out by selecting the rocks for you.

I think there are too many straight lines in the scape, and it looks too organised, I don't think you'd find anything like that in nature. I think part of your problem is using the wood as a separate entity to the rocks. With corner tanks you can achieve a very good sense of depth by building...

Huge fan of this scape, looks so natural. Congrats!

Lava rock I have found one of the easiest hardscape materials, it stacks nicely, it's light and it's cheap. If it's too big, rap it in a towl and hit it with a hammer (just be careful of the shards/sharp edges), super easy to do.

Most recent hardscape looks much more natural, although I would say that the rocks in the front two rows look a little too organised and evenly spaced. Something I like to do is use masking tape to draw the thirds onto my glass, don't know if anyone else does that, but I find it helps me make a...