Recent content by Piece-of-fish

10 years have gone since last post. Just reread the whole journal. Brought back many nice memories of this tank and all people I met back then. Mb time to start something big again hmm.

Lets go.

Bumping again. Still on the first 2 of these. Going strong for 7 years. ;) Not sure there is better quality for the money.

Agreeing or not agreeing does not change the situation unfortunatelly and this is sad truth. 3-4 active with skills to compete in IAPLC and get top 100. Might sound harsh but this is the reality.

No pressure. We will accept only a big aquascape journal as an apology :p 200L+ please :twisted:

If you let me comment about the limit on both tank size and limit on entries. The limit on top size in not quite necessary as it is very unlikely that you would get flooded with such size entries and on the other side if you ge any it is deserved to be seen. Planted aquariums of this size are...

10£ fee is a good idea to stop goldfish bowl entries as someone said. On the other hand number of entries could be unlimited and goldfish gang sponsoring and promoting the comp :) Dont think its introduced to pay for prizes as to get 250 entries is very optimistic. Plus they have to work hard at...

Why would you need to know the company? They are one of the biggest wholesalers in the trade so we should not know them. To organise something like this takes a lot of work and lets admit the prizes are very good. First year will be trial and error but it should improve in the future. One thing...

Such exciting news. Surprised not to see more interest on the topic :(

Its a rotating hobby. People get tired of wc in 2-3 years and dissapear.

I bet you can ignore the number of entrants restriction ;)

Get your scissors out guys. Some questionable criteria but overall pretty exciting. http://www.ukasc.co.uk/

Nice scape. My heart is bleeding to see people still waste money on substrate additives though.

As per title. Anyone else experiencing this?

Very beautiful design. This wood looks like dense enough not needing soaking. whats the plan for planting?