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Yes, they are just additions, seperate pieces and not attached to anything. ;) I'm thinking about the foreground plating.

Black background & substrate test. ;) Ouch... Excuse me the dirty glass... :oops::D Reditum - Hardscape test vol.2 by István Tóth, on Flickr

Thanks! ;)

Thanks! Appreciate it! ;) Thanks! ;) Thanks! ;) Mind reader... Yes, that's my plan. Time will tell. Thanks! ;) Stau at the edge of the lava stone and substrate. Moss species on the branches (not full!), and the smaller lava stones. Some kind of hydro/grass at the back. And my favorite...

I have managed to do the hardscape today, take a look. ;) Reditum - Hardscape 20170102 by István Tóth, on Flickr Reditum - Hardscape 20170102 - 2 by István Tóth, on Flickr Reditum - Hardscape 20170102 - 3 by István Tóth, on Flickr Reditum - Hardscape 20170102 - 4 by István Tóth, on Flickr

"Reditum" = Coming back I had to take a huge break (ages...) from aquaristic, planted tanks etc. University, job, new job, moving to a new house, renovating... :D But now, finally I can start a tank again, jay! Here are the specs: TANK 70x30x35 (73,5L) 6mm float glass FILTRATION Tetratec EX700...

I admit, love the simplicity of the scape, true beauty. :thumbup: This made me to do a one-pot iwagumi too. :)

Nice tanks! You should upload bigger photos, to make it more enjoyable. ;)

Love the simplicity of it! :) Nicely done!

Thank You! ;) Good idea, I will do that, to make a softer transition between sand and rocks! Thank You! ;) Don't worry, I have tested it before, it wouldn't harm. I just have to care about not moving them suddenly or at all... :D You are right! I will skip java, and substitute to coral...

Stunning... :thumbup:

I promise to think about moving the rocks a bit, or making a narrow corridor between the "mountains". ;)

Hehe, indeed. :D Thats interesting, a friend of mine also said the same, that this tank is a bit crowded, don't have much space for fish/shrimps. I said the same to him, that after planting, You won't feel that. ;)

I agree! +1 First is always the best. ;)

Thank You! ;) Well good idea, what to plant. I will definitely use some christmas and java moss, these are my favorites, but this time I venture into fissidens also, with some parvula and acicularis at the back. So mainly slow growing plants, with some grass. :) What do You guys thinks about...