NatureScape - The End

[Keith GH]

Tim

With your green thumbs what ever you choose it will look fantastic.

Keith

 

[Tim Harrison]

Thanks Keith, I'm still thinking somewhere along traditional Nature Aquarium lines

 

[Tim Harrison]

Now this is it...hardscape definitely finished. I've added another piece of wood and moved the rocks slightly. It's all now cemented in place using the powdered AS and superglue technique...

Also an update on the Venus Flytrap, still going strong on a diet of rainwater and the occasional, once a month, feed of tank water...

by Tim Harrison, on Flickr

 

[Luciën]

Man this scape looks incredible! It really was worth the rescape, great job!

 

[alto]

Tank scape and flytrap both look awesome

Love the substrate slope - I always default on that ... must be my lack of wood

Plants this weekend?

 

[foxfish]

The Octopus...

 

[Tim Harrison]

@DeepMetropolis thanks

And thanks @alto too. I wanted to bank the slope up as high as possible. I'm using thin bits of slate as substrate supports, but not sure how well they will work once it's full of water.
I won't be planting it just yet. I'm probably going to try another plantless start, it worked fairly well last time. Also, I can't decide on what plants would look best and where with this scape so still open to suggestions.

Haha @foxfish I suppose it does resemble an octopus, I was aiming for the more windswept or bending in the current look

 

[Keith GH]

Tim

As usual all the hard work has been done and it's looking excellent.

I tried a carnivorous tank once and it never worked successfully.

Keith

 

[Tim Harrison]

The ReBoot journey so far...

 

[Ady34]

Lovely video.

 

[Tim Harrison]

Lovely video.

Thanks Ady

 

[Keith GH]

Tim

The way you placed the rocks then the DW looks as if in Nature every thing blended in perfectly.

Keith

 

[Tim Harrison]

Thanks @Keith GH. Plants arrived today, so will get planting tomorrow. Should be enough, along with the ones I rescued from BBA...

by Tim Harrison, on Flickr

 

[CooKieS]

Nice plant selection, lots of stems always help against algae!

 

[Keith GH]

Tim

Looks like you are going to be busy for a few hrs then many more of observing their growth.

Keith

 

[Iain Sutherland]

Really great video Tim, did you lay it out before or just freestyle the layout?
Strong hardscape, will look great in s few weeks.
The flytraps would look great with sundews idiot! Post Christmas sending is a promise

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[aquacoen]

Amazing hard scape!

(Rogier van Vugt (Dutch botanist) has some interesting posts on carnivorous plants lately:
https://www.instagram.com/p/BrgOjhSl11o/ )

 

[Marc Davis]

The ReBoot journey so far...

Love the hardscape. Love the video and subbed to your channel (MD Fish Tanks)

 

[Jayefc1]

Great vid as normal what's the plant list matey hardscape like amazing by the way

 

[Tim Harrison]

Thanks for the kind comments guys

Nice plant selection, lots of stems always help against algae!

Thanks, I'm hoping algae isn't going to be too much of a problem; I'm a bit dubious about reusing some of the plants rescued from the BBA

Looks like you are going to be busy for a few hrs

That I am Keith. I had a plumbing emergency in the family bathroom which I had to deal with today so it looks like I'll be planting tomorrow instead.

did you lay it out before or just freestyle the layout?

Thanks Iain, a bit of both. I used a scape box to work out the basic layout, but it changed a bit when it came to scaping the tank...

(Rogier van Vugt (Dutch botanist) has some interesting posts on carnivorous plants lately:
https://www.instagram.com/p/BrgOjhSl11o/ )

Some nice images thanks for the link.

Love the video and subbed to your channel (MD Fish Tanks)

Thanks Marc.

what's the plant list matey hardscape like amazing by the way

Plants will be a mix of Crypts, epiphytes, Ludwigia and Rotala stems, some Alternanthera reineckii Mini, and MC and Stauro and a few bits and bobs for the foreground, thanks for asking.