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I really like it how it is. I would try to get that substrate covered with more plants and I think it will look great.

Looks great! Looking forward to the progression.

You could put a black background on the tank and use some of the same stuff to line the inside (front) of the caddies. You could also try a mini moss wall on them. I also used floaters whose roots obscured their view.

I think that should make the grade! [emoji106]

Looks good. [emoji106] (Welcome to the forum [emoji4])

Are you planting when the aquarium is full (of water)? I find it best, especially with carpeting plants, to fill the tank up so that the substrate is nearly covered by water. You can then plant into it without the plants floating away. Cover the plants and substrate with paper or another...

Hmmm..... lol

For me it's coming up to the time of year where I can prune a few pear branches and then leave them to dry out over the winter.

An alternative shot of the winner plus its creator in the middle from Olivet Knotts FB page:

Here is the link for the top 2000: http://en.iaplc.com/results15/pdf/iaplc2015_worldranking.pdf UK Entries as follows: 54 - Stu Worrall 349 - Eduard Gercog 606 - Konrad Michalski 1205 - James Starr-Marshall 1305 - Chris Jackson 1547 - Mateusz Dudkowiak 1549 - Ian Holdich 1767 - Ivana...

Let's start with a video:

Luke, Aqua Essentials sell Lava Rock.

I think this is what a lot of people forget about. Some tanks can tank months to reach the desired end result and it can test your patience! [emoji4] I recently planted up a 'cube' tank and growth is certainly patience-testing. However I have zero algae and have to do very little maintenance.

Ha ha, my wife has always told me size doesn't matter! [emoji23]

George, how are you finding the Odessa's in 60cm? I had some in a Rio 125 ( lovely fish by the way) but felt they could do with more room as they were very active fish. Tanks look good. I especially like the cube and hope I can get mine to look half as good.

Re-kindled. Suggesting you had fell out of 'love' for the hobby? UK aquascaping without George Farmer. [emoji33] It does not bare thinking about. In all seriousness, it is good to have you back George and I hope you have found the passion again. I look forward to the AGA article.

George who? [emoji1] Sorry couldn't resist. I'm sure he is a busy man these days. Thanks for the update Tom. [emoji106] I hope George puts together a report from the event. It would be nice to read.

So jealous you have access to so much excellent wood! Will be following... [emoji4]

Another option is egg crate. Typically used in marine set-ups for just this purpose.

Just be patient. If it is very large it will take longer to be waterlogged. Not very helpful I know but I would just wait.

That looks nice!

I am confused. Is that the right picture? When you say 'pieces' I think wood/rock and not fish. :confused:

I agree.

Looks great. I am planning on this type of set up in one of my tanks but I will have an emmersed area too.

I like this final shot the best by far!

Maybe Amano will do it? :D Takashi Amano in the Wall Street Journal | Blog | Practical Fishkeeping