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Welcome back, Ady - good to see you on here again. Tank looks great. I've always wondered though, how hard is it to keep a tank like that algae-free. What's the technique? Some Cyperus helferi or similar blowing in the current around the wood would look amazing - looking forward to the plants...

Agree on the above comments. I'd also add that you've got those two golden coloured pieces 'crawling' over the substrate and the other piece bolt upright almost like horns or antlers. There's nothing in between. That looks a bit unnatural and harsh on the eyes. Hope that makes sense. I'd want...

Viktor - you fancy opening a shop over here in the UK...?!

The first thing I thought is that the wood looks upside now. Not sure if that helps?!

Definitely. This would be very useful.

Hi Mr Macey and welcome to UKAPS! "Right" is very subjective. Have you seen an aquarium you would like it to look like at all? If so, have a critical look at what makes those aquascapes "right" in your mind. Your plant placement is broadly correct, with the taller stems at the back and the...

Fantastic - you totally replicated your sketches. Amazing. Looking forward to watching this. :)

I think over even a relatively short period of time in a river, that big stone would settle onto the stones below it and wouldn't remain "sticking up" for long. Nature is always looking to move things to the furthest moveable point. The thing I liked about your drawings was how natural...

I've always aspired to a beautifully mixed carpet of HC, glosso, hairgrass (and in my case Marsilea hirsuta). Just make sure you're getting enough CO2 down to substrate level and you should be fine - its the one thing I'm struggling with at the moment and hence my glosso is a bit leggy (and I...