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Ohhh, I have a bush of that in my garden as well. Could make for a good leaf litter option.

Don't give him ideas! Lovely tank. Can't wait to see it evolving.

Truly the end of an era. You, and your tank, have been an inspiration, and I thank you. Looking forward to what you can come up with next.

Hope you've got a big garden, that's a 35m tree waiting to happen that is.

As I said on Tom's thread, and yours is going the same way, the green is just amazing. I'm not sure whether you're both good at adjusting cameras (Tom certainly is), or if it's to do with the light in the low techs, or the way the plants colour up in these conditions, but I'm in love with the...

Protein, oil, or surfactants as Tom suggests. Has someone been cleaning things in your house?

Whatever it is you're doing, keep doing it.

The rooms in the cottage aren't the most generous, and all of them are corridors, so corner it may have to be. I'm still deciding if I should go with a long, shallow tank, or a square like you and Alistair. I do still need to finish building the room it's going in though, as plaster dust has a...

That's because it does, isn't it? I think, Tom, that you've managed to get an amazingly natural looking green colour to your tank. I have no idea if it's camera skill or the growing of plants in the raw, with so little intervention, yet still managing such a wonderful density of planting...

That's what surface area does for you. My wife is going to hunt you lot down when I steal a spot in the corner of the dining room. Out of curiosity, how much of a pain would it be if a tank like this was in a corner? Would it make maintenance totally impossible?

Here's to a fresh start and a clean run this time. Well, I say clean. I mean muddy.

Unless your arm has grown very long.

Nice to see you using sand. Looking forward to this one growing in fully, it has huge potential.