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I will ask for updatephoto's. check vivariumbackground.com Maybe it's an idea to import a few pots from vivarium 2011 to the UK. I know some guys overhere are coming to the fair. With a bit of organising they can take some with them for you.

Well, a lot has changed the last months. Again I had KH problems due to the rocks I added. I lost a lot of species again but new are added to the scene! H. costata, V, americana var. natans for example. Except of the ferns the herbarium now is pretty much guinea/australia orientated as possible...

thanks, I like a more natural scape but a jungle.... :? Hopefully this jungle will evolve into a nicely scaped Sahul herbarium. At least thats my goal. This setup is the basic scape. Now finetuning! To start off: I got rid of the giant Val and replaced it with a nice big B. aubertii. Other...

Not up to standard yet but I'm getting there. Photo isn't sharp, pitty, but I'm a proud tankowner today after pruning! This will become a pretty one! For the plantenthousiast: M. hirstuta B. monnieri V. gigantae marmor (must leave soon, hate it) V. nana C. ciliata P. perfoliatus P. wrightii E...

thanks for the tip. My flow is pretty low. I'll have to add an extra pump to raise it. I'll give it a try.

Well, at least for me it's a show off! Only critics I have is that irritating claudofora. It seems I can't get rid of it anyhow. I tried shrimp already but they are food for the fish!

Sometimes there's a "quickfix" needed. Don't know why that happens but in this case a turtletank was needed within a few days. We tried to make a more natural looking scape without getting compromises with the usages of the tank. Important for a tank like this is practicality because the...

Gee, it's always the brits who are able to keep their lawn straight, even and green! Amazing growth. Still looking for 90 degrees scissors to mowe my lawn and bacopa. How curved is your scissor?