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same with the bolbitis? the leaf form is different to mine though this could simply be to do with water parameters...the plants look so lush. My biggest question is the ADA model is about low water column dosing and packing the substrate, but most of Amano's tanks rely heavily on epiphytes...

hi there, this has to be the best video of the sumida gallery as the scapes are maturing into perfection. check out those rainbows in the fantasy lilly tank...pure art

ADA view - YouTube about 5 or so new scape videos posted, each one typically awesome. Check the established tanks in the background!

Just watching the highlight clips from the party. Interestingly Amano's fave scape is biotopesque (it's no. 55), maybe this place does / does not exist in nature, kind of scape. Reassuringly for all there are heaps of awesomeness throughout the top 100s...:clap:

Ok I admit... I've always thought a laughing budha aged in a wabi sabi style sat on a pearling lawn of HC, etc would look pretty cool!

The "essence" of nature that is apparent when I view one of Amano's and say "Tom's bucket O' Mud" seem to be missing a lot in these scenes. Almost like the more they strive to copy the minute detail, the more the essence is lost...it's like painting styles, and peoples tastes. Ultimately...

Go for a full on hairgrass lawn! You can play around with stems and satisfy your itchy fingers, but I'd deffo also recommend attaching loads of ferns to the wood - bolbitis n microsorum, low maintenance but they add a sense of balance and stability to any scape, particularly as stems grow in and...

that's a healthy looking fish! :thumbup: