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What exactly are you looking for? Photos of aquascapes? Look at the IAPC website, they've got years worth of top-quality competition photos on there.

I think that topic is a good idea ;)

^ Got a pic of that iwagumi? I have to say, I preferred it with the stems in but it still looks pretty good! ;)

It looks like a nice setup you've got going on here! When you can keep a tank looking as lush as that without CO2, why change now if you're unsure?

This is a nice tank! It has a great sense of scale, but I think the red fish blow it out a bit. I really like it though! ;)

Nice tank! It looks massive, what are the dimensions/volume?

Man would I love to have that in my liing room! ;) What's the fish/plant stock? It's great that you don't use CO2 or even ferts! I love the jungle style.

Nice tanks, I too like the middle one best.

Jungle is my favourite style by far, so I love this tank. It has a great feel to it. Whats the stocking?

It was a 'balloon' Ram.

Ahh this is well depressing. That shot Jay quoted is top class. But... It means we get a nice new saintly masterpiece to follow :):)

You've certainly got a very nice tank there, well done!

It's so true, this is a typical Farmer scape. This has to be one of my favourites. I love the foresty feel to it.

Very nice! I like the jungle-esque feel.

When you uploaded the photo to imageshack, there should have been some text above a box that said ''paste this tet for forums'' or something along those lines, just pase that code into your post and the image should show up. Failing that, just post the image URL (web address) so we can atleast...

Re: Six years of 'scaping I can think of at least one that's missing... The 120cm with two opposing large ferns and then wod pointing into the centre. I don't think it had a name.

It's Limnophila Aromantica

Yeah, I have those and their colouring/body shape is better than Harlequins IMO. They are nice fish.

I actually didn't even notice the fish :lol: I think Harlequins would use the whole tank because they're more active

Nice! I've seen this before - how big is the tank again? It's a monster!

Re: Six years of 'scaping That fern was something like 10 years old if I remember.

Re: Six years of 'scaping Nice post, George. My favourites have to be: - The Shade - Blyxa Hills - Mother Microsorum - Little Mountain - Harlequins Haven - English Summer There's just aspects from all of them that I love. You've certainly had a great six years and you've made some...

I'm not sure it's my favourite scape of yours, but I'm sure it'll grow on me. It's hard to believe this is the same scape as what you posted previously (if I've got that right?). Can't wait to see your new 120cm :D

Nice tank. I would say that you need to define your fore, mid and background more. Also, your foreground seems to be too vast.

and there's a perfect example! :lol: really nice tank, well done

Cool, what plants/fish etc do you have? Looks like you're an amazon sword guy!

The left side is looking really good! I can see the right side still needs to develop a bit though.

i will certainly miss it dearly :( such a shame you didn't get a 'final shot' but you've got the biggest journal i've ever seen instead! well done mark, great scape

Nice tank, I'm a big fan of the jungle feel too. Any chance of stats? Lighting/substrte/flora/fauna etc.

LondonDragon, can you remember what that black fish with the red tail is, top right of first pic and left of second? I think it's a type of rainbow and I've been looking for it for ages but don't know what it is?

It looks great! Have you got a frontal shot? And stats?

You only have three cardinal tetras? They are a shoaling fish, so at least six as a minimum is advised but ten or more is better. Nice tank though.

It's one of Amano's.

I vote 1st. It looks much better with the moss covering the substrate.

This scape is amazing as usual! I love all of your scapes to date. I just think the moss needs to cover the rock a bit more front left and middle right. Apart from that, brilliant - and the fish choice is spot on too.

I love it! More than the last one, definately. Instant aquascapes rule.

Is there a website with further information on these?