Llyn Peninsula (below) was stripped down this week with much regret but I wanted to have a go of using the black lava rock I picked up from a local quarry a while back.
90x45x45cm ADA Entry 2010 by Stu Worrall, on Flickr
This is what ive been working on for the last few days.
Lots of prep involved with removing the old plants and shrimps from the old tank and ive currently got the filter running through a big blue bucket next to the tank.
Currently im adding some detail rockwork to the sand to blend the big rocks to the base. I may start planting tonight but im not entirely sure yet 🙂
At present "The Unknown" as I dont know what to call it!
Hardscape: Black Lava Rock
Co2: Pressurised via Sera vortex
Lighting: ADA Solar 1 - 150w NA Green
Filtration: Tetratec EX1200
Heating: Hydor 300W External heater
Substrate: ADA Nile Sand with ADA Amazonia with the lava.
Ferts per day:
Critters: Red Cherry Shrimp
plants to include - Ferns, tennelus, hairgrass, fissidens, mosses
Final photo for IAPLC 2011
#577 - The Unknown Valley
The Unknown Valley Stu Worrall - 90x45x45c IAPLC 2011 - #577 by Stu Worrall, on Flickr
90x45x45cm ADA Entry 2010 by Stu Worrall, on Flickr
This is what ive been working on for the last few days.
Lots of prep involved with removing the old plants and shrimps from the old tank and ive currently got the filter running through a big blue bucket next to the tank.
Currently im adding some detail rockwork to the sand to blend the big rocks to the base. I may start planting tonight but im not entirely sure yet 🙂
At present "The Unknown" as I dont know what to call it!
Hardscape: Black Lava Rock
Co2: Pressurised via Sera vortex
Lighting: ADA Solar 1 - 150w NA Green
Filtration: Tetratec EX1200
Heating: Hydor 300W External heater
Substrate: ADA Nile Sand with ADA Amazonia with the lava.
Ferts per day:
Critters: Red Cherry Shrimp
plants to include - Ferns, tennelus, hairgrass, fissidens, mosses
Final photo for IAPLC 2011
#577 - The Unknown Valley
The Unknown Valley Stu Worrall - 90x45x45c IAPLC 2011 - #577 by Stu Worrall, on Flickr