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Ada 60F -go with the flow- nature aquarium

CooKieS

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Hi there,

New tank, new journal!

Specs:

ada 60f
Eheim ecco pro 130
Jbl u500 + do aqua music glass
Chihiros aquasky

Hardscape:

Spider wood
Black scale stone
Ada Gravel + la plata sand
Tropica soil+pouzzo

Plant list (soon): any suggestions welcome!

Eleocharis sp mini
Staurogyne Repense
Elatine Hydropiper
Fissidens fox
Riccardia
Microsorum sp trident
Anubia petite

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Tank in situation:

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Hardscape 13.09.2016 :

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Cheers!
Thierry
 

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Thanks! 🙂

No emersed plants Alexander for this scape...maybe I will try this in the future, always loved the wabi kusa tank style.😎

The 'mist´ is just some filtration stuff to help standing rocks and sand to come. 😀
 
I think these shallow tanks are stuning. Dont know why people use them less than the others... thinking of it most of the time we look to the tanks from above. Are there any cons i m not aware of?
 
Not IMO...It often helps to maintain a sense of scale by using appropriately sized hardscape and small fine leaved plants, and small fish like microrasbora.
Although, these ADA tanks are very shallow, only 18cm in height, so it may cost a few quid if you have to buy glassware etc to fit.
 
Sorry for my english, I'm french...

Filtration stuff=filter wadding.😉

When I started aquascaping 2 years ago, I always wanted 2 types of tank: iwagumi and a shallow Ada tank.

Iwagumi is done, let's go for the 60F!

Shallow tank means, as Tim said, small hardscape , plants and fishes. Less light. Less water but still with 60cm tank. much fun to come! :thumbup:

As for the glassware, I have 2 Viv mini pipe, but I'll stay with eheim for the start for easier maintenance.

Still trying to DIY a led stand for my 45 cm chihiros
 
Thanks, I was thinking of adding an eheim compact 300 in the back left of the tank, should be hidden by the hardscape. 😉

Got an eheim skim 350 but too big for this tank.. Haha :nailbiting:
 
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