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I have followed the valuable advises of Mark , regarding the spreading of the eleocharis and also I have added some rotala on the back to fill in the corner and to create contrast with the stones and the manzi.
Wow, for some reason I had no idea how small this was until you posted the shot with the camera and clown/rocket Panchax. Great scaling and scaping to achieve the look of a much bigger tank.
Cheerio
Ady
That was the hardest task to achieve.The initial hardscape, wasn't right, as the plants covered it completely and ruined the whole idea. I had to rearrange it due course and to add some more stones. I had to choose very carefully the plants, that will not disturb the scaling. The grading of the cosmetic sand, also emphasis the effect- Thanks for the tip Mark! 🙂
Thanks guys! I love those fish a lot, all of them 🙂
The "stripe fish" is Pseudepiplatys Annulatus Maboshi strain, also known as Clown Killi. They are wonderful fish, but apparently hard to find. My female passed away few days ago and I'm now looking for another one, but can't find... 🙁
I'm afraid it has been rescaped almost 2 months ago.. But I have started the new scape in this tank for Tropica which is a bit different. Will have to make a journal about it, soon. 🙂
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