Misty Rocks - DSM

[Ugur]

Hi all.

I want to share my latest scape.

Dimensions: 32.24.22h
Lighting: 23 watt philips tornado


I thought that i cannot make stable organization because of the difficulty of dimensions, so i decided to use dry start method. I don't use any filter, nutritiens or co2. I only make humid twice a day, and i lighten 8 hours in a day.


I like mountain scapes, so i hope you like it.

Boss by Uğur Bingöl, on Flickr

 

[AquamaniacUK]

This looks cool.
Love mountainscapes.
Good luck with the dry stary.
Did one recently and it was fun.

 

[IdoWiseman]

Looks epic!

Will that carpet plant's roots be able to reach the substrate under that thick layer of gravel?


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[Cornelius]

I'm going to watch this one,

 

[Ryan Thang To]

amazing!!!!!

 

[Ugur]

Looks epic!

Will that carpet plant's roots be able to reach the substrate under that thick layer of gravel?


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There is no substrate under the gravel 😀

 

[Greenfinger2]

Hi Ugur, Love the Hardscape.Your rock work is great Looking forward to seeing the updates on this 😎

 

[Ugur]

Hi Ugur, Love the Hardscape.Your rock work is great Looking forward to seeing the updates on this 😎

Thank you. I am waiting for growing.

 

[Ugur]

Misty angle 😀

 

[Cornelius]

Thats's a nice pic

 

[joakimli]

Really nice picture! The tank looks much bigger than it is! Well done

 

[Ugur]

New plants are added.

 

[Greenfinger2]

Hi Ugur, Coming on nicely

 

[Joe Turner]

Looks great! DSM going nicely 😀

 

[Ugur]

Day 17

 

[Greenfinger2]

Hi Ugar, When will you be flooding

 

[rebel]

Hard to believe the growth you are getting on inert gravel!

Great scape indeed. Personally I would be keen to see the front with less soil.

 

[Ugur]

Hi Ugar, When will you be flooding

I will flood 3 days ago from final shot.

Hard to believe the growth you are getting on inert gravel!

Great scape indeed. Personally I would be keen to see the front with less soil.

In my opinion, main point is humidity. On the other hand you are right about soil's thickness 😀