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New Decade, New Decadence...
- Thread starter Geoffrey Rea
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Jayefc1
Member
Wow you have gone all out with this scape
That hardscape just dissapears in to the back ground good job mate
That hardscape just dissapears in to the back ground good job mate
Jayefc1
Member
Haha
Jayefc1
Member
Agreed mate it is such a beautiful tank and they do look amazing even empty
Jayefc1
Member
Just looked at the empty tank pic and it looks like your lights are positioned at the back of the tank is there a reason there not central
On to the next one....
Stick it together and 24 hours to cure.
End result:
View from the sofa:
Going to glue the wood to the base glass and give it another 24 hours to cure. Then can move on to the rock work with a few beers after the kids go to bed.
There’s more wood available but still undecided how to use it or if to use it at all.
Stick it together and 24 hours to cure.
End result:
View from the sofa:
Going to glue the wood to the base glass and give it another 24 hours to cure. Then can move on to the rock work with a few beers after the kids go to bed.
There’s more wood available but still undecided how to use it or if to use it at all.
love your jurnals always very helpful and insightful.
Nice! I like those large pieces of wood - are they from AG? (Listed on their site as Corbo Catfish root?)
EDIT: is that Proharu easy to remove from the glass later on then? Does it set rock hard, or stay semi flexible?
EDIT: is that Proharu easy to remove from the glass later on then? Does it set rock hard, or stay semi flexible?
Nico Felici
Member
Looks great to me! Interesting the choice to have no rocks around the main wood (did I get it right?)
Appreciate the feedback Dean. Try to document the scapes so if they work then folks can grab some ideas, if they don’t then folks can see the pitfalls of certain methods. Would rather them be a good example than a terrible warning though 😂
It’s a mixture @Wookii . Six pieces so far, five different types, one of them Catfish root. Don’t worry about the names much anymore, just the texture and shape for the orientation they’ll be used in.
You can carefully scrape it off with a razor, yes. Just need to remember where the attachment points are. It’s slightly elastic once set.
Not got around to adding the rocks in @Nico Felici , there’s going to a lot of height behind the right side though. Still just glueing the wood down first so it doesn’t float (wood hasn’t been pre-soaked) when tank gets flooded:
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Jayefc1
Member
Looking good mate the frames make it look like the lights are more toward s the rear of the tank
The floor is Lava!!
Rock in:
Building up the back:
Powersand between the gaps:
Dash extra of Bacter 100:
Topped with soil:
Done ✅
Rock in:
Building up the back:
Powersand between the gaps:
Dash extra of Bacter 100:
Topped with soil:
Done ✅
Jayefc1
Member
Omg ollie my son would love that
You going full ada with the bacter and tramaline
Looks really good mate a full carpet this time too I guess
Didn’t really need the Bacter as it’s already on the powersand. Had it in so used it. But yes, it is a full ADA substrate system.
Everything this time Jay, anything goes. Created lots of areas of varying light and should have good distribution so ideal for planting out all sorts. Can borrow from the 600, still have everything from the last setup and adding more as well.
Sammy Islam
Member
Looks amazing already! I've always wanted a scape with a tree stump sort of thing. Maybe one day when i break down my 900. 🤔
Looking forward to following along! 😀
Looking forward to following along! 😀
Jayefc1
Member
Has a bit of a feel to the phillipe scape at AG if you know what I mean with the 2 larger stumps
Luciën
Member
Looks really great love the right side.. With the rocks in place it all makes sense.. Are you planning to add the small twigs?
Greetz, Luciën.
Greetz, Luciën.
