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Here some inspiration of a mountain scape. I think you need more hardscape to achieve the mountain effect. If you scroll down in that topic you will also see the hardscape.
I think that Scape is too pretty, and the aquarium fixture is good. The plants that you choose are correct, but I plant Eleocharis around and very near the rocks and all the substrate with Hc or Gs, inclusive mixing the two species
Thanks for the input so far, as much as I do like the fuller mountain scapes it's not what I want to create really with this tank as it's a family/house tank rather than just a show piece.
I may go and have a rummage around the rock at the LFS and see if there are any more bits I could work in while still keeping it as a minimalistic scene.
Danny
My suggestion would be a row at the back up against the tall rocks and another lower row in front. The most important point make it look very natural and certainly not as if every rock was carefully placed in position in other words stagger the sizes and heights.
It does not have to be a row of rocks that are all the same size mix it up a little.
This is nature the best place to get inspirations from. The Rocky Mountains
Well with an unexpected Sunday delivery of more Aquasoil which I wasn't expecting until tomorrow I have filled it in and an pretty sure of it being my final scape ( for now lol )
Something that just crossed my mind though is I haven't yet cleaned the Dragon stone so will have to pull it all apart again
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