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Anti-Pjerrot · 06-24-2008, 06:10 PM

Hi JEK and welcome to ASW

I think your plant choice is good and you could easely go with only 2 x 36W.
I like the slow growing, minimum maintanance tanks and the possibilities are numerous.

You should focus on building a strong hardscape with lots of driftwood and use the mosses and ferns there.

You could use rocks with moss as borders and use the crypts and anubias on rocks to fill out the midground area.

You could consider using a lot of open area with inert substrate, like ADA forest sand.

06-24-2008, 06:10 PM	#2 (permalink)
Anti-Pjerrot Moderator Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Copenhagen, Denmark Posts: 383	Hi JEK and welcome to ASW I think your plant choice is good and you could easely go with only 2 x 36W. I like the slow growing, minimum maintanance tanks and the possibilities are numerous. You should focus on building a strong hardscape with lots of driftwood and use the mosses and ferns there. You could use rocks with moss as borders and use the crypts and anubias on rocks to fill out the midground area. You could consider using a lot of open area with inert substrate, like ADA forest sand. __________________ Scape it - Kristoffer