Setup#2: Nessie the Loch Ness Monster

[wilwil]

Hi guys, this is my 2nd setup at last....
i called it "Nessie the Loch Ness Monster" because the wood look like a long headed dino
the specs are :
- tank dimensions 60x31x45.
- substrate : ADA amazonia II with ADA power sand.
- lighting : 4 x 24w T5HO (on for 5hr x 2/day).
- Co2 with reactor
- plants : anubias barteri var. nana, microsorum pteropus 'windelov', pogostemon helferi, pelia, hair grass, flame moss, vesuvius and staurogyne sp.
- fauna : red cherry shrimps.
comments are welcome

[John N.]

Good start to the aquascape. I think it's going to look pretty good once the hairgrass grows at the base of the "monster" and the driftwood develops that wonderful hanging moss. My only negative comment is on the relative "flatness" of the photo. I think if the driftwood was angled towards the back a little more then the aquascape would appear more dimensional.

-John N.

[wilwil]

Originally Posted by John N.

Good start to the aquascape. I think it's going to look pretty good once the hairgrass grows at the base of the "monster" and the driftwood develops that wonderful hanging moss. My only negative comment is on the relative "flatness" of the photo. I think if the driftwood was angled towards the back a little more then the aquascape would appear more dimensional.

-John N.

thanks John for your nice comment . yes i'm waiting for the hairgrass to become more grassy (sorry for my poor english), but i think it will take more time before it cover all the ground. and for the photo, i'm not that good at photography so what i took was my very best effort , and what you mean for "the driftwood angled towards the back a little more", how to do that?? please advice me so i can take a good photo for the next update