Recent content by Ed Villagracia

liviacarol, thanks for the info (y)

Keith, i don't think the plant for id is java moss because it possess a bigger stem which is not the character of any moss.it looks like a terrestrial plant. liviacarol we would like to know from where you got your subject ID plant.

true it is going to be a tough one. same here i don't aquascape in just a flick of a finger. i do a lot of adjustment in the process hahaha. a challenge and a great experience too. good luck(y)(y)(y)

Nigel good job and Congrats but wait you have to face our representative #16 to that live contest:p;)

you can also share your thoughts about aquascaping here in ASW - one of the oldest forum about aquascaping. if you are really interested to join local group just register for free membership @ Aquascaping Philippines on facebook.

aditya piece of advice. NEVER used aqua seeds as they are not proven to thrive compared to aquatic plants. join your local aquascaping group and forums. Indonesia is fast rising in terms of aquascaping.

he is a great aquascaper. Jhay also a winner even in local competition.

ilteber, thanks for viewing. i used two type of diy lighthood. 1. diy using PL55watts [4pins double thin tube light] and, 2. diy LED strip using 5630 emitter.

shawn, i am impress with the new layout quite different from your previous work. good job (y)

hi Shawn, world ranking of #273 is not bad and, i believe you are getting better in aquascaping as you age :D:p i may not be in the right position to give comments to your entry however, i find your entry to be too forward. *meaning less foreground. the effect then, your tank looks too...

when one accidentally disturbed a substrate a gas may be released, but i guess it is a another thing. i do have some BGA in my tank. what i usually do is just siphon the upper part where it appear, if its a little deeper i would gently disturb the substrate a bit and same time siphoning the...

thank you Keith. there are quite a number of good hobbyist in india and the community keeps on growing. this year contest 107 entrant from india participated in IAPLC 2017. representing the 3rd most country to send entries: JAPAN-651, CHINA-434, INDIA-107, and INDONESIA-97 in that order.

some boulder rocks [blue green] may even look and shape better. it also cost less, i guess.

are they not an easy food for assassin snails and fish?

aside from too many forums re planted tanks now a days, many pro members has its own forum to stay with and maintain ;)