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i think it's not bad. at first glance, it does look something literal and symmetrical.the straight path is refreshing, but i would make the path slightly more jagged at the edges and mix in abit more darker sand or small pebbles to break the very pale coloration. but i like the stroke of...

probably a photoshopped image of the original tank picture :) i think TS used the "cut-out" tool in photoshop :D

wow, u have alot of beautiful looking driftwood!!!!

this is amazing! thanks for sharing the step by step process of the wabi-kusa. i'm going to try make some of my own. hopefully i have something decent to show soon. Terima Kasih Arif Hamsa!

im lost for words. this is impressive!!!

im speechless. this is awesome! im inspired to try something like this next!

i like the hardscape layout :)

hi i started the tank on the 9th of january but only finished planting on the 12th of january. so it's slightly less than 2weeks

Hi guys, i've just set up a my tank about on 9th of january. i'd just like to ask if there's anything wrong with my setup. Tank statistics Tank dimension: 55cm x 25cm x 30cm volume: approx 9 gallon or 41litres lighting: 2 x 24W T5HO, osram lumilux 880 skywhite (8000K) co2: 3bps << not sure...

maybe let it settle down and acclimatize in your tank first. i had the same problem in one of my previous tanks. theres quite a few types of mosses in there, all turned brown after i took them out and rescape the tank. i gave all the moss a good trim and within a week or so, new green fronds...

it looks like weeping moss

absolutely amazing!!! i love it!!

better??

Nice idea Keith, i'll give it a shot :D

Thank you! that was a great thread by you, awesome effort in categorizing those amazing aquascapes. And i've got more inspirational aquascape pictures to add to my collection :D

here's the finished look. still need to improve on my presentation/arrangement skills. its close to what i have in mind, but still missing something though, im rather pleased with it, but probably wont be in a few months time :D

hi keith, good point, the "snow" doesnt stay on the rocks even though i tried pouring it many times over. anyway i tried to select rocks with plenty of white streaks and patches to compensate for that :) hi greenfinger, thanks for the compliment, please share yours soon, we can all learn form...

please pardon the hastily taken photograph. i tried to create something for christmas, so i thought, why not a snow/winter theme "mountain" scape... still some fine tuning to do. as its position is below eye level (on my office desk), it looks better from a slightly elevated view

wow!!! just wow!!

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