35l "Keep on rockin!"

[-serok-]

Hello folks!

How are you doing? Long time nothing new from me here because I'm busy with a lot of other things.

But I want you to show my 35l Nano that won the live contest "The Art of the planted Aquarium 2018" in Magdeburg / Germany. I'm still very happy about that It was a very cool event with many people from all around the world.

These are the used plants in this scape.

- Hemianthus callitrichoides Cuba
- Rotala mexicana Goias
- Hemianthus glomeratus
- Riccardia spec.
- Fissidens fontanus
- Vesicularia dubyana "Mini Christmas"
- Unknown moss called "Bucephalandra Moos"
- Crepidomanes malabaricum
- three different types of tiny Bucephalandra

The used hardscape is dark pagoda rock.
The Substrate is Tropica Powder Soil and ADA Nile Sand.

I hope you like it

 

[Tim Harrison]

Hello Andy, thanks for sharing, it's a fantastic scape. I saw it featured on George's video on Magdeburg the other week. You always manage to create an amazing sense of scale as well

 

[-serok-]

Thank you very much Tim! Yes, George allready posted some pictures of the tank but I wanted to show it in this Forum anyway

 

[John Whatmough]

Lovely tank Andy, well deserved result for it too

 

[keithgh]

serok

But I want you to show my 35l Nano that won the live contest "The Art of the planted Aquarium 2018" in Magdeburg / Germany

Congratulations you certainly deserve it with such a wonderful tank.
Before a member asks do you have any photos of how that scape was constructed and, developed.

Keith

 

[-serok-]

Thanks a lot guys!

Of course do I have some photos of the evolution of it...

The photos were taken with my Smartphone camera, so don't expect good quality pictures...

This photo shows the tank right after filling with water

After one month

One month before the contest

 

[keithgh]

serok

Thank you very much for posting those photos. I hope it inspires other members to achieve a higher understanding of Aquascaping.

Keith

 

[Tim Harrison]

The hardscape is so good it works with less plants as well.

 

[Nigel95]

So nice man! [emoji1][emoji106]

Good work!!


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[keithgh]

Serok

Another point is the winding pathway is a perfect example of how to do a pathway and make it very interesting to view.

Keith

 

[-serok-]

Hello folks!

I totaly forgott this thread here. Thanks a lot for your awesome feedback! Im really happy to see that you guys like my stuff.

The tank is still running but looks dirty and messy right now. Next week I'll have holidays, when I'm back I will set up a new layout.

Scape on folks!

 

[keithgh]

Hello Andy

I know I will be waiting to admire your new Aquascape.

Keith

 

[moss_maniac]

Fantastic again Andy,

can't get enough of it!