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Beauty of the second floor [240 L] - final picture

Discussion in 'Aquascaping Showcase' started by Flo, Mar 12, 2012.

  1. Flo Aspiring Aquascaper

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    hey folks,

    here is the final picture of my "Beauty of the second floor" scape.
    I guess it became really good for my 3 rd scape :-"
    Anyone who wants to see the progess can look here.
    Feel free to post comments and critic, rate some stars for me or whatever :D

    cheers
    [IMG]

  2. Jurijs J. Director

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    looks good, exactly what I expected - as you learn from the best :proud: ;)
  3. Flo Aspiring Aquascaper

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    Thanks Juri ;)
  4. keithgh Aspiring Aquascaper

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    Flo

    Love that tank, I suppose you are now working on the 4th aquascape already.

    Keith
  5. parthapratim22 Aspiring Aquascaper

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    So where is your second floor???just joking!!! Its a real beauty...I have seen the progress and the effort you put...
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    We all flirt whit your beauty for a while.:daydream:
    Hope to see 4th scape soon.
  7. Flo Aspiring Aquascaper

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    thank you, The tank stand on The second floor, cause my appartment is on The second floor of The house :D.

    keith, thank you, new layout is allready finished. ;)
  8. Flo Aspiring Aquascaper

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    hehe , thanks :113: i ll update "The lagoon" when water clears up completly.
  9. jfravn New Member

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    Looks wonderful. The foreground a bit too manicured for my taste, especially together with the wilder middle and background, but great nonetheless!
  10. abhradip1986 Aspiring Aquascaper

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    nice one Flo, especially the backdrop light mix from the bottom!!..:)
  11. timus41 New Member

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    Very nice scape , :=D>
  12. Flo Aspiring Aquascaper

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    Thank you all :)
  13. Peanut8787 New Member

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    Nice tank dude. By the way, are the HG turning black or lighting effect?
  14. Flo Aspiring Aquascaper

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    where do you see HG? you mean LB? ;)
  15. Peanut8787 New Member

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    Yup. Should be Lb... Hahaha, any plant list for our info?:tea:
  16. Garuf Moderator

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    I actually think that this scape could be really nice if only it was in a tank 50% smaller. the biggest issue being that the main focal point of the scape, the negative space at the lower right is just too far over to one side of the tank. Transitioning the foreground and mid-ground with a mediator species such as staurgyne or hygropholia would also served well to balance the heavy weight nature of the overpowering strap like mid-ground space. Could have done with a steeper sloped substrate too...

    Critic aside, it's the starts of a good foundation in scaping and I'm sure once you've learnt a bit more on plant health, composition and so on you'll be scaping with the best of them.
  17. leeteekyung New Member

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    hi flo, happy rescaping, beauty on 2nd floor looks great, hope the new scape looks as nice as this.
  18. Flo Aspiring Aquascaper

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    thanks for your advice garuf. i agree with you in the point of a softer transition between The lb and ss. i haven t add some staurgyne cause i wanted to keep it as simple as possible with a small count of different species. just to Show up what can be possible with less and i wanted to keep clear lines in this layout as you can see at the hard transition between fore and midground by trimming too.

    @lee: thanks for your nice words :)
  19. bowman New Member

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    wow in love - awesome!
  20. Flo Aspiring Aquascaper

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    thank you :)

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