Get excited and make something.

Some sandstones just turn to mud, others dissolve sending water rock hard some nothing happens at all that I've noticed. Where I'm from is famous for its sandstone and I have to agree you never get anything interesting.

It is called lunar stone, I've only ever seen it in Poland, I originally thought it was maten stone but the detail is different. I suspect it's a slate of some kind but I don't know, that's just a hunch.

I remember a program on that particular garden, I think on bbc gardeners world and the monk maintaining it was so ocd about keeping the grass out of his moss, total opposite of around here.

You gonna do a toy car scape, Jet?

Source:http://www.ukaps.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=58&t=8771&start=10

Even sirayu stone isn't inert though, I've known some bits to have crumbled or the surface become very very soft indeed. I've tried sandstone and if you get stuff that's already weather warn it's brilliant for growing moss on but otherwise it comes out the ground as nothing just bland lumps. That's not to say you couldn't scape with it provided it didn't melt.

Source: http://www.aquascapingworld.com/threads/without-foundation.1970/

Working lights on that too!
I think I'm going to have to do a hardscape geams, there's a lot out there that's come into the hobby that i'd love to get my hands on.

I'm currently in the middle of packing up to move house so I'm gonna be a little on the busy side for GEAMS however, there will be a mammoth post at some point in the week so keep an eye out!

Filler geams. Still preparing a mega post to make up for lost days, still in the throws of moving.

Source:http://mitsuda3.exblog.jp/page/2/

Another pair of filler GEAMS I'm afraid, the work never ends when you're moving house does it?!
Two scapes that I really think bring something new to scaping in my opinion.


This one makes me want to start scaping straight away, a great idea well executed, I wouldn't have added quite as much detail to the substrate myself but still great never the less!

The promised mega post slips another day further away I'm afraid.
however.
Todays filler geams is something special.

Source:http://pds.exblog.jp check for more pictures! The guy has basically taken the emersed aquascape thing and made it his own.

Alistair posted an update on his pond tank. (pond tank does it an injustice really because it's far better than pond suggests). It's shaping up to be my favourite scape of all time.

source:http://ukaps.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=35&t=21327&start=110

Anyone know what these delightful little sods are? (middle 3, look like tiny colourful trout).

source:http://glitteraq.exblog.jp/page/3/

It's meant to be a myan temple, I aren't much into the actual scape but the ingenuity is fantastic.

Technically it's good and all that, but I hated the film and I find the dirge of avatar scapes tacky at best, they sail too close to plastic castles or chucking in a toy tiger for my liking, sadly, even one as well executed as this. :/

It's been around for a while now, 07 I think is the first time I saw one, was in ADA comp of that year I think.
I was a railway modeller in my youth, aquascapes that look like train sets now properly make me shudder, there's a time and place for it.
I died a little bit inside learning that people are actually considering it.
I wouldn't be able to help myself, tree scapes annoy me, let alone plastic, it's a gimmick that's gone too far, it's a trend I hope dies soon. I should do a anti-GEAMS of just things that annoy me actually...