Eastern Western Africa Fusion

anuragsonik · Unread post by **anuragsonik** » Fri Dec 07, 2012 5:58 pm

Must say results of Second attempt is always better than first .

pkattitude · Unread post by **pkattitude** » Fri Dec 07, 2012 10:04 pm

Looks good man !

My two cents - somehow I feel that there is a lot of symmetry in the tank - the rock scape does not break and plants are in a line from one end to the other. Just wondering if it would look better is you introduce a bit of asymmetry.

Abhi · Unread post by **Abhi** » Sat Dec 08, 2012 3:06 am

pkattitude wrote:Looks good man !

My two cents - somehow I feel that there is a lot of symmetry in the tank - the rock scape does not break and plants are in a line from one end to the other. Just wondering if it would look better is you introduce a bit of asymmetry.

Plan to build up a bit more on the left side and then let it slope and drop towards right, to do that need some similar rocks, so waiting for a trip

pkattitude · Unread post by **pkattitude** » Sat Dec 08, 2012 4:53 am

Abhi wrote: Plan to build up a bit more on the left side and then let it slope and drop towards right, to do that need some similar rocks, so waiting for a trip

Ya, I was thinking on similar lines.

There are a lot of rock sellers on the delhi-mehrauli road. I found some decent rocks with them.You might wanna try that place as well.

Abhi · Unread post by **Abhi** » Tue Dec 11, 2012 8:12 am

Update : removed the LED, added 2x14 watt T5s.
Added Bolbitis Heudolitii.

aquapetz.com

Eastern Western Africa Fusion

Re: Tanganyikan Anubias tank

Re: Tanganyikan Anubias tank

Re: Tanganyikan Anubias tank

Re: Tanganyikan Anubias tank

Re: Eastern Western Africa Fusion