Aquascaping my new tank!

[Stargate_geek]

I'll try and take lots of pictures :)

Here's the tank (DIY here (http://www.aquariacentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=140931)) Thanks to mellowvision for the plants!

http://www.eternal-afterglow.net/gallery/albums/tinytank/hardscape_1.jpg

Here's what I have for the hardscape

http://www.eternal-afterglow.net/gallery/albums/tinytank/hardscape_2.jpg

And my sister's cat (Nuka) tried to 'help' me


http://www.eternal-afterglow.net/gallery/albums/tinytank/hardscape_5.jpg

So, here's what I came up with for a hardscape, which do you like best?
http://www.eternal-afterglow.net/gallery/albums/tinytank/hardscape_3.jpg
http://www.eternal-afterglow.net/gallery/albums/tinytank/hardscape_4.jpg
http://www.eternal-afterglow.net/gallery/albums/tinytank/hardscape_8.jpghttp://www.eternal-afterglow.net/gallery/albums/tinytank/hardscape_7.jpg
http://www.eternal-afterglow.net/gallery/albums/tinytank/hardscape_6.jpg

I'm kinda liking just the rock ones... any ideas?

It's going to be planted with HC and some 'tall' plant, I.E. micro sword, dwarf sag, tiny crypts and stuff :grinyes:

[Mgamer20o0]

those really driftwood or just twigs from outside?

[Stargate_geek]

Twigs... hard to find driftwood that small ;) But I've dried them out and stuff, but I'm leaning toward just using the rocks (they're inert.) I've seen people useing twigs before so....

Which is your favorite (or combo)

[Bk828]

all would be fine but without the twig..
Try visiting petco they sell small peices of Malaysian driftwood (already soaked) for like $3, you can break it up even more if you want it to look a specific way

[mellowvision]

shoulda told me, I have tons of manzanita twigs you could have had, dried, debarked, and ready for the tank.

[Stargate_geek]

Dang, I should have mentioned it!!!!

Alright, so I got it planted... I'll take pictures soon :D