Glad to see this one is up and running already. Looking great this far, excited to see the outcome.
*ahem* thats what she said.That is a gorgeous piece of wood...
The big pieces of diftwood are buried as far as they can go it has a base which you can't see to keep it up right. The smaller pieces in the front will be hidden once plants grow in and can be scaped.Oh and jay, please bury the DW a bit, it looks so unnatural just laying on the surface like that.
There is a slop/mound back right is about 4-5" down to about 2-3" in areas rolling front left. I'm using mineralized soil and I'm already going against recommendation by going that high. This is in it's infancy I'm only propagating plants it's far from scape ready but I have a few plants coming in tomorrow :cool-1:Oh, and just a tip, make sure that you make hills with the gravel as the flatness looks un-natural .
Thanks I hope to enjoy fish more in this scape than I did in my 120g. The scape in the 120g was high maintenance and I definately want to steer away from that.Nice discus.
LOL, definitely would've been but I've been slowly growing it myself over a couple years. I have to do some splitting to stimulate growth some of those bushes are really compact.Looking great! That much petite must have set you back a small fortune!