10 gal low tech

Wow, doesn't even look like a 10 gallon, it looks larger! :) Wonderful job!
 
Beautiful work with this 10 gallon and I truly appreciate you sharing these photos! :) So many people are afraid to venture into aquascaping/planting their tanks because there's this misconception that for a planted tank to look great, it needs to be high-tech and high maintenance. This is a superb example of simplicity and elegance without the need of additional fertilizers and high-tech lights. Bravo! :)
 
Stargazer53 said:
Beautiful work with this 10 gallon and I truly appreciate you sharing these photos! :) So many people are afraid to venture into aquascaping/planting their tanks because there's this misconception that for a planted tank to look great, it needs to be high-tech and high maintenance. This is a superb example of simplicity and elegance without the need of additional fertilizers and high-tech lights. Bravo! :)
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I agree! :)
 
That tank looks wonderful. I wouldn't change a thing. The way you have it aquascaped it looks much larger.
 
right now my water is turning amber from the driftwood. it makes the scape look like a biotype set up... will update with a pic later when the lights go on.
 
Nice setup :)
 
forgot to take a pic with the amber water. did a water change today so, it's clear for a bit, but the driftwood is still leaching a bit.

also picked up 8 boraras brigittae for it. working out perfectly as they are moving in a shoal, and the samurai's aren't paying them any notice even though they're about 0.5 inches each.
so far theyre too quick and small for my camera to focus on them. will keep trying to get a good shot of them.
 
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