Various stages of my Rio 125 over the last two years
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Many thanks everyone for the positive comments 
Then just attach the moss to the mesh.
Now I know I can grow plants, I am working on the trimming now and also trying to learn more about hardscape before I start my new project
Many thanks everyone
This is a photo of my other tank, was created the same way:
Then just attach the moss to the mesh.
I was having far too many issues with this tank, after I purchased some fish and most died the tank was a mess, then the flow wasn't good enough for the plant mass I had in the tank, CO2 issues. So now getting all the bits together to rescape it from fresh.
So far just a temp scape to keep the plants I want for my next one alive and healthy, plants I didn't want I have given them away to forum members.
hehehe I am not good enough to design a tank for anyone, maybe when I get more experience with the hardscape hehe
Now I know I can grow plants, I am working on the trimming now and also trying to learn more about hardscape before I start my new project
Many thanks everyone
Many thanks everyone for the positive comments
This is a photo of my other tank, was created the same way:
THats pretty simple. Did you just extract the moss from a moss ball?
Many thanks guys
Moss balls are not really moss, the moss used for the wall was Weeping Moss (Vesicularia ferriei) what you talking about is the Marimo Balls.
Many thanks guys
Moss balls are not really moss, the moss used for the wall was Weeping Moss (Vesicularia ferriei) what you talking about is the Marimo Balls.
Thanks. That's a good thing to know.
Beautiful tank It always starts out so innocently then turns into a monster before you know it :grinyes:
It always starts out so innocently then turns into a monster before you know it :grinyes: