A Journey Of Two Paths

A green forest path that forks leading in two directions. Lush green foliage and a bright end in sight
A side tree shot of green moss and beautiful green leafed bucephalandra
Dry start phase attaching moss and epiphites in tank
Final hardscape build, wood and roots entwined in-between lava rock
Dan
Earl
United Kingdom
Dimensions (in cm)
45x32x32
Volume
45.00 Liter
Hardscape
Black lava stone
Redmoor wood
Ancient roots
Substrate
Lava stone 5-10mm
Oase Scaper Soil
ADA La Plata Sand
Wio heaven sand
Plants
Cryptocoryne parva
Eliocharis sp. 'Mini'
Hittonia palustris
Anubias 'Petite'
"Anubias barteri ""Pangolino""
Bucephalandra Lamandau `mini red`
Bucephalandra 'Wavy Green
Bucephalandra mini
Micranthemum callitrichoides "Cuba"
Hemianthus micranthemoides
Limnophila sessiflora
Rotala bossi
Micranthemum 'Monte Carlo
Java moss
Amblystegium serpens
Juncus repens
Animals
Neocaridina blue shrimps
Rasbora brigittae
Tiger dario
Amano shrimp
Ramshorn Snail
Filter
Allpondsolutions hob 500
Light
LED Daylight
Lightpower
24w
Lightduration
6.50 hours
CO2
2bps
Fertilizer
2hraquarist
pH
6.90
Maintenance routine
2 x weekly 40% water change
Trim moss/stems as needed.
Description
My first try at doing 'indonesian' style aquascape. It represents the journey we all take with split decisions leading us down an option of 2 paths with unsure outcomes.

Other Contests
IAPLC 2023
AGA
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Comments

Submitted by Dennis Wong on Mon, 10/16/2023 - 04:38

Comment
Squeezing in a twin path scape in a small tank does take a lot of effort. However, I think that the paths need to be tapered more to fully accentuate the sense of depth, and the left path is too straight.