75G - 3 Weeks

I setup this aquascape three weeks ago. I've had some algae troubles, but it's growing in pretty well.

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    Aqua Samit added this photo to their favorites. (55 months ago)

  2. Aqua Samit (55 months ago | reply)

    great work! love the driftwoods and rocks! it will look more beautiful once the foreground takes up! :)

  3. Aqua Samit (55 months ago | reply)

    Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Great Aquascapes, and we'd love to have your photo added to the group.

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    a click in the dark added this photo to his favorites. (55 months ago)

  5. celticchrys (55 months ago | reply)

    Looks nice! I'd like to see a larger image of it.

  6. guitar fish (55 months ago | reply)

    Celticchrys, can't you click on the "Larger Image" link in the description?

  7. Per Erik Sviland (55 months ago | reply)

    Nice setup

  8. celticchrys (55 months ago | reply)

    guitar fish: duh. I was clicking the "all sizes " button, and didn't notice the link in the description.
    It is a lovely aquascape. What types of wood do you have in there?

  9. guitar fish (55 months ago | reply)

    Thanks everyone!

    celticchrys, the wood is sandblasted manzanita wood from California. I ordered it from manzanita.com. If you call them up, you can describe to them exactly what types you want - root ball, thick pieces, branchy pieces, etc. I'm not affiliated with them, but I'm a happy customer.

  10. celticchrys (55 months ago | reply)

    Thanks for the info, guitarfish!

  11. l_j_l (55 months ago | reply)

    very nice!

  12. Sameer Khole (51 months ago | reply)

    how can u grow so many plants in 3 weeks
    i takes me a hell lot of time
    give some tips

  13. guitar fish (51 months ago | reply)

    sameer_elex, some of these plants were transplanted from my other aquariums, so they started out fairly tall. But also, ADA Aquasoil is one of the best commercial substrates available in terms of quickly getting your plants going, as it's very nutrient rich. Lots of light, and plenty of CO2 also help your plants grow fast, and healthily.

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    P S A, chazecito, rcstampyd, and maximus cromaniaco added this photo to their favorites.

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