In the wild inspiration

[Stanzzzz7]

 

[dan518]

I could look at hans van Heusden pics all day.

 

[Stanzzzz7]

I could look at hans van Heusden pics all day.

Me too.
That fisr one of the nanos is stunning. Saying that they are all good.

 

[dan518]

I follow him on Facebook. Some of his lake Tanganyika shots surprised me, not the stereotypical mass of rocks that normally spring to mind.

 

[Stanzzzz7]

I follow him on Facebook. Some of his lake Tanganyika shots surprised me, not the stereotypical mass of rocks that normally spring to mind.

Yes I joined Facebook about 6 months back. I never really wanted to but Lee Nuttall talked me into it. He told me of a few places to get great biotope info and added me to a few groups.
I must say I've been really impressed by them and have seen wild footage and photos that I had never seen before on YouTube etc.
I know what you mean about the Tang ones. I always think of just rocks and vallisneria bedsnear the shore. Its much more diverse than most would assume.

 

[J. H.]

what is the pumpkin looking thing in this picture? (I don't know how to quote one picture.)

 

[Stanzzzz7]

what is the pumpkin looking thing in this picture? (I don't know how to quote one picture.)

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Not sure but looks like some kind of seed pod.

 

[cockroach]

This is the inspiration I used for my river tanks

 

[Bluesandtwo]

I used the below to help with my SA Blackwater riparium: