my two tanks

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Fantastic aquascaping there, very well thought out :) also cheers for identifying the Hornwort, I'd never came across it but will definitely be looking into it for future set-ups
 
Thanks guys. I got the idea for the hornwort after reading an article from Lee Nuttal when his Synspilum tank won a Aquascape International award. He had tons of it floating in there and coming from having planted tanks for a 4 year stint...i thought this was the best way to combine the two worlds.
 
Both tanks look awesome. I take it the drift wood is called the hornwort? Is that available in stores? Just the placement and layout of everything is fantastic. Great job man

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thanks guys. The hornwort is the floating plant.

The wood is actually a mix of manzanita, malaysian, and would i collected in a local stream.

my 150 is a mix of manzanita and some type of root that I purchased at an LFS that i can't confirm the type of. It had a nasty smell and rotted quite a bit when i first got it years ago.

Thanks for the layout compliments. It took me several renditions to get to these layouts.
 
Lol im sure it did take a few trys to be happy with. It just looks like you spent hours on end getting it perfect like that lol

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Great looking tanks, is that a GT in the 220 one as well?
 
cjdesmit said:
.....SD's would be your best bet but they would likely decimate your plants like you said.. How about a group of Filament Barbs?
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Agree with Filament Barbs for target fish, as long as you don't have soft leaved plants (almost decimated my rosanevigs T_T).


Other than that, your scapes looks amazing. Now you got me thinking of rescaping mine :D
 
Castlk said:
Great looking tanks, is that a GT in the 220 one as well?
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Thanks guys. The GT is in the 220 for now. He'll be rehomed down the road but didnt have a place to put him without risking him being damaged by stronger fish.
 
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