#1033 Toruk Makto
- Filter
- Eheim Ecco 2234
- CO2 System
- 50ppm
- Lighting
- Luminária Led AT5 560S Full Spectrum Netlea 60cm
- Substrate
- PlantPro
- Hardscape Materials
- Dragon Wood and Seyriu Stone.
- Background
- White vynil film.
Species
Paracheirodon simulans e Hyphessobrycon amandae.
Plant species
Hemianthus callitrichoides cuba, Nambei moss, Lilaeopsis brasiliensis, Bucephalandra Sp, Eleocharis sp. (Japan), Eleocharis minima, Eleocharis Pusila Mini, Marsilea angustifolia, Rotala sp.(Nanjenshan), Rotala Green,Rotala Hra, Rotala Sp Francisco, Riccardia, Fissidens Moss, Litorela Uniflora, Anubia Mini , Micranthemum Umbrosum, Microcarpea Minima, Christima Moss, Flame Moss, Staurogyne Repens, Anubia Pangolino, Hemianthus Micrantemoides.
Fertilization
3x per Week.
Judges' Comments
I loved the overall composition. The reflexes are nice and colours are so natural and shinning. Despite I think that the layout is too overcrawd, the atmospheres still very pleasent and natural. Congrats, such a very nice tank.
— Andre Longarco
The layout of this aquascape is very good, but the driftwood looks rather bulhy. Fortunately, the aquatic plants are plentiful and in good condition, so the whole scape looks even better.
— Dave Chow
A Little Jewel Shimmering colours and an exceptionally accomplished execution. The concept of arranging the driftwood in a largely central composition did not particularly appeal to me at first. Nevertheless, I cannot help but admire the artist’s craftsmanship. Every element has been placed with remarkable precision. The vanishing point coincides with the upper-left focal point, while the directional lines of the driftwood cross one another and cleverly lead the eye towards the respective corners of the frame. The composition is beautifully balanced without becoming overly symmetrical or static. The choice of plants and fish adds an exceptionally appealing colour palette to the scene. I particularly liked the use of reflections in the side panels. You really have to look closely to distinguish where the actual aquascape ends and its reflection in the glass begins. In my eyes, this combination of technical perfection and thoughtful composition makes this the strongest entry in the category. Congratulations!
— Frederic Fuß
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