Inspired by the pristine headwaters of the Xúquer River, this aquascape captures a dreamlike vision where nature remains untouched. The deep shadows of fallen branches contrast with a warm, hidden light, inviting the viewer into a mystical underwater sanctuary
Hyphessobrycon amandae
Bucephalandra catherine,Rotala rotundifolia Green, Rotala rotundifolia H'ra, Eleocharis montevidensis, Anubias barteri Mini Coin, Bucephalandra Sp Needle Leaf, Lobelia cardinalis Mini, Bacopa australis, Bacopa caroliniana, Staurogyne repens,Fissidens fontanus moss, Hydrocotyle tripartita, Hydrocotyle leucocephala, Eleocharis pusilla , Marsilea hirsuta, Helanthium Tenellum Green, Limnobium laevigatum, Sagittaria subulata, Juncus repens,
ADA Green Brighty Neutral K, ADA Green Gain Plus ,Seachem Equilibrium, Seachem phosphorus, Seachem nitrogen, seachem micros.
Silla, Valencia, Spain
Despite the small size of this aquarium, you’ve managed to create an impressive sense of depth. Well done! I also like the interplay of light and shadow you’ve created, which looks very realistic
The choice of aquatic plants is excellent, especially for such a small tank where the selection of materials and aquatic plants is very limited, so the result of this aquascape is quit impressive.
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