This aquascape features a large driftwood as the main structure, simulating an ancient fallen underwater forest. Vivid green moss covers the driftwood to show the revival of dead wood. A wide band of red stem plants forms a crimson backdrop, creating striking color contrast with bright‑green aquatic plants. Low‑growing foreground plants complete the layered composition. Small fish swim among the woods, bringing vitality to this underwater nature, conveying the theme: new life rises from decay.
Trigonostigma heteromorpha,Neocaridina davidi “Red”
Rotala rotundifolia,Microsorum pteropus 'Trident',Bolbitis heudelotii, Bucephalandra,Hygrophila pinnatifida,Blood vomit ( Eriocaulon sp. Australia red ),Ranunculus papulentus,Riccardia chamedryfolia,Micranthemum 'Monte Carlo',Pogostemon helferi
Change half of the water every week and fertilize with 3ml All-in-One Aquarium Plant Fertilizer
HONG KONG, HONG KONG, Hong Kong
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