这次的作品是两棵大树连在一起,表达的是对水草造景的羁绊,痛并快乐着
喷火灯,青苔鼠,草虾
迷你水榕,迷你瓦里斯榕,珊瑚MOSS,松茸MOSS,贴面MOSS,爬地矮珍珠,日本星珍珠,迷你牛毛,辣椒榕,南美针叶,针叶皇冠,水芹,绿宫廷,绿藻球,线叶古精,鹿角矮珍珠
每周换水1/3
佛山, 广东, China
What a awesome aquarium. All composition reminds me a up side mirror reflex The job with the roots at the base of the floor, is almost at the same design in the up side of the aquarium, remmembering the logs of the threes. Thesense of perspective is enchanced because the clevered inclination of the driftwoods that converges to the center of the vanishing point. The detailing work is very good, but could be better at the main path, that could be more worked with small rocks, gravel with another colour tons and another natural elements, but nothing that could compromise the overall impact. All the empty spaces are justified and harmonic. In other words, a speechless layout with a lot of feeling, from who have contemplate Nature for some lifes... And the best part is, all of this is happening in a theoretically regular size aquarium. My respectfull congratulations.
Incredible work! The use of perspective is excellent. The hardscape is complex and very well structured. The placement and management of the plants are also excellent, enhancing its strongest features. The overall result is truly realistic. Congratulations!
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