“High Water” tells the story of a river during a period of high water, when the water level has risen enough for the river to overflow its banks and partially flood the shoreline together with the trees growing along the riverbed. That is why the composition features eroded banks, exposed roots, and the feeling that part of the land has been submerged.
Hyphessobrycon elachys, Trigonostigma hengeli, Corydoras pygmaeus, Caridina multidentata, Neocaridina davidi ‘Green Jade’, Anentome helena
Eleocharis sp. ‘Mini’, Eleocharis sp. ‘Belem’, Marsilea sp., Helanthium tenellum, Echinodorus quadricostatus, Lilaeopsis brasiliensis, Lilaeopsis mauritiana, Bucephalandra spp., Anubias barteri var. nana ‘Petite’, Rotala rotundifolia ‘Blood Red’, Rotala rotundifolia ‘Orange Juice’, Rotala rotundifolia ‘Green’, Hemianthus callitrichoides ‘Cuba’, Potamogeton sp., Lobelia cardinalis, Staurogyne repens, Pogostemon sp., Echinodorus viridis, Microsorum pteropus, Cryptocoryne × willisii ‘Lucens’, Cryptocoryne nevillii
Daily dosing of macro- and micronutrients, with 50% water changes every 2 days.
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