#1323 Fragments of Forest and Paradise
About This Aquascape
It is very easy to care for; the key is maintaining a stable temperature and humidity above 70%
- Filter
- Non Filtration just Walstad Method
- CO2 System
- Non Co2
- Lighting
- Shading House with Sun
- Substrate
- Neo Soil
- Hardscape Materials
- Rhizophora Drift Wood
- Background
- Non Background
Species
Neritina natalensis, Clithon corona
Plant species
Bucephalandra ‘Brownie’, Cardamine lyrata, Cryptocoryne spiralis ‘Tiger’, Hygrophila corymbosa, Java Moss, Limnophila aromatica, Ludwigia sessiliflora, Lysimachia nummularia ‘Aurea’
Fertilization
Use Seachem Pristine after the weekly water change, then use Seachem Flourish Series liquid fertilizers once a week.
Judges' Comments
The use of details like moss on the wood is a great addition to the look of the set up. The plant selection and colors is also good however it must be the lighting of the photograph that doesn't make it pop as much as it should. Adding additional leaf types would have added more interest above the water. The water section also looks a little bare.
— Jo Ann Fujii
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