Paracheirodon simulans, Mikrogeophagus ramirezi, Otocinclus affinis, Corydoras pygmaeus, Brochis leopardus, Caridina multidentata
Rotala Green, Rotala 'H'ra', Rotala Rotundifolia, Hemianthus calitrichoides Cuba, Eleocharis Mini, Eleocharis parvula, Anubias sp, Bucephalandra sp, Micranthemum tweediei Monte Carlo, Vesicularia montagnei, Cryptocoryne parva, Pogostemon Erectus, Ludwigia Palustris Super Red, Hygrophila pinnatifida, Hydrocotyle tripartita Mini, Microsorum pteropus Trident, Microsorum sp. Petite, Hottonia palustris, Helanthium tenellum 'Madeira'
EI method with a weekly change of 60 L of RO water
A Charming Underwater Idyll I like the unpretentious approach to this design, as well as the tasteful choice of materials and livestock. The hardscape is minimalist but functional, while the planting is healthy and varied. I particularly appreciate the subtle use of moss. This layout makes no claim to be anything more than a beautiful aquarium, and that is exactly what it is. A truly successful piece of work, and my personal third-place choice in this category. Congratulations!
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