Dimensions 130 × 55 × 65 cm
Title Live on Fallen Tree
Volume 460L
Lighting 6*54w T5 Sirocco Ligth
Filtration Fluval Fx6
Plants Microsorum Pteropus Mini, Microsorum Pteropus Trident, Fissidens Sp., Anubia Nana, Rotala Rotundifolia, Rotala H´ra, Staurogyne Repens, Hydrocotyle Tripartita, Vallisneria Tiger, Hygrophila Araguaia, Cryptocoryne Wendtii Green, Pogostemon Erectus, Heteranthera zosterifolia, Limnobium Laevigatum, Ludwigia Mini Super Red, Hygrophila Pinnatifida, Eleocharis Vivipara, Glossostigma Elatinoides, Micranthemum Montecarlo
Animals Hyphessobrycon Flammeus, Crososochelius Siamensis, Garra Flavatra, Barbo Odessa (Puntius Padamya)
Materials Reed Moor , Pizarra Stone
Additional Information Recreating a landscape, a scene, a tree fallen on the edge of a watercourse, leaving the right side like a small meadow, without seeing the other shore, a tree covered by water that continues to see life.
The driftwood work is very good except for some excess especially in the left side the thinner ones could be discarded.
Another small detail the rightmost bunch of driftwoods could be more connected and more positioned to the left eliminating the large void filled by the Vallisnerias. In my opinion although the aquarium is quite large the logs are a little big for him.
Speaking of rocks they are all misplaced and perhaps the lighter tone of them was not a good choice. They get too much attention and are not natural placed.
The central path is well delimited and strongly emphasizes the notion of depth but has a lot of interference such as gravel leaves and details that confuse the natural aspect with dirt.
And as a last comment I don't think such a wide-angle lens was needed in this layout. She opened the sides too much and did not favor the work especially the side reflexes.
Congratulations what a nice job.