Dimensions 229 × 97 × 76 cm
Title Symphony Under the Sun
Volume 102L
Lighting T5HO (39W x 4) - 9 Hours per day
Filtration Kotobuki PowerBox 90 Canister Filter, AquaClear PowerHead 30 Undergravel Filtration
Plants 1) Myriophyllum matogrossense, 2) Vesicularia sp. ''Christmas Moss'', 3) Ludwigia arcuata
Animals White Cloud Mountain Minnow, Amano Shrimp, Red Cherry Shrimp, Orange Shrimp, Dwarf Pleco sp, Otocinclus affinis, Dwarf Pleco, Neritina Ruby Snail, Neritina Spiky Snail, Whiptail Catfish
Materials ADA Aqua Soil Amazonia, ADA Bright Sand, Elos Bottom Mineral... Driftwood, ADA Pebbles, Shou Stones.
Additional Information ADA Brightly K, ADA ECA, ADA Green Gain, Tropica AquaCare Plant Nutrient, Seachem Flourish Trace, Seachem NPK, Ferka Bottom Fertilizers..... Pressurized CO2 System (9 Hours per day) 2 bubbles per second..... 150g Water Softener Resin added into filter (replaced every two weeks)..... pH 6.0 - 6.5, KH 3, GH 2dH
The layout however has some issues.
The opposing lean of the rocks scatters and unsettles the viewer's eye.
The central stone the focal point is perhaps too stark and upright. Keeping in mind the one third two thirds "rule" on focal point placement this rock could be shifted to one side.
I personally object to rocks of differing colors and geological eras in the same aquascape. Think of what Mother Nature would do.
The dominant rocks along the ridge are too similar in size. Is uniformity natural?