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| Tank number :: 28 |
| Participant Name :: Simon Sng |
| Tank Specifications :: | setup in 2001, plants consists of slow growers except for the N. zenkeri which is used to create a focal point. Tank Dimension : 120:45:45 (cm). Volume: 65.7 USG lighting : 6 tubes 36W PL light, Illumination Time / 10 hours a day. Filter System : Eheim Pro 2228. Substrate : Dennerle crystal quartz gravel (1-2mm) 8cm-18cm gradient. |
| Flora :: | Nymphaea Zenkeri 'Green' - Green Tiger lotus, Cryptocoryne beckettii, Cryptocoryne balansae, Cryptocoryne wendtii ''brown'', Cryptocoryne wendtii ''green'', Cryptocoryne parva, Microsorum pteropus 'Tropica', Microsorum pteropus, X'mas Moss, Java Mos |
| Fauna :: | Congo tetra, Apistogramma Agassizii 'Red Gold', Otociclus.sp, Yamato-numa-ebi, Boesemani Rainbowfish, Dwarf Rainbowfish, Checkerboard cichlid |
| Fertilization :: | CO2 Supply : ADA 40mm dia. Pollen Glass, 2 bubbles per sec. Liquid Fertilization: 8ml TMG weekly, 20ppm K2SO4/KNO3 and a pinch of KH2PO4 Substrate Fertilizer : Dennerle Deponit-mix100 5cm. |
| Judges Comments:: | |
| Birgit :: | Very original design. I havenīt yet seen java moss covering the whole background I am impressed. Also the placement of the centerpiece is well done. The wood fits in very smoothly, it could have easily been a second focal point, but you managed that it is not, congratulations. Your aquascape is full of original ideas from foreground to background, but still everything looks very smooth. |
| Jay Luto :: | Beautiful aquascape. Cryptocoryne forest, cork background and Congo tetra is a pleasing combo. I would maybe place some pebbles in the empty area. |
| Ghazanfar Ghori :: | Very good depth, and overall the aquascape looks pleasing. |