|
Tank
number
::
4 |
Participant
Name
::
Dario
Rocha |
| Tank Specifications :: | Size:
40x30x30
36L
tank Lighting: : two 60w incandescent lamps and one 18w tld 33 florescent lamp. Allways around 12 hours from 9:00 to 21:00. Filtration: Internal filter with sponge |
| Flora :: | 1-
vesicularia
dubyana 2- hygrophila polysperma 3- bacopa (I am not sure of wich bacopa is this, but I think it is caroliniana) 4- ceratopteris thalictroides 5- ludwigia reppens 6- echinodorus uruguayensis |
| Fauna :: | There
are
no
fish
in
this
tank,
only
some
snails,
including
an
apple
snail. |
| Fertilization :: | CO2:
leaven
system |
| Judges Comments:: | |
| Roger Miller | A very pretty tank, but one that can't be maintained because both E. uruguayensis and ceratopteris will quickly outgrow the tank |
| Luis Navarro | Plant less foreground's are very appealing when the aquascaper pays attention to small details and I think you did an exellent job. |
| Gianmarco Bertaccini | Wrap that moss tightly on the driftwood. Some fine leafed stem plant can improve the layout bringing a more interesting leaf contrast. |
| Bartek Lipczynski | Nice idea but I would like to see moss growing on the driftwood. This effect would be more impressive. |
