Please comment on my hardscape.....

[shaggss]

Hi All

Setting up a small 35cm x 35 x 40. Here is my first attempt.......will have a sand bottom, a largish piece of drift wood and will house Coreys!

Any help much appreciated!!!

 

[Fishmanic]

Add some live plants too. Post a pic of the finished setup.

 

[shaggss]

Yes I should've mentioned live plants will be added!!!!!

 

[Anthony1976]

Java moss and Anubias always look good on rocks

 

[shaggss]

Java moss and Anubias always look good on rocks

Great thank you!

 

[shaggss]

 

[utahfish]

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Looks pretty good. Heres an article on the rule of thirds used in aquascaping. Ive never actually used it because im lazy and hate math especially fractions but may give you some ideas, good luck, have fun!

Aquatic Layout Guide- Rules of Composition: The Golden Ratio, Creating Perspective and Layout Shapes

Aquascapes, like all art forms, have a plethora of rules of guidance and application. These rules exist to guide us towards success, and often succeed in doing so. But remember: rules exist only to…

www.thegreenmachineonline.com

 

[Retired Viking]

Looking good

 

[shaggss]

Looks pretty good. Heres an article on the rule of thirds used in aquascaping. Ive never actually used it because im lazy and hate math especially fractions but may give you some ideas, good luck, have fun!

Aquatic Layout Guide- Rules of Composition: The Golden Ratio, Creating Perspective and Layout Shapes

Aquascapes, like all art forms, have a plethora of rules of guidance and application. These rules exist to guide us towards success, and often succeed in doing so. But remember: rules exist only to…

www.thegreenmachineonline.com

Looking good

Thank you!!

 

[Wells]

Looking good, nice formation of rocks and good contrast of colours with dark rock and sand. Maybe try and use more of the upper parts of the tank to really get the impact from the hardscape, a taller rock or maybe a bit of a build up of your substrate to one corner to get the extra height out of your current hardscape.