How should I scape my 10 gallon tank?

So, I recently bought a bunch of dragon stone for my 10 gallon tank, and I'm trying to figure something out. which scape do you guys like more? do you guys have any ideas on how to scape the tank?
I will add a few more as time goes by.
thanks

 

I usually like to go for a sort of uneven, jagged look if I have a lot of hardscape. I might lean the rocks upwards at angles more than leaving them on their sides to form more stark peaks and valleys.

What kinds of plants are you planning to use, if any?

 

I usually like to go for a sort of uneven, jagged look if I have a lot of hardscape. I might lean the rocks upwards at angles more than leaving them on their sides to form more stark peaks and valleys.

What kinds of plants are you planning to use, if any?

okay. Its just kinda hard for me to put them in that position.

I have a few different stem plants that I want to use in the background, and then a carpeting plant in the foreground

 

I dont have any of those, but heres my 10gal if u want inspiration, I guess. (theres a piece of driftwood and the biosponge filter to the left. It didnt get in the picture for some reason.)

 

I dont have any of those, but heres my 10gal if u want inspiration, I guess. (theres a piece of driftwood and the biosponge filter to the left. It didnt get in the picture for some reason.)

even though that is a nice tank, I'm trying to scape the tank with my dragon stone

 

even though that is a nice tank, I'm trying to scape the tank with my dragon stone

Thanks! I always thought my tank looked bland or random. Sorry I couldn't help, tho.

 

Stones on both sides with a slight clear area in the middle. One side should be heavier on the stones than the other.

 

This is my tank with dragon stone... just rearranged again yesterday. Not sure if I like it or not yet lol

And here's also how it was with black substrate. 10/10 do not recommend something like this unless you have a way to plug up all the little pockets you get from stacking them together. I had an unwinnable algae problem from the crud that collected inside "pride rock" lol

 

Stones on both sides with a slight clear area in the middle. One side should be heavier on the stones than the other.

sounds really nice. might try that out

This is my tank with dragon stone... just rearranged again yesterday. Not sure if I like it or not yet lol

And here's also how it was with black substrate. 10/10 do not recommend something like this unless you have a way to plug up all the little pockets you get from stacking them together. I had an unwinnable algae problem from the crud that collected inside "pride rock" lol

I personally like the first one a bit more, but both scapes look really nice. I might do one of these.

 

So, I recently bought a bunch of dragon stone for my 10 gallon tank, and I'm trying to figure something out. which scape do you guys like more? do you guys have any ideas on how to scape the tank?
I will add a few more as time goes by.
thanks

I would add some Java moss on the dragon stone and a couple fern inbetween

 

I would add some Java moss on the dragon stone and a couple fern inbetween

sounds like a nice add-on. I might try that