Send Pics of your Aquascape!

here’s my planted 40 breeder. It’s not quite done, but I just set it u yesterday, so the plants will fill in eventually.

 

Updating... mine look way better than they did before.

20g tall



10g nano



46g bowfront

 

This is mine. TBH I want to replant the plants in the back closer to eachother so I would have space for various new plants. I am new to aquariums and I want to try lots of plant species and experiment with various shapes and leaves . I want a nice carpet too. Seems like marsileas would fit my parameters. Tell me if you have any aquascaping suggestions!

 

This is mine..not so much a aquascape cause I have mostly fake plants but it still looks good!

 

Can you tell I like sticks? Got em all from my oak tree in my yard

 

This is my newly set up UNS 60u High tech, one of my 1st 'real' aquascapes

 

I really like the rock arrangement. The attached plants tie it all together & make it pop.

 

I really like the rock arrangement. The attached plants tie it all together & make it pop.

Thank you! The plants between the rocks are all there mostly to conceal filter floss used to stop the soil from coming forward lol.

 

Thank you! The plants between the rocks are all there mostly to conceal filter floss used to stop the soil from coming forward lol.

Also Twinsies, I have the same CO2 diffuser

 

I do see that in your pic now Sunflower, it's so good isn't it?

 

this is my 29 gallon planted tank

 

New tank and just finished planting

 

Here is a shot of my 125 after a water change.

 

My 55 community tank. I’m still aiming to get the vals to make a thick curtain in the back.View attachment 633279

What are those foreground grass plants? I loved them.

 

Changed up my planted 20g

 

What are those foreground grass plants? I loved them.

Pygmy chain swords. They are supper easy for me. I pull out overgrowth of these almost weekly. They took a little while to get going, but once they did, they are super fast growers.

A friend told me with regards to perineals, “First they sleep, then they creep, and finally they leap.” She was not wrong!