FallingShadow
Aquarium Advice Apprentice
- Joined
- Feb 17, 2017
- Messages
- 16
Hello all!
I am fairly new to the aquarium hobby and extremely new to planted tanks.
I am mostly interested in aquascaping and I really like the styles of Takashi Amano and the over all biotope look.
I would really like to get some blue seiryu stone or some very dark variation of this stone for my main media of the scape.
I would very much appreciate advice on what kinds of plants would go well with this style along with any equipment I may need or even equipment I may want just to further the scape. (Recommended substrate, CO2 systems, plants, lighting needs, anything will help)
Right now I am working with a 55 gallon as my practice tank but soon will be custom building a 250 gallon long tank to be my main entertainment. As for my current light I am using a fluval sky color+led 48" 3000-25000k 35 watts.
Also! Is there any other stones you might suggest that share a similar look to seiryu as it has proven very hard to find in my area.
I look forward to hearing from all of you and I appreciate any advice!
I am fairly new to the aquarium hobby and extremely new to planted tanks.
I am mostly interested in aquascaping and I really like the styles of Takashi Amano and the over all biotope look.
I would really like to get some blue seiryu stone or some very dark variation of this stone for my main media of the scape.
I would very much appreciate advice on what kinds of plants would go well with this style along with any equipment I may need or even equipment I may want just to further the scape. (Recommended substrate, CO2 systems, plants, lighting needs, anything will help)
Right now I am working with a 55 gallon as my practice tank but soon will be custom building a 250 gallon long tank to be my main entertainment. As for my current light I am using a fluval sky color+led 48" 3000-25000k 35 watts.
Also! Is there any other stones you might suggest that share a similar look to seiryu as it has proven very hard to find in my area.
I look forward to hearing from all of you and I appreciate any advice!