a must see vid

[Coleallensmom]

Wow..amazing group of photographs. Could watch that several times and not ever be bored!

 

[dollabill420]

I only seen the first picture on my mobile and my mind is buzzing, I'll never sleep now lol

 

[T-man02]

Can't watch it on my mobile

Yea me too

 

[tulip55555]

All of those pictures came from this site. It's a great site because they list all of the plants in the scape. On some they even have a diagram on placement.

2010 AGA Aquascaping Contest

 

[Hyzer]

Tulip, what website is it?

 

[allaboutfish]

sadness i wish i could do something like that.

 

[Marconis]

They are beautiful, but keep in mind that they are made to be beautiful for a couple of seconds just long enough to take a picture. Now if I saw a video of one of those aquascapes, then I would definately be impressed.

I actually made a thread like two months ago wondering if hi-tech tanks such as those are short lived. I tend to agree with you, Grimm. "Lake tanks" or "underwater jungles" are where it's at, anyway .

 

[fort384]

Nick: booooooo!

 

[tulip55555]

Hyzer-there is a link to the website in my post. It's a webpage for 2010 AGA Aquascaping Contest.

 

[adadkins1]

Those are some amazing tanks. I too agree that keeping them looking like that would take hours of work a week.

 

[T-man02]

To much to be worth it in my opinion but still great job to whoever did them truely art !!

 

[ChizerBunoi]

+1 for the Baggins house.

 

[Philly33]

Takashi Amano is a true genius. His tanks maintain their integrity longer than 24hrs. Google him and his studio and his personal tank.