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<ul> <li> Pearl Grass (Hemianthus micranthemoides) </li> <li> Needle Leaf Ludwigia (Ludwigia arcuata) </li> <li> Rotala rotundifolia </li> <li> Mayaca sellowiana </li> <li> Vesicularia sp. ''Christmas'' </li> <li> Glossostigma elatinoides </li> <li> Marsilea hirsuta </li> <li> Dwarf Hairgrass (Eleocharis parvula) </li> <li> Cryptocoryne sp. (unsure) </li> <li> Giant Red Rotala (Rotala macrandra) </li> </ul>

Photo Caption: Pearl Grass (Hemianthus micranthemoides) Needle Leaf Ludwigia (Ludwigia arcuata) Rotala rotundifolia Mayaca sellowiana Vesicularia sp. ''Christmas'' Glossostigma elatinoides Marsilea hirsuta Dwarf Hairgrass (Eleocharis parvula) Cryptocoryne sp. (unsure) Giant Red Rotala (Rotala macrandra)
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Ranked #382 out of 2130 planted tanks worldwide
This tank looks better than 82.07% of tanks in this category
The Average Score for this tank is: 5.77
This tank has been rated : 239 times.
The Average Score for this category is: 4.69
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Tank Size: 50

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  • Yes - lovely work. Well done! griller avatar griller

    2009-09-27 04:07:22

  • Beautiful tanks! Love your use of color and texture. pisces20 avatar pisces20

    2009-03-21 23:44:06

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bFlora of Big Tank as at 8 June 2006bulliVals Jungle Vallisneria gigantealiliGreen Temple Narrow Hygro corombosaliliEusteralis Eusteralis stellataliliAnubias barteri var nana liliSpatterdock Nuphar JaponicaliliSag Dwarf Subulata Sagittaria subulataliliBolbitis heudelotiililiCyperus helferi Cyperus helferililiCryptocoryne wendtii brownliliGiant Red Rotala Rotala macrandraliliEchinodorus RubinliliEchinodorus uruguayensisliliPearl Grass Hemianthus micranthemoidesliliAponogeton ulvaceusliliBlyxa japonicaliliDwarf Hairgrass Eleocharis parvula liliVallisneria americana Mini twisterliliGlossostigma elatinoides liliCrystalwort Riccia fluitans liliEleocharis vivipara liul
Photo Caption: Flora of Big Tank as at 8 June 2006: Vals, Jungle (Vallisneria gigantea) Green Temple Narrow (Hygro corombosa) Eusteralis (Eusteralis stellata) Anubias barteri var. nana Spatterdock (Nuphar Japonica) Sag, Dwarf Subulata (Sagittaria subulata) Bolbitis heudelotii Cyperus helferi (Cyperus helferi) Cryptocoryne wendtii ''brown'' Giant Red Rotala (Rotala macrandra) Echinodorus 'Rubin' Echinodorus uruguayensis Pearl Grass (Hemianthus micranthemoides) Aponogeton ulvaceus Blyxa japonica Dwarf Hairgrass (Eleocharis parvula) Vallisneria americana 'Mini twister' Glossostigma elatinoides Crystalwort (Riccia fluitans) Eleocharis vivipara
Rating: 6.4
Votes: 251 times.
Category Avg. Score: 4.69
Rated higher than 93.33% of tanks in this category
Ranked #142 out of 2130 worldwide
 olliVals Jungle Vallisneria gigantealiliGreen Temple Narrow Hygro corombosaliliEusteralis Eusteralis stellataliliAnubias barteri var nana liliSpatterdock Nuphar JaponicaliliSag Dwarf Subulata Sagittaria subulataliliBolbitis heudelotiililiCyperus helferi Cyperus helferililiCryptocoryne wendtii brownliliGiant Red Rotala Rotala macrandraliliEchinodorus RubinliliEchinodorus uruguayensisliliPearl Grass Hemianthus micranthemoidesliliAponogeton ulvaceusliliBlyxa japonicaliliDwarf Hairgrass Eleocharis parvula liliVallisneria americana Mini twisterliliGlossostigma elatinoides liliCrystalwort Riccia fluitans liliEleocharis vivipara liliCryptocoryne walkeri lutea liliCryptocoryne wendtii green liol
Photo Caption: Vals, Jungle (Vallisneria gigantea) Green Temple Narrow (Hygro corombosa) Eusteralis (Eusteralis stellata) Anubias barteri var. nana Spatterdock (Nuphar Japonica) Sag, Dwarf Subulata (Sagittaria subulata) Bolbitis heudelotii Cyperus helferi (Cyperus helferi) Cryptocoryne wendtii ''brown'' Giant Red Rotala (Rotala macrandra) Echinodorus 'Rubin' Echinodorus uruguayensis Pearl Grass (Hemianthus micranthemoides) Aponogeton ulvaceus Blyxa japonica Dwarf Hairgrass (Eleocharis parvula) Vallisneria americana 'Mini twister' Glossostigma elatinoides Crystalwort (Riccia fluitans) Eleocharis vivipara Cryptocoryne walkeri (lutea) Cryptocoryne wendtii ''green''
Rating: 6.93
Votes: 241 times.
Category Avg. Score: 4.69
Rated higher than 97.93% of tanks in this category
Ranked #44 out of 2130 worldwide
My 90 x 50 x 50cm tank Mr Takashi Amano said that many winning tanks are in this proportion Added more driftwood and tied moss to it to give my tank the wabisabi look Japanese aesthetic centered on the acceptance of transienceSeriously the moss really give things a more natural look Man I am so happy with how things are going here Feast your eyes people
Photo Caption: My 90 x 50 x 50cm tank. Mr. Takashi Amano said that many winning tanks are in this proportion ;-) Added more driftwood and tied moss to it to give my tank the "wabi-sabi" look - Japanese aesthetic centered on the acceptance of transience... Seriously, the moss really give things a more natural look. Man, I am so happy with how things are going here. Feast your eyes, people ;-)
Rating: 6.29
Votes: 170 times.
Category Avg. Score: 4.69
Rated higher than 92.02% of tanks in this category
Ranked #170 out of 2130 worldwide
 5 December 07Had to remove my Bosemani Rainbow fish as most of them were suffering from dropsy and getting skinnyReplaced them with 22 Head and Tail Light Tetras Hemigrammus ocellifer Always wanted to buy some Cardinal tetra but I felt that the choice was such a clich Also think their colours are a little too overwhelming for the scapeThe new guys are doing OK The more dominant fishes tend to establish their own territories Introduced some Cherry Shrimp yesterday but was disappointed to find the tetras attacking them though not all the time Dont think theyd make it in the long run
Photo Caption: 5 December 07: Had to remove my Bosemani Rainbow fish as most of them were suffering from dropsy and getting skinny. Replaced them with 22 "Head and Tail Light" Tetras (Hemigrammus ocellifer). Always wanted to buy some Cardinal tetra but I felt that the choice was such a cliché. Also think their colours are a little too overwhelming for the scape. The new guys are doing OK. The more dominant fishes tend to establish their own territories. Introduced some Cherry Shrimp yesterday but was disappointed to find the tetras attacking them (though not all the time).... Don't think they'd make it in the long run...
Rating: 6.02
Votes: 149 times.
Category Avg. Score: 4.69
Rated higher than 87.89% of tanks in this category
Ranked #258 out of 2130 worldwide
1 January 2008Bought more cherry shrimp In theory there should be about 13 of them in there but I usually see about 67 max Hoping that they will be able to breed one day Had to remove a lot of the Head and Tail Light Tetra as they attack the shrimps at times Surprising behaviour from such a small fishJava Moss Taxiphyllum barbieri is doing extremely well as is the mini pelia Riccardia chamedryfolia since my Siamese Algae Eater SAE vanished from the tank
Photo Caption: 1 January 2008: Bought more cherry shrimp. In theory, there should be about 13 of them in there, but I usually see about 6-7 (max). Hoping that they will be able to breed one day. Had to remove a lot of the "Head and Tail Light" Tetra as they attack the shrimps at times. Surprising behaviour from such a small fish. Java Moss (Taxiphyllum barbieri) is doing extremely well, as is the mini pelia (Riccardia chamedryfolia) since my Siamese Algae Eater (SAE) vanished from the tank...
Rating: 6.07
Votes: 147 times.
Category Avg. Score: 4.69
Rated higher than 88.78% of tanks in this category
Ranked #239 out of 2130 worldwide
 Substituted all the Head and Tail Light Tetras for my favourite fish Cardinal Tetras Currently have 12 of them and so far Ive seen 7 Cherry Shrimp Not buying anymore as they arent breeding Temperature 29 degrees centigrade seems to be too warm for thembr My bro bought a new digital camera tried it out and am very pleased with the results! Here a some shots Also substituted the white fluorescent light bulbs behind for red ones to enhance the plant colours
Photo Caption: Substituted all the Head and Tail Light Tetras for my favourite fish — Cardinal Tetras. Currently have 12 of them and so far, I've seen 7 Cherry Shrimp. Not buying anymore as they aren't breeding. Temperature (29 degrees centigrade) seems to be too warm for them. My bro bought a new digital camera — tried it out and am very pleased with the results! Here a some shots ;-) Also substituted the white fluorescent light bulbs behind for red ones to enhance the plant colours.
Rating: 6.07
Votes: 148 times.
Category Avg. Score: 4.69
Rated higher than 88.73% of tanks in this category
Ranked #240 out of 2130 worldwide
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Taken 3 Feb 08 Check out my websitehttpwwwdanmansturfcom
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 Taken 3 Feb 08 Check out my websitehttpwwwdanmansturfcom
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