Aquascaping with rock on a budget
Aquascaping 9 years ago 97,580 views
How to gain height for rocks and build slopes on a budget Drainage cells http://www.geothrone.com/pages/dd_drainage.php (no I'm not affiliated to them) Possible online shop (thanks Joe); http://www.rainharvest.com/atlantis-52mm-flo-cell.asp For users in Singapore: http://www.fareastfloragarden.com/versicell-drainage-cell-25x50.html Available in most nurseries/garden shops Join us on facebook in the High-Tech planted tanks group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/259927137681824/ Music: Summer Day Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Oh, and thank you for your superb and educational videos!!!
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You have solve my problem :) thanks so much
Could you also share the bulbs you are using on your tertial work lamp?
Thank you in advance! (:
So, again, will the soil settle itself out to a flat plane even if using garden crates like you show?
Please correct me if I'm wrong about all of the above.
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One more qn if it's ok- Do u think it's worth trying for a high tech planted tank with average tank temp around 28-30 degrees? Coz I dun hv aircon running all the time...
Fishy business, but they are not particularly cheap. C328 stretch and
Pasir ris farmways have cheaper stone, but not aesthetic. Some of the
rocks I brought back from overseas...
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Whats the name of the red plant?
Can you tell me the exact name of the lighting setup you got there. Looks like some inexpensive armature with speciality bulbs?
It surely makes the rockwork bill smaller.
I will try that at some stage.
The only but is in that i like designing my rockwork paying alot of attention to details that cannot be seen as much as those that can.
Overall it makes no sense, if it can't be seen why worry.
But i like to think i am building a real mountain or any other type of rock formation from the ground up
Awesome work as always!
The tanks... appear so very finely constructed. Superlative! Material, manufacturer?
I've looked many times for similar tanks available to the USA. Nothing, compares to the tanks you've recorded. All I've found are simply not comparable; lacking. This comment ends my complaining. Regards.