Brazil Aquascaping

The third Bronze Prize winning entry was a dynamic Iwagumi layout. What catches the viewers' eyes the most in this layout is the main huge stone placed to the right of the center, which produces

The layout shows distinguishing methods of stone andi driftwood arrangement and use of cosmetic sand. It brings to mind a carefully calculated painting. Every detail is created with care and

The Grand Prize winner is this work, which expresses a bold composition through the unique use of driftwood. Whether the driftwood was artificially processed is unclear, but the skill of the

This layout fully expresses the aesthetic appeal of aquatic plants by combining various species of plants mainly including stem plants. Beautiful cluster of healthy stem plants is very attractive

The composition of this layout is orthodox but the overall balance is excellent. The perspective is also very well expressed with stone and cosmetic sand. The arrangement of aquatic plants is

The last Bronze prize goes to an aquascape that showcases a unique rock arrangement. Skillfully stacking rocks, the creator captured a scene where the uppermost layer of bedrock has protruded,

Too large fauna. The hardscape could've appeared more. Front plant was too-dimensional.

The hardscape of this layout is superb. plants selection, balancing, and heath condition almost perfect. Open space vs core well harmonised. This scape contains three part of wave,  any two parts

A healthy and relax planted tank. The layout looks balance, red stem plant on the middle cannot merge with other vegetation.

The Brazil Aquascaping Contest 2017 competition hosted an impressive 97 aquascapers this year. Divided into five categories, the contest saw

The Brazil Aquascaping Contest 2018 competition hosted an impressive lots of aquascapers this year. Divided into five categories, the contest

The Brazil Aquascaping Contest 2019 competition hosted an impressive 78 aquascapers this year. Divided into four categories, the contest saw

The Brazil Aquascaping Contest 2020 competition hosted an impressive 135 aquascapers this year. Divided into four categories, the contest saw

The CBAP 2021 concluded with an impressive awards ceremony. The event attracted a lot of entries from aquascapers across the country, showcasing a wide range of creative and

The CBAP 2022 concluded with an impressive awards ceremony. The event attracted a lot of entries from aquascapers across the country, showcasing a wide range of creative and

The CBAP 2023 concluded with an impressive awards ceremony. The event attracted a lot of entries from aquascapers across the country, showcasing a wide range of creative and innovative aquarium

The CBAP 2024 concluded with an impressive awards ceremony. The event attracted a lot of entries from aquascapers across the country, showcasing a wide range of creative and innovative aquarium

WHen i lived in Rio Grande. a state in southern Brazil. I always visited one of the most beautiful waterfalls I've ever seen: the Caracol waterfall! Seeing that scenery always brought me a lot of

This work was inspired by the Cerrado that is a Brazilian biome characterized especially by the savanna biome. but also by seasonal forest and grassland

The idea for this aquarium make up from a continuous exercice of trial and error. With the help and support from my aquascaping team, the NaturalArt, I could exchange ideas and improve the final