It’s time to help contribute for biggest aquarium gallery online

SUBMIT HEREVIEW GALLERY

The Majestic Towers in Autumn
AGA International Aquascaping Contest 2020

The Majestic Towers in Autumn

8
Ivan Tancler

Beautiful landscape scene. I think a couple of the rocks could have been placed slightly differently or compete for the focal point, but overall this is really lovely.
— Kris Weinhold

Layout with extremely well worked hardscape. Very strong and well designed layout with several points of attention, but which are harmoniously positioned, causing a great effect of magnitude at work.
Well-worked planes and a very strong perspective, with well-worked reflections, especially on the left side.
Despite the attempt to maintain the dynamic frontal plane, in general, it still seemed to me a timid job, which gives a certain sense of monotony.
Points that could improve: the density of plants on the right side, more texture of plants on the front / middle portion of the layout and the distribution of autumn colors throughout the layout.
But in my opinion, a strong candidate to occupy the top ranking, congratulations.
— Andre Longarco

  • Dimensions: 150 × 55 × 45 cm
  • Title : The Majestic Towers in Autumn
  • Volume : 371
  • Background : none
  • Lighting : 2 X Maxspect Razor R420r 160W
  • Filtration : 4 x Eheim 2215
  • Materials : Substrate: Aqua Soil Amazonia, Power Sand M, Penac P, Penac W, Bacter 100, Tourmaline BC, Clear Super / Rock: Ryuoh Stone
  • Additional Information: Maintenance: 30% TPA 2x per week, Fertilization Seachen: 2 x (07ml Flourish, 05ml Nitrogen, 15ml Phosphorus, 13ml Potassium, 20ml Trace), 3 x (20ml Advance, 10ml Iron), 7x 10 Excel per week
  • Plants: Micranthemum Sp. Monte Carlo, Calitriche sp., Hemianthus callitrichoides (Cuba), Glossostigma elatinoides, Eleocharis mínima, Marsilea hirsuta, Marsilea angustifólia, Bucephalandra Sp, Echinodorus tenellus (Blood), Staurogyne sp., Limnophila sp. (Vietnam), Rotala indica, Rotala rotundifolia, Rotala sp. H’RA, Blyxa japônica.
  • Animals : 130 Paracheirodon simulans (Neon Verde) e 90 Hyphessobrycon elachys (Tetra Kaiser).
  • Author: Ivan Tancler