Explore transparent rankings built from published results across the world’s leading aquascaping contests.
TOP 327 - IAPLC 2019 - The International Aquatic Plants Layout Contest (IAPLC) 2019 This competition received 1,867 works from 72 countries and regions
This competition received 2,358 entries from 84 countries and regions, the largest number in history.
IAPLC2021 freshly started with a new look. There were 2,617 entries, the largest number in the history of IAPLC from 84 countries and areas this year. We thank each and every one of you for your...
IAPLC 2023 received 1850 entries from 78 countries and areas. After careful evaluation, this year’s world rankings have been determined. And we are delighted to announce them here.
IAPLC 2024 received 1450 entries from 79 countries and areas. After careful evaluation, this year’s world rankings have been determined. And we are delighted to announce them here.
“IAPLC2025” received 1,533 entries from 77 countries and areas. After careful evaluation, this year’s world rankings have been determined. And we are delighted to announce them here.
We are thrilled to host our inaugural aquascaping contest IADC - International Aquatic Design Contest!
KIAC (Korea International Aquascaping Contest) is an aquascaping contest organized by KAA (Korea Aquascape Association) since 2018. It was a Korean-only event until 2021 and has expanded to an...
Lilaeopsis brasiliensis is a popular foreground plant known for its grass-like appearance. It spreads via creeping runners, eventually forming a dense carpet in the aquarium. While it can be...
Marsilea hirsuta is a popular aquatic fern often utilized as a foreground carpet plant in aquascaping. It is characterized by its clover-like leaves, which can vary in appearance depending on...
Here is the aggregate data of the winning works (1 to 100 place) from the questionnaire on the application form. Please take a look at this year’s trend from the data.
This attracts me for lively colourful tiny aquatic lives and their variety which are fed and cared by me everyday.
Great movement and dynamic hardscape!!! What a nice green forest. This scenery reminds me of the Fukushima forest in Japan where mosses and underbrush vegetation cover the entire surface of the...
Rotala rotundifolia is a popular stem plant in the aquarium hobby, often marketed under various names including Rotala indica. While its taxonomy can be complex due to phenotypic variation, it is...
Rotala is a diverse genus of aquatic plants known for their vibrant colors and interesting shapes. They're a popular choice for aquascapers, but their care requirements can vary depending on the...
Aquascaping may be a form of art in which imagination and creativity play an essential role. Mastering the backbone of this process is elementary if you want to be a successful aquascaper.
Dramatic colorful and well executed. Simple like that. The high point of this layout is the perspective. Simple unique and powerful easy to feel and see how it should be. The bushes of Rotala Hra...
The International Aquatic Plants Layout Contest 2010 which marks the 10th anniversary has closed its application on May 31st and attracted a total of 1,819 works from 55 countries and areas.
Thank you for joining the 12th International Aquatic Plants Layout Contest.
We have received total of 1603 applications from 55 countries and areas for this year's contest. After closing the application on May 31, 2011, all the applications went through impartial grading...
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