Explore transparent rankings built from published results across the world’s leading aquascaping contests.
TOP 327 - IAPLC 2018 - The International Aquatic Plants Layout Contest (IAPLC) 2018 This year, the contest received a total of 1,977 entries
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...
After being on hiatus since 2019, the grand event that used to conclude the IAPLC, known as the “Nature Aquarium Party,” is returning due to popular demand. Rebranded as the “IAPLC Award Ceremony,”...
In just a few days, the entire aquascaping world will hold its breath as it watches the most anticipated event of the year: the announcement of the results of the International Aquatic Plants Layout...
The IAPLC 2026 TOP 300 nominee list is available, with final results scheduled for Saturday, October 10, 2026. For aquascaping enthusiasts, it is time to find familiar names and prepare for the...
We are thrilled to host our inaugural aquascaping contest IADC - International Aquatic Design Contest!
We are excited to present Ada's first control app, designed to provide users with a seamless and intuitive experience in managing their devices. The innovative app aims to simplify the process of...
A curated list of the most visually stunning aquariums from the 2023-2024 aquascaping season, as judged by the acclaimed aquascaper, Josh Sim. This compilation offers insights into the latest trends...
Katsuki Tanaka (田中 克) is a famous aquascaper from Japan. He is known for his innovative and creative aquascapes, which have won numerous awards at international competitions. Tanaka is also a...
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...
The best layout title depends on the context and purpose of the layout - Josh Sim / Malaysia
I am Masashi Ono, I am from Japan. I have been in aquascaping for over 30 years. I have always maintained this as a hobby and leisure activity. Becoming friends with people from all around the world...
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.
You did a very nice job of creating depth in this layout. I love the wood and rock positioning on the left side.The right side might be a little too solid and lacks the contrast of texture you...
This attracts me for lively colourful tiny aquatic lives and their variety which are fed and cared by me everyday.
This is a touchy sensitive topic. In a way it is like drugs (performance enhancing substances) in sports, many drugs are banned but many athletes are taking them nonetheless. If we dont get caught...
This image presents a densely planted underwater forest organized around sweeping, interlocking driftwood. Fine-leaved growth covers much of the wood, while open water in the central lower area...
It's amazing how much depth you've managed to achieve in a 13 gallon aquarium! The wood is a bit chunky for me but the minor details in the rock work along the path and the mixture of Stuarogyne and...
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