A thousand waves rise in a water tank, freezing the beautiful scenery and freezing you too

Tank specifications: 60*45*45cm;

Lighting equipment: T5 tube*2;

Hardscape material: Matsu bark stone;

co2: two bubbles per second;

Aquatic plants: dwarf pearl grass, needle grass, court grass;

Inspiration source:

Seeing the waves stirred up on the sea, but their shelf life is only a single moment, so I wanted to present that dynamic beauty vividly in my own planted tank;

It is quite difficult to directly find suitable Matsu bark, so this requires fully bringing out the tank owner's artistic skills and hands-on ability;

From this angle, it becomes much clearer: using seemingly scattered Matsu bark stones to build a Matsu bark landscape with varied heights and distinct layers, this skill really takes serious practice;

After a successful trial arrangement, you can begin preparing the placement positions and the tank;

Considering the scattered and fragmented condition of the Matsu bark stone, it was decided to lay some small dividers under the middle-rear lower layer;

After the overall skeleton is completed, the aqua soil goes into the tank, and the traces of those divider layers disappear without a trace;

After the skeleton is fixed, carry out the first water fill in the tank;

Once the environment in the tank is moist, you can start planting aquatic plants;

Detail photo after planting;

Enjoy the full view;

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May every aquascaping enthusiast have a tank with an aquascape that captures your heart~

Everyone is welcome to submit your work~