Quiet Divine Wood: only 60 cm tall but creates a 1.5 m effect

Quiet Divine Wood

ADA contest entry ranked 77th

The tank is only 60 cm

Achieving such a result is no accident

In terms of composition

Depth of field is very important

From the thick trunk in the front

To the dense jungle in the distance

From the flat grassland in the front

To the deep secluded canyon in the distance

All of these can make the view appear very open

Aquascaping must distinguish primary and secondary elements

The main scene, that is, the theme Divine Wood

There are quite a lot of details in the depiction of the Divine Wood

For example, small tree roots and plants on the tree

The dense forest in the distance serves to set off the main subject

Plant combinations must have layers

The low lawn in the front is dominant

Behind are the relatively tall midground and background aquatic plants

Tank: 60*30*36

Lighting: 6.5 hours per day

CO2: 1.5 bubbles per second

Substrate: ADA aqua soil, cosmetic sand

Materials: azalea root, driftwood, black volcanic stone

Aquatic plants: Glossostigma elatinoides, Eleocharis acicularis, Staurogyne repens, Green Rotala, Triangle moss

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