A hobbyist sets up a super-shallow 30cm-high tank, incredibly fresh and clean!

In aquascaping there is a style that uses only one to three species of aquatic plants, with a natural landscape built from simply stacked stones, the beauty of simplicity, pursuing an artistic conception of nature and harmony. Simple yet not simplistic, and if some living creatures are added to create a schooling scene, the tank becomes even more full of vitality.

This tank is a shallow tank, pushing the minimalist style to the extreme. Let's take a look!

Tank dimensions: 100*30*30cm

Water change frequency: 30% per week

Livestock: Cardinal tetra

Substrate: aquatic plant soil

Aquatic plant: hairgrass

Keep the inside of the tank clean, pour in the aquatic plant soil; to grow a carpet, sufficient nutrients are essential

Use a brush to level the substrate evenly

Place the stones and try out the arrangement

Fix the positions of the stones; the large stones take the main role, while the small stones are mainly used to continue and support the overall aquascape, so that the sense of balance reaches the best effect

Plant the aquatic plants

Moisten further

The aquatic plants are growing well

The scene is even more beautiful after adding livestock

Completed aquascape photo

Appreciating the details

The water is quite clear

The feeling of a bare-bottom tank

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