Mini M setup

[fwazeter]

Thanks guys for the compliments! Ill keep it updated as I can!

As for the moss - I tie it with moss cotton!

[Victorp]

How do you attach the moss to the driftwood with thread or glue?

[jhenry]

All are exquisite Frank Very very beautiful

[JAYGEE]

Very nice! I hope I can get something that will look half as nice!

[SunnyHouTX]

Re: Mini M setup

Very nice Frank! This is something I will never have the patience to master.

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[mnemenoi]

Indeed! Very nice looking tanks and you have a terrific eye for that minimalist ADA style. I always end up letting it grow too much

[aquabee]

Mini M setup

Looks really good. Makes me wanna fix my nano after getting the 105 up and running better.

[myjohnson]

Pimp status!

[fwazeter]

Figured I should update this.



This is what's going on in the Mini M.



And this is the restart of my original aquarium love: the Mini S.

[mistahoo]

Very beautiful!

[TexSun]

Re: Mini M setup

Very nice! This is kinda what I'm going for with one of my next planted tanks... slowing gathering ADA equipment.

[fwazeter]

The final shot of this layout.

[fwazeter]

Hello my friends,


I have just started a new blog dedicated to aquascaping and the planted tank


On it, I will be showing all of the methodology I use - all of the success tips and mental strategies so you can be even more successful.


I'd like to extend my invitation for my first introductory posting, as the week goes on, I'll be adding in new content and highlighting certain key questions to answer.


Look forward to speaking with you more,


-Frank Wazeter

[fwazeter]

Oh man... look at that pearling! Absolutely beautiful.

Thanks Bee!

Jealous! The only thing I hate is that riccia needs to be trimmed constantly

It's not so bad, once every week - two weeks a quick trim and it's all good. In a larger tank it might be a little hassle, but in a larger tank it'd need to grow up more anyway.

That looks amazing!! awesome tank, I wish I had those skills!!

You can learn them! It took about 4 years of careful study and practice to get to a mastery point.

That is some sick pearling! Great job Frank

Thanks! I didn't think I'd enjoy the pearling as much as I do. It's like the aquarium 'smiling,' at you.

[ssrprelude]

That is some sick pearling! Great job Frank