
On this kind of layout the most important is a good hardscape and keep all the things in proportion to the size of the tank. This layout was setup with what we had available at the moment, so even that we wanted to do it better, it wasn't possible. The wood used for trees needed to be worked and improvised to get the best shape for the layout. Usually I take 1 or 2 months to prepare one scape like this, but we hadn't time, so for such short time and wood available, the layout was very nice... IMHO of course!
After they tie the moss and placed the wood on the right position, it was time to start planting the foreground plants (Eleocharis parvula and Cryptocoryne parva).


The layout was done, it was time to fill the aquarium with water! With careful, we used newspaper to cover entire bottom to prevent mix the soil and cloudy water.

From the left to the right: Michael, Dimitriy, Sergey, Varvara, Sergey (2), Sara, Tanya, Jazgool, Goolya, Maxim and Maxim (2)... and me on the middle.
2nd Day, some changes needed to be done on System 160x60x60. The hardscape of this aquarium wasn’t good enough, so I just added more wood to the hardscape and explained that is possible to improve without remove the main driftwood.
Using plastic ties and some small rocks, I placed more driftwood wood near of main driftwood, the composition was now more balanced and with more details. After that, it was time to do another speech about aquatic plants, how to use it, trimming and general position inside of the tank, before start planting.
More pictures of seminar very soon!




More pictures coming soon!
Vista aérea sobre Alemanha.
Aproveitei para tirar algumas fotos sempre que possível e quando o tempo permitia. Havia muitas nuvens e qualquer aberta, era um bom motivo para fotografar.

Mais fotos para breve dos aquários de exposição e do Seminário.