Rocks

Originally Posted by weicong

oh how much do they cost huh?

They are very affordable and a little of it actually will be enough to start with
as they grow pretty fast, especially in good conditions.

i think the rocks are nice once you cover your gravel with moss and it breaks the hardness appearance of the rock...

Originally Posted by |ceberg

They are very affordable and a little of it actually will be enough to start with
as they grow pretty fast, especially in good conditions.

actually i mean the rocks haha

Originally Posted by augi_ow

i think the rocks are nice once you cover your gravel with moss and it breaks the hardness appearance of the rock...

Gravel will hopefully be covered by the E.Tenellus soon. Thanx. =)

Originally Posted by weicong

actually i mean the rocks haha

Rocks... all three less than $20. Don't think Dank should reveal the exact price, you should go Gratiola to look/see and find out. Sorry.

Nobody willing to help me and tell what kind of gravel that is?

Originally Posted by brianclaw

Nobody willing to help me and tell what kind of gravel that is?

Dank apologises for not replying earlier, it slipped his mind...
The gravel used is brand JBL, purchased from c328, exact type and price he cannot remember. Hope this helps.

[Wild Ginger]

Originally Posted by Dank.

In response to Burnz's Tree Story (see here), Dank shall try introducing his new tank with a storyline as well...


In a time after the big bang, after the time where monkeys were gods and pigs could talk and walk, there were three sacred rocks which stood disconnected from each other but close enough to be called "The Sacred Three".

Before anyone took notice of this plot to make it their home there was only The Sacred Three and sporadic tufts of green E.Tens. Bacteria was scarce but the air there was fresh and clear. This place was to be called The Nano of The Sacred Three.



In time to come a few adventurous beings will reside here, more specifically 8 exclaiming BorarasUros, a peace-loving vegetarian 'Cinclus and a few foraging Greenies or Cherries.

Stay tuned for updates of The Nano of The Sacred Three in the weeks to come...

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Note: Setting up images can be found here

Hi Dank, great granite rocks ya have there. Fine detailing of white streaks lining on the surface. Your tennellus will eventually "soften" the hard edges of your rocks. As they're pretty dominant in this setup, perhaps a few loose thin java ferns at the rear would add greater depth and as well as let your eyes visually work its way down to the rocks. Overall, hope your tennellus will cover densely and from there on, ya'll start to evolve your scaping further.

Hope to see updates of this in a month or two.

Regards,
Phillip.

[Wild Ginger]

Just to add, perhaps ya cld face the rock on the left hand side with the pointed tip facing the other rock. As that will work out to two point almost meeting together.

So in overall, ya'll have somewhat two "mountain peaks" with a secondary hill on the foreground.

Hope ya cld "see" literally as to what i'm trying ti bring forward to ya.

Regards,
Phillip.

Thanks Dank.