Thanks Stan, I like the way you did it on the picture to show me, but if you can put in some text in the picture would be more clearer to me....
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1] the right side. plant glosso or something like HC or moss on rocks, anything that will keep low and have different shape leaf/colour as the B j behind it. E tennelus and B'j leaf look similar and cancel each other out.
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"HC", is it Hygrophila corymbosa?
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2] stem plants look nice planted in thick bushy groups. One or two strands sticking out looks like a mistake. Furthermore plant them behind. Not many can be planted as midground and definitely not foreground. This refers to the red one off the middle.
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Actually the red plants in the lfs has started dried off a bit, so I did not buy too many of it, and cut away the dried leaves. These are the balance I have
, may be plant it for a short period wait until it grows up, then move it to as background.
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Originally Posted by standoyo
Anyway I doodled a bit and came out with this mod of your layout.
Not sure it will suit your plans but the wood pieces are rearranged a bit.
IMHO you need agreat deal more rocks[bigger and different sizes] and more stem plants. No vallis. IMHO not suitable for smallish tanks. The S subulata also has no place in the layout. A bit of an overhaul there.
Crypt you can move to the back. Take out the windelov/narrow leaf ferns. An additional group of stem plants for the back.
Try to choose some that are not so stiff straight. That really stifles flow.
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You mean the drift woods move a bit to the front? Mm....do you mean the S. Subulata taking away too? Why the narrow leaf fern not suitable in the tank?