The Dutch scape planted

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Tank Owner - FINs
Scaping by - FINs

Aquarium size : 30 inch/ 15 inch / 15 inch

Basic Equipment details : Tropica soil - 13 lit , 15 watt Top filter , Fire glow (21 watt) light + DIY made blue white (24 watt) light , Pressurized CO2 system , Diffuser , Zeolite & burnt ceramic ring as filter media for beneficial bacteria colony , Filter pad for physical filtration. 

Water parameters & Setup : Low TDS soft water (commercial grade) used while setup the tank. To remove excess chlorine from water chloro away added. Micro life S2 added from first day to boost startup of beneficial bacteria colony. 
Before the planting I setup the tank with soil (approx. 1 inch thickness) filtration system & light( 6-7 hours daily) . It's a long 12 days to complete the nitrogen cycle. Parameters was checked by test kits and then the tank ready to fill with lots of plants .

Plants : Background - Luwdgia ovalis, Rotala pink, Pogestemon octopus, Guppy Grass, Ludwigia Ovalis dark orange,  Mid ground - A.R mini, Rotala Twilight, Rotala Orange, Lobelia cardinalis, Aromatica purple mini, Luwdgia Super Red; Front ground - Star grass, Hygrophila Polysperma, HM,







 



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