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Bhushan Regular Poster on IAH

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Posted: Wed Jun 10, 2009 8:22 am Post subject: Re: 10G "Spring Colors" |
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hayath_dyno wrote (View Post):
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Stunning shots and even better looking tank
Loved it
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Thanks !
Madan wrote (View Post):
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Bhushan I can't make out the two staurogyne species in the tank.
Any close up pics ?
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Sorry for the late pics
Staurogyne stolonifera
Staurogyne sp "Low Grow"
This one is the third species of Staurogyne. The one from Tropica probably.
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Madan Admin

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Posted: Wed Jun 10, 2009 8:24 am Post subject: Re: 10G "Spring Colors" |
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Thanks Bhushan.
They are pretty dark green. I'll have to find a space for them in my tank. |
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Bhushan Regular Poster on IAH

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Posted: Wed Jun 10, 2009 8:34 am Post subject: Re: 10G "Spring Colors" |
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Here are the set up pictures of the aquascape.
The Aquasoil from the old scape was reused. This is the third scape with the same soil.
The hardscape.
The scape just after planting and filling water.
Hope this helps.
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Bhushan Regular Poster on IAH

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Posted: Wed Jun 10, 2009 8:37 am Post subject: Re: 10G "Spring Colors" |
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Madan wrote (View Post):
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Thanks Bhushan.
They are pretty dark green. I'll have to find a space for them in my tank.
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Madan, the emersed growth is dark green. But the submerged leaves of all the three species are bright green with the stem remaining reddish brown. |
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abhis9 Committed Member of IAH

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Posted: Wed Jun 10, 2009 11:35 am Post subject: Re: 10G "Spring Colors" |
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Brilliant Job done man.....It’s really a masterpiece. |
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Bhushan Regular Poster on IAH

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Posted: Wed Jun 10, 2009 7:18 pm Post subject: Re: 10G "Spring Colors" |
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bijay wrote (View Post):
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Hey Bhushan
Really nice scape , I watch out for pictures of your scapes , Did you buy the drifwood, it has a lot of character .
Regards
Bijay
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Thanks for the compliments. The wood was bought from a LFS here in Houston.
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Beautiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifulllllllllllllll. Want to get there one day
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Thanks. You will get there. Its just a matter of time.Hang in there.
abhis9 wrote (View Post):
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Brilliant Job done man.....It’s really a masterpiece.
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Thanks a lot.
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angel_lover Regular Poster on IAH

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Posted: Wed Jun 10, 2009 9:03 pm Post subject: Re: 10G "Spring Colors" |
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Nice placement of driftwood and rocks. The end result has justified your effort. Keep coming up with more scapes likes these.  |
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Bhushan Regular Poster on IAH

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Posted: Fri Jun 12, 2009 6:52 am Post subject: Re: 10G "Spring Colors" |
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angel_lover wrote (View Post):
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Nice placement of driftwood and rocks. The end result has justified your effort. Keep coming up with more scapes likes these.
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Thanks. Yes will definitely have more scapes like this. |
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Bhushan Regular Poster on IAH

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Posted: Fri Jun 12, 2009 7:05 am Post subject: Re: 10G "Spring Colors" |
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Here are some pics of this tank approximately 2 weeks after planting.
A picture of the tank after one trim and approximately 4 weeks.
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DJ_Rocky Committed Member of IAH

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Posted: Fri Jun 12, 2009 10:34 pm Post subject: Re: 10G "Spring Colors" |
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Wow! That's a ultimate setup.
No one can say it's just a 10 gallon tank. Way to go.  |
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Yogesh Moderator

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Posted: Fri Jun 12, 2009 10:43 pm Post subject: Re: 10G "Spring Colors" |
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Excellent scaping & plant-setup, Bhushan.
Will look forward to more from you in future.  |
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rupak Regular Poster on IAH

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Posted: Fri Jun 12, 2009 11:00 pm Post subject: Re: 10G "Spring Colors" |
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Hi Bhushan,
beautiful scape especially like the colour contrasts
what is the small probe like thing on the rear glass? |
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Tirtha C Committed Member of IAH

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Posted: Fri Jun 12, 2009 11:25 pm Post subject: Re: 10G "Spring Colors" |
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Bhushan, many many thanks for posting the initial setup stages. I always get confused after seeing the final output that how I should go about the plantation. You made my day buddy!!
DJ_Rocky wrote (View Post):
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Wow! That's a ultimate setup.
No one can say it's just a 10 gallon tank. Way to go.
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You still alive?? Or reincarnated??  |
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saikumar Committed Member of IAH

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Posted: Fri Jun 12, 2009 11:44 pm Post subject: Re: 10G "Spring Colors" |
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Just awE inspiring stuff boss!!
Too good. Gorgeous colours... indeed spring like.
Just a doubt - did you have such a scape in mind before starting, or it just grew out to be a better beauty?
somehow I like to go to the 1st page again and again
Thankyou. |
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Bhushan Regular Poster on IAH

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Posted: Sat Jun 13, 2009 12:59 am Post subject: Re: 10G "Spring Colors" |
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DJ_Rocky wrote (View Post):
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Wow! That's a ultimate setup.
No one can say it's just a 10 gallon tank. Way to go.
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Thanks Gautam!
yogoranda wrote (View Post):
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Excellent scaping & plant-setup, Bhushan.
Will look forward to more from you in future.
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Yogesh, thanks for the compliments and encouragement.
rupak wrote (View Post):
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Hi Bhushan,
beautiful scape especially like the colour contrasts
what is the small probe like thing on the rear glass?
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Thanks. That is a digital thermometer probe.
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Bhushan, many many thanks for posting the initial setup stages. I always get confused after seeing the final output that how I should go about the plantation. You made my day buddy!!
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I am glad it helped.
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Just awE inspiring stuff boss!!
Too good. Gorgeous colours... indeed spring like.
Just a doubt - did you have such a scape in mind before starting, or it just grew out to be a better beauty?
somehow I like to go to the 1st page again and again
Thankyou.
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Sai, thanks for appreciating it. Yes, I have put in quite a bit of thought in planning this scape. You have to visualize the position and the growth pattern of each plant in the aquascape. You have to visualize how you want the tank to look say 4 months from the set up date and carefully select the plant species( it’s very important to know the growth patterns of the plants you are using). Having all these things in mind you have to follow a disciplined trimming routine to shape the plants in to bushes and mounds. There are always small changes involved due to plant availability.
And this scape is still not looking like I had visualized it. But yes, it's on a right track. |
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