The IAPLC needs to have a separate category for Iwagumi tanks. Though minimal, Iwagumi is just as beautiful and equal to the complicated aquatic plant layouts we've become accustomed to. Iwagumi was Takashi Amano's vision and we must never forget. You are a young and gifted sensei, Tommy. Love your work. ♥
I've watched u over the years grow from good to great to in my opinion one of the top elite aquascapers ...specially with stone.....u continue to inspire my friend thank u!!!
Really nice scape. I got inspired by your build and have build a iwagumi in a 45P which looks pretty similar to this one but I covered the rocks in kedagangs which looks just stunning
You always make this look so easy😂 You are so talented! You always do a beautiful job even when you step outside of your comfort zone, but these deceptively simple iwagumi scapes Really show off your skills!
I love these kind of single plant scapes. I recently build one with Glass as the hardscape. It came up really, really stunning. Until Disaster stuck! 😅
Lovley build. I always thing that a type of Danio is perfect for these types of scapes as there is no cover for fish to feel secure. The Danios can adapt to the rock I think better than others - though I suppose they are jumpers.
Great setup Tommy , Question ?? How many Black Neon tetra would you add to a ADA 60p please , no other fish , just 10 Amano shrimp and 20 crystal red shrimp , thanks guys 🤝🤝🤝💐💐
Hello, thanks for great video, can i ask about the Hemianthus Callitrichoides "Cuba"? Currently my plant has been set up 2 weeks and it appear brown algea, i plan to use seachem excel but read on some topic that “cuba” has been some conflict with gluta in excel seachem? Can you help on this. Thank you
I actually did a dark start while also changed water every other day for the first 2 weeks, so that the ammonia is not so high that it impedes the beneficial bacteria from growing and establishing (not sure if the impeding part is true or not)
Here you're running 20x\h filter and on a different 60p iwagumi a year ago you ran ada filter that does like 5x. What setup works better? (I have a fluval 406 (20x) or a tidal 35 (7x hob) to run on my 70liters iwagumi, not sure which to go with)
nice scape, it’s incredible how much a few rocks can transform a tank. ❤
The IAPLC needs to have a separate category for Iwagumi tanks. Though minimal, Iwagumi is just as beautiful and equal to the complicated aquatic plant layouts we've become accustomed to. Iwagumi was Takashi Amano's vision and we must never forget. You are a young and gifted sensei, Tommy. Love your work. ♥
Can't ever get enough of Tommy! So talented...so inspirational. THANK YOU!
I've watched u over the years grow from good to great to in my opinion one of the top elite aquascapers ...specially with stone.....u continue to inspire my friend thank u!!!
Simple and Nice
Great Video. Tommy's scapes and the little tips and explanations are very helpful. The use of that bold rock is very nice...
This hardscape is incredibly beautiful! Congratulations!
I love iwagumi tanks ❤, they are just so great
I love Iwagumi, especially this setup, and fishes are really good, Thank you, Green Aqua, for this video
Keep it simple! It looks great
Nice scape simple, perfect
i like it❤
Beautiful 😍
Beautiful carpet !
Excellent as always.
Nice
Really nice scape. I got inspired by your build and have build a iwagumi in a 45P which looks pretty similar to this one but I covered the rocks in kedagangs which looks just stunning
You always make this look so easy😂 You are so talented! You always do a beautiful job even when you step outside of your comfort zone, but these deceptively simple iwagumi scapes Really show off your skills!
Simple but beautiful!
Thanks, Tamás!
Rzetelne i sprawiedliwe akwarium boże ogółem.
Wunderschön ❤
Perfect
Nice work Tommy! I knw you love that style, love the hardscape! Thanks Tommy!
Türkiyeden selamlar başarılarınin devamını diliyorum.
Would love to see an update video on the tank in the hotel lobby in Tokaj!
I love these kind of single plant scapes.
I recently build one with Glass as the hardscape. It came up really, really stunning. Until Disaster stuck! 😅
I think the Axelrodi Rashbora needs dense vegetation but it seems they are doing okay. Great scape Tommy!
i may have to try this for a new project
looks cool
De bien bons conseils dont je prends note pour mon projet en court avec cuba 👍🏼
Lovley build. I always thing that a type of Danio is perfect for these types of scapes as there is no cover for fish to feel secure. The Danios can adapt to the rock I think better than others - though I suppose they are jumpers.
Hope you do a iwagumi when you come to horizon aquatics 😊
How do i get the backround to look like that, do you have a link to the backround paper and lighting method?
Lovely. I have all of this equipment and none of your skill. Love the green aqua crew and all of your work.
Anyone know if dry start would be a better method to get the carpet going for cuba?
brilliant. but how did they make that background in the aquarium?
greetings from Mexico.
ADA light screen. Of course you can diy yourself with leds etc etc.
Cuba is so nice , i have a thick carpet but full of Cladophora and all over my tank, so sad, don't really know what to do
Great setup Tommy , Question ?? How many Black Neon tetra would you add to a ADA 60p please , no other fish , just 10 Amano shrimp and 20 crystal red shrimp , thanks guys 🤝🤝🤝💐💐
An Iwagumi scape is always beautiful but way to boring for my taste. Thanks for all the awesome free content! 🙏🙏
Hello, thanks for great video, can i ask about the Hemianthus Callitrichoides "Cuba"? Currently my plant has been set up 2 weeks and it appear brown algea, i plan to use seachem excel but read on some topic that “cuba” has been some conflict with gluta in excel seachem? Can you help on this. Thank you
I actually did a dark start while also changed water every other day for the first 2 weeks, so that the ammonia is not so high that it impedes the beneficial bacteria from growing and establishing (not sure if the impeding part is true or not)
And yes it does significantly minimizes algae growth other than the usual brown diatom and green spot algae
And yes it does significantly minimizes algae growth other than the usual brown diatom and green spot algae
Tommy, I think you need to start using Dragon Stone. Come on you can do it! Say it with me.... IWAGUMI Dragon Ohko Stone!
hy Tommy.what ferts did you use in this tank?
Can power sand be re-used?
Here you're running 20x\h filter and on a different 60p iwagumi a year ago you ran ada filter that does like 5x. What setup works better?
(I have a fluval 406 (20x) or a tidal 35 (7x hob) to run on my 70liters iwagumi, not sure which to go with)
How long can grow up whole piece
Que plantas son
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amazing tank ruined by having the return right in front of the main stone. tiny details matter.