Cool video Stephen :) Shame it hasnt picked up more views yet, im sure it will! Very cool scape, simple but just works really well. Loved the little trick with the material to wick water down the rock to the moss ! I did somthing similar with a old shoelace in my last setup to wick water up a piece of driftwood that was poking well above the water line :) Keep it up mate look foward to more videos
nice scape only one thing missing, there a good scope of making water fall from the stone water is dripping down from the stone slowly it will add beauty + oxygen in the water
Thanks for the comment Sanjay. The water does drip down quite nicely on the stone and drips into the water in certain places. Difficult to see in the video though.
I run my lights for 12 hours a day. No ferts and the filter is always running but the fogger is not, depending on how much I feel like refilling the evap.
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What’s up Scapers! Hit that like button to show some love and drop a comment to let me know how you think it turned out!
Absolutely stunning, I like the clever usage of cord to spread the water on the stone! I need one too now...
First time I am seeing a video on RUclips with no dislikes ❤️👍
Cool video Stephen :) Shame it hasnt picked up more views yet, im sure it will! Very cool scape, simple but just works really well. Loved the little trick with the material to wick water down the rock to the moss ! I did somthing similar with a old shoelace in my last setup to wick water up a piece of driftwood that was poking well above the water line :) Keep it up mate look foward to more videos
i keep watching and watching and it makes me want one so bad...! for the price tag i gotta be patient. beautiful set up !
Love the simplicity of the desigN!!!!
this is soo cool man, do you mind sharing the plants and other products you used?
This is beautiful, Stephen! Can you list what plants you used? I am new to the aquascaping hobby.
Thanks! Peacock moss, Anubias Nana, bucaphalandra wavy green and hydrocotyle tripartita.
Wow 👏 😮
Keep up the great work
just got this in my recommends thus i'm a new subscriber.
Hey there! Thanks for following! Several videos coming up, hope you enjoy!
Awesome
hello, i have a question, where do you get your wood and rocks from.
I wanna see updates for this
Upcoming project is a Rescape of this tank! Will release a new vid!
nice scape only one thing missing, there a good scope of making water fall from the stone water is dripping down from the stone slowly it will add beauty + oxygen in the water
Thanks for the comment Sanjay. The water does drip down quite nicely on the stone and drips into the water in certain places. Difficult to see in the video though.
Nice job 👍
Hey Stephen! Awesome! I just got mine up and running. what kinda light schedule did you use? any ferts? and did you constantly wet it? thanks!
I run my lights for 12 hours a day. No ferts and the filter is always running but the fogger is not, depending on how much I feel like refilling the evap.
What thread did you use
Where do you get those little filters where you attach the moss to
They come with the DOOA Terra 30 kit. But if you want to make your own you can order some filter sponges and cut your own pieces.
How do you attach the small plants on the rock? It looks like knead...
Most of the time I just slot them into cracks. But I will use super glue if necessary.
What kinda stones are those?
What is the wick type material under moss on the rocks?
Acrylic yarn.
what moss do you use ?
Alfin F peacock moss.
Isnt it the paluda system not the terra?
No, this is the Terra 30. The Paluda is fully enclosed.
one month later the video quality somehow degraded quite contrary to the plants health...
What rock is that bro?
It’s Sansui stone.