Nature Style

This charming aquascape by Dou Mok uses humble round rocks as the bedrock of the scape....

This tank is located at Sumida aquarium and makes use of large Java fern and bolbitis to good effect...

This aquascape shows off the beauty of bolbitis and java fern that have matured in the aquascape for some time...

"Live setup" by Fernando Ferreira for the CIPs 2017 event.

In this aquascape we get a sense of entering a mysterious forest. The dark background...

This beautiful aquascape recreates an underwater view of a rocky stream. The scene is flanked by a forest...

This diorama achieves a great sense of depth and perspective through several techniques...

This lush aquascape uses a selection of slower-growing (and therefore easier to maintain) plants...

This aquascape exemplifies the potential of a planted tank without injected CO2. 

This tank demonstrates that using large sized hardscape well with great composition can make a large impact...

This aquascape makes good use of moss and bucephalandra to show off a variety of leaf textures and tonal values...

In this aquascape, good volume is demonstrated in a small tank here through the stacking of rocks and wood hardscape and the usage of Java fern and Anubias to fill in the gaps.

This dramatically lit aquascape gives one the feeling of entering a dark, peaceful forest.

This is an good example of a Ryoboku - an aquascaping style that makes use of wood pieces composed with bunched plants for volume. 

Java fern and cryptocoryne species are shade tolerant and are good for filling out spaces that are slightly shaded such as below the wood in this aquascape.