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.
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.
In this Dutch Style Tank (which meets the rather strict definition set by the Dutch Society for Aquarists NBAT), we enter an extraordinary walled garden...
In this beautiful variation of a Japanese Iwagumi, the usually sparse landscape is replaced by a richly populated plant community, with vibrant greens...
In a nod to classic Japanese Iwagumi, this beautifully structured aquascape by Jeff Miotke involves a complement of Seiryu stones arranged in a manner that...
This vibrant 'Dutch Style' tank goes with a more naturalistic feel than the strict definition of a Dutch Style Tank, with the close intermingling of the varied species.
This beautiful, densely planted aquascape fits the definition of a Dutch Style Tank if one were to follow the rather strict criteria set up by the Dutch Society for Aquarists (NBAT).
This beautifully manicured Dutch Style Tank (that meets the incredibly strict criteria set by the Dutch Society for Aquarists, NBAT) presents a tapestry of varied plant forms that exemplifies the Dutch Style...
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