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We are a brand born of an obsession with performance, a belief in good science, and a knack for invention.
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We are a brand born of an obsession with performance, a belief in good science, and a knack for invention.
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September 28, 2022 1 min read
A simple 9 gallon tank above. The tank makes use of finely textured stem plants (Ludwigia arcuata, hemianthus glomeratus) and mosses which maintain a sense of scale even in a smaller tank.
The filter inflows & outlets are hidden behind the stone on the left to give the landscape a clean finish (you can see the piping at the top left of the tank).
A mixture of having a rimless tank, sleek light fixture, and planned hidden filter inflow/outflow allows one to have a photography-standard presentation of the tank at all times.
A 10 gallon aquarium tank by Cory Hopkins. You don't need a big planted tank to make a big impact. Often, concentrating efforts and funds into a small space makes better setups. A smaller planted aquarium also encourages experimentation and learning as the cost of failure is low.
A planted tank that is only 7 gallons (18"x11"x7.5") expertly scaped by Jeff Miotke. A testament that focused effort in a small setup can produce great results. Read his full journal and see his progression pics here.