Tommy's rock holding compilation was the highlight of this video. Also, 13:36, I had to take a second look on all of Luis' works because they looked like literal paintings!
To be honest, I'm not the biggest fan of Dragon Stones because I prefer grey rocks. But this scape is really cool with all its cracks and shadows. I would love to see its evolution in the next months 😊
@@GreenAquaShop thank you, i believe only GreenAqua channel that have many compilation of aquascape masters workshop. Hope you adding indonesians as your collection too in near future, cheers
9:37 i see the filter floss being use mostly to prevent the soils from rolling off the slope. In this case it seems to be use as an elevation. How do we do that? Will it be able to hold in the long run? Will the filter wool gets pressed down and gets compacted over time?🎉🎉
I haven't been a fan of dragon stone up to now, but this scape has definitely got me thinking. Question: the hollows in the stone look like they contain a lot of loose soil material - does it cloud the water, and would a hit with a pressure washer before starting the build help?
hi! grteat videos verGreat video, thanks for sharing all that knowledge with us! How do you keep all your tanks clean at the top where the surface of the water touches each glass wall to prevent calcium deposits with time?
sorry guys.. I always follow you.. your videos are fantastic.. here in Rome I can't find the Clithon horned snails and it seems that they are not recommended because they get used to fresh water but instead many reviews say that they are brackish water snails and therefore destined to die... is all this true or are they just stupid opinions??? I ask you who often use them together with amano shrimps and otocinclus
