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Hi Steve san, I hope you are doing well! I have watched this video now for the 5th time and it helped me a lot with my first iwagumi aquascape 🙏 it took me several months by learning, planning and the most time of it was my confidence to start. Its so great to have all this helpfull information in just one video 🙏thank you for sharing all this information with us. I hope you will have a wonderful weekend! With love from the Netherlands 🇳🇱 Stefan

Love this. How do you take this hard scape out when you want to do a new scape

Steve was always my favorite scraper and I'm so happy that he is doing a lot more content than a few years back.

Actually Steve you are n**s. Just wow, always wanted to do a scape rocks hanging like this but just couldnt find a way or video to do it. Really man this is heaven on earth

My man you are talented. I can never be able to do a setup that nice while talking through the whole process, ma 1MB ram would make me freeze

Steve called it a 60p which i think is incorrect? It is a uns 60u right? Lol

Was the rock held together with that landscape foam? The other parts superglue?

Amazing talk + amazing looking scape 10/10

Thanks for sharing your knowledge. For competition tanks, do you prefer to start them in DSM, in a dark start, or in a traditional way from day one?

always something new to learn from your video.

another way is to just frost the sides of the tank when making the tank if thats going to be diy

Question @SteveScapesYT. How much will the rocks cost for a scape like this? Not everyone will be able to afford soo much stone at one time. What is your advise to someone that loves scaping but has a budget?

The perspective of this scape is immaculate. I really love the way you shaped the "path" to the vanishing point in the final picture, its so subtle yet intricate. The way the towering rock outscales the flat ones at the end point to create even more depth is just artistic. Thanks a lot for this video workshop Steve! Looking forward to your competition scapes this year, all the best!

I'm always amazed at your skill to build an amazing natural looking high impact aquascape. The commentary and communication of the building process is second to none! A true master that we all can learn from. My goal is to create an aquascape that communicates nature and that hasn't been created, just formed over time. Love all of your work!

I was there and it was unbelievable how time flew and the art gained gravity and dimension as you did your thing.

Awesome work Steve 👏🏼 👌 👍 🙌 💪

Beautiful Hardscape! I know I said it before but every time I watch one of your videos I learn so much. You are a master!

Absolutely love listening to your stories while doing the most mondane of tasks. Amazing how the expanding foam played a role in the stability of that main piece of rock in the end. Didn't think it would be that stable. Wow

I really enjoyed this hardscape video Steven. It’s inspiring me to scape something similar

Absolutely amazing Hard scape!

Absolutely amazing!

Finally the video is here!!! Thankz for sharing your ideas. Great work

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nice tips!

Great video 🌿

Hey Steven, you mentioned your tank is swamp with algae and it seems you are not concerned at all. How do you deal with it come photo shoot time?

Really cool demonstration! 🤩

Great quick scape tutorial, the gloves you were using what brand are they? Thank you from NYC

Such a nice place,,,, tiny aquatics and in the back such big,,,,,, 😏😏

Incredible talent

Loved watching you put these hardscapes together so fast

No US Distributor for Life Aqua :(

Hope this guy get more support from aquascaping community I learned a lot from this amazing guy

Great tips as usual! 👍

bro u asking someone to sponsor an ro unit.. it won't even cost much to build one yourself.. 😂 trust my buy a booster pump.. and a ro diaphragm and sediment and charcoal filter fit them together and you have a ro unit that can give u around 500lts in a day.. super easy super cheap to make.. 😊 I made my own unit and i get tds like around 10-15 from 350 tap water

Actually is the other way around: the one in the left is prime pro ex and the one in the right is prime pro. But I'm still following you :))

Are those all rocks and substrate? Can the tank and cabinet hold that weight, or you used expanding foam? Thanks!

Let’s go 28 mins of Stevescapes

i hope someone will answer me..... i'm newbie here in aquascaping, and i would like to try to participate in iaplc,.. is there a fee or a membership fee in iaplc..? and it is ok to set up a tank now then after 1 or 2yrs i will enter that tank.. thanks....

Wow! Great to see....sorry, hear your progress so far. Always seems to me that its cutting timescale very fine for IAPLC...end May deadline. So many strong lights, for 8 hours. I would end up with more algae that plants😂. Obvously it works🤔

Do we compulsory needs to clean green spot algae from the wood. If don’t , Do we have any disadvantages in the iaplc.

It may be different if you live on Long Island, but the water in Manhattan tends to be very soft off the tap. I usually get around 50 ppm. It can go up to 100ppm depending on the season. Beware that you may get some levels of phosphorus in the water at time which can trigger bad algae

Another question…can you enter a scape that’s over say a year old or so if it’s never been seen rather then building a new scape in such a short time ?

Was wondering when we would get an update! This stuff if interesting!

First comment ! Congrats

This is amazing! I just started making aquascapes a few months ago and your videos are an inspiration. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!

Hi Steven, It is so great to learn from a real expert😊. Thank you sharing all your tips/ techniques with building this beautiful piece of Nature. Have a wonderful day and hope to see more videos like this 🙏 Stefan

Great tutorial!

Great video, please continue to share your masterskills 🤩

Master skill🤷🤡🤡🤡