This is by far my favorite scape I have found. I have been searching high and low for inspiration on a "River Bank" style scape and you knocked this one out of the park. Congrats on the ribbon it was well deserved and thanks for the inspiration.
I love the local scenery as reference. The finished tank looks awesome. I live in Tasmania (Australia) and I collect local wood, river sand and stones for my tanks. Our river water is often a deep rusty red, not muddy at all but red because of the tannins from the native grasses in the alpine areas. 6:03
My husband does bonsai, specifically "yamadori" bonsai -- which is where you go cut a part of tree or a young carefully-selected tree out of nature and train it to grow at home. This guy is already doing bonsai, in advanced form growing it in the water(!), cutting the new shoots to encourage close growth of new branches. I agree he could try some wiring though but I like the natural look!
Wow, well done Vinny!!!! Looks so true to the lake where you acquired the materials. I love the composition and it goes to show you dont need fancy tropical plants in every set up to create something magical😊 Here in the UK we have similar materials and i would like to try make an English biotope Big respect!!!
Super jealous of u finding that driftwood. How i wished theres streams or lakes or rivers in singapore. I'l be out in nature every chance i get. Anyways, super cool biotope. Yr video has been on repeat everytime im on youtube. Great job guy, love it!
Very cool tank. Sadly keeping the native fish of my country is not that straight forward most are just to big and/or not pretty to look at at all. Most of the ones that would be an option for an averagege sized living room tank are legally troublesome... And OC who wants too keep their living room in the winter at 5 degrees celsius.....
This is by far my favorite scape I have found. I have been searching high and low for inspiration on a "River Bank" style scape and you knocked this one out of the park. Congrats on the ribbon it was well deserved and thanks for the inspiration.
I wasn't expecting the driftwood to be alive and start growing on the tank 😭😭
I love the local scenery as reference. The finished tank looks awesome. I live in Tasmania (Australia) and I collect local wood, river sand and stones for my tanks. Our river water is often a deep rusty red, not muddy at all but red because of the tannins from the native grasses in the alpine areas. 6:03
Awesome job. I love the Sycamore Tree. You did a marvelous job showing our North American River, Creek, and Stream scenery.
Congrats on the success. Great scape.
Regards Duzzy🇦🇺
Thank you for posting this!! Minimal, naturalistic and efficient. Cheers!!!
Highly recommend looking into bonsai tree wiring and shaping. As well as that's growing you could make that incredible!
This! Have one part cascade over the left side of the tank and the rest wave over the water
My husband does bonsai, specifically "yamadori" bonsai -- which is where you go cut a part of tree or a young carefully-selected tree out of nature and train it to grow at home. This guy is already doing bonsai, in advanced form growing it in the water(!), cutting the new shoots to encourage close growth of new branches. I agree he could try some wiring though but I like the natural look!
Your video gives me chill vibes. Amazing work
This is pretty incredible work. Bravo.
Love from canada 🇨🇦 amazing video absolutely inspiring
Absolutely amazing and I'd love to see a video on the fish inside the tank too
I was shocked to see the tree start growing, fantastic and beautiful scape👍💯
Awesome job
This is incredible, keep it up!!!
Really like this, I’ve subscribed cause I’m looking forward to seeing more
I am your 33rd subscriber. I live in eastern Texas and am working on a similar project from a little creek near my property .
Looks wonderful btw.
That is stunning! Co grants and well deserved!
Beautiful work
Wow you cleaned up with this build!
That's really beautiful 👌
Wow, that is amazing.
Wow, well done Vinny!!!!
Looks so true to the lake where you acquired the materials. I love the composition and it goes to show you dont need fancy tropical plants in every set up to create something magical😊
Here in the UK we have similar materials and i would like to try make an English biotope
Big respect!!!
Good idea..!
Very nice.
Super jealous of u finding that driftwood. How i wished theres streams or lakes or rivers in singapore. I'l be out in nature every chance i get. Anyways, super cool biotope. Yr video has been on repeat everytime im on youtube. Great job guy, love it!
Incredible
这素材。简直绝了。
this is actually so cool
Bravo from Romania
Congratulations nice video
Really love this! Planning a wood river, yours comes very close to what I have in mind. If the root I chose will sprout like yours? So great!!!
Great video! Please update on the scape.
I saw minimum one lac aquriam setting on CZcams but this is best ever for me lifetime
Was für ein Glückpilz du doch bist, dass der Stamm anfängt zu wachsen! :D Tolles Aquarium
This came up amazing! The live treey is brilliant! Unique all round!
THIS is what I like to SEE!!
Great Vinny
Amazing wow....can you please share with us how you prepared the drift wood for it to be aquarium safe.
Love from INDONESIA
nice
😮 очень красивый аквариум вы специалист высокого уровня
Good ❤
Great job. Sorry if i missed it in the video, but what size tank?
one question, why the root doesn't leach tannin into the water? is it because the root is still alive?
Wowwwwwwww qual espécie de árvore é esse tronco..?
what kind of tree is that?
Warnut
You don’t treat the wood prior? Is that why you don’t add any fish?
What size aquarium?
Omg 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
What's your pump setup for filling the tank?
Standard Canister Filter
How do you gravel vac something like that.
I rarely gravel vac, but a turkey baster works well to kick up any mulm to be removed during a water change.
Couldn't the root growth break the glass at some point?
Great 💯
What plant ID you use for layout sir?
Honeysuckle
What wood is this?
Honeysuckle
Very cool tank. Sadly keeping the native fish of my country is not that straight forward most are just to big and/or not pretty to look at at all. Most of the ones that would be an option for an averagege sized living room tank are legally troublesome... And OC who wants too keep their living room in the winter at 5 degrees celsius.....