Un bout de nature by olileon
Dec 11th, 2008 by admin
Olileon planted tank. tank size : 160cm*60cm*60cm (576 liters). This tank name : “un bout de nature”.
I use Powersand, Clear super, Bacter 100, Tourmaline BC and Aquasoil Amazonia. Lightining : 3*150W HQI (5200K). For fertilization : Tropica Aquacare Alimentation+, Easylife Easycarbo and CO2.
The hardscape at the beginning :
Olileon separate the ADA Soil from Sand
For lighting, Olileon use 3*150W HQI (5200K)
After two months :
For plants : echinodorus tenellus, eleocharis parvula, rotala rotundifolia sp green, rotala indica, bacopa caroliniana, eustralis stellata, ludwigia arcuata, bolbitis heudelotii, hygrophilia polysperma, cryptocoryne parva and wendtii.
And with Oliieon son 
Source : Aquatic Plant Central
Tags: aquasoil, aquasoil amazonia, bacter 100, clear super, planted tank, powersand, tank size, tourmaline BC
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I really appreciate it if someone could answer this question for me: Can you grow Dragon trees/plants in water with pebbles? If not, what are some easy care plants that can be grown in water with pebbles (besides “lucky bamboo”) please help!!
you can ask this question at http://www.aquaticplantcentral.com/forumapc/aquascaping/54329-un-bout-de-nature.html
Thank you!
Dear Olileon,
What is the name of the plant in jpg frame #8? I had a wonderful aqua plant years back that was very fine leaf. The man I bought it from just called it ‘aquarium grass’..obviously has other names. Anyway I would cut it with a scissors and plant it and it would be form of little shrubs and grew fast. It was beautiful but alas after several years I got a bad dark algae on it and it all died out. I can not find it locally in any aquatic stores. (bunch plant) and it rooted along stems like your photo -but very small leaves and rich pretty green. I’d love to know more about what the plant may have been
thanks / Llewellyn
stunning tank , beautifull set up.
Wow, that’s a gorgeous tank! A lot of planning and time went into it, but not in vain!