Let's see Tank Pics OVER TIME

[MichelleSG]

Antone what is the broad leaf green plant between the begonia and jewel orchid near the ground? It's got an awesome leaf structure, can the frogs sit on it?

[Groundhog]

Antone, this tank rules.

1) How moist is the substrate--"crumbly, barely moist" or "pretty damp"?

2) Are you tellin' me that the Ludisia "nigrescens" actually stays that small? Smaller than the Macodes?!? (Yoo hoo, Josh ;-)

Peace,

G

[nathan]

Heres my 45 for my fine spot azureus

When it was first planted



A couple months ago



I'll have to get some pics today of it as well . . .

[Groundhog]

Nice tank, Nathan!

I want to thank everyone for participating--let's keep it going. I think this can show people how plants grow and change over time. People can then plan their tanks for "finishing."

As for me, I am no photographer, but I shall try to get some new pics within the next week.

P.S. I don't think I am the only who finds these tanks to be inspirational :-)

[JoshH]

Mine.......over the course of two years.

[Groundhog]

Oh, baby!

What is the Philo on the right?

[JoshH]

Originally Posted by Groundhog

Oh, baby!

What is the Philo on the right?

Philo verrucosum......staying small for over a year now!

[bobzarry]

Sorry to see your having such a hard time growing your plants in that Viv Josh

[hydrophyte]

This couple of shots shows how the plants have grown in for the layout that I replanted in my 50-gallon riparium setup earlier this summer.

This shot here is dated 1 June 2010.



And this is the quick FTS from last week, dated 27 August 2010.

[hydrophyte]

Nice setup Josh!

What is the aroid-looking thing with the dark-patterned leaves in the lower right of this picture?

Originally Posted by JoshH