HiWelcome to the board! Those are some nice tanks! I like the subtlety of the backgrounds. Can you explain how you did that? Is it wood in the background with loose tree fern fiber silconed to it? Looks like there is some sort of fill in there, too. Good work!
Mark
Hey Mark,Welcome to the board! Those are some nice tanks! I like the subtlety of the backgrounds. Can you explain how you did that? Is it wood in the background with loose tree fern fiber silconed to it? Looks like there is some sort of fill in there, too. Good work!
Mark
There are. I stopped using tree fern on backgrounds or in substrate mixes years ago for that reason, but I do still see it frequently in Euro builds. Looks nice, works great, but not very eco-friendly.I have thought about using something like that before, but I thought there were issues with sustainable harvest on those products.
Mark
[Off-topic answer]Looks nice, works great, but not very eco-friendly...
Yes, our elected representatives leave a lot to be desired. That doesn't entail that some citizens can't do what they are able to minimize the harm.You probably forgot for a moment that America, and then, in particular the U.S. is the second most polluting nation in the world? And that it even left the Paris climate agreement (CO2) in 2017?
It is also very difficult when choosing materials to imitate a piece of nature. On the one hand you want to use natural products, on the other you make the choice to use chemical productsYes, our elected representatives leave a lot to be desired. That doesn't entail that some citizens can't do what they are able to minimize the harm.
I wasn't consulted in either of those situations. I stated MY position on the Dicksonia issue.[Off-topic answer]
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You probably forgot for a moment that America, and then, in particular the U.S. is the second most polluting nation in the world? And that it even left the Paris climate agreement (CO2) in 2017?
Furthermore, I agree that we should be careful not to rob the world of nature.