Aquarium Design - Tanglerose

Over 100 individual pieces of a unique type of thin, branchy driftwood were used to create the densely tangled two sided aquascape. Roseline Sharks, native to India, were used to complete the scene achieved a mysterious and balanced layout.

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[ADGVibe]

Khannie, that is not manzanita. I can't quite recall the name of the driftwood off the top of my head, but I'll get back to you on it - Frank.

[tle041]

These fishes get quite large. Personally, I would take out half of these fishes. They barely have any swimming room.

[schtals]

I would do a collection of mosses in a tank like this one. Looks nice, but kind of lacks something.

[huntbig1s]

all your tank set ups are great but do need some plants ...

[aaronschool296]

For anyone going to ask the question, these are denasonii barbs, also known as denasons barb, roseline sharks, and a few other names. They range from 10-30$ each.

[GroinStabbingPro]

Full tank shots in your videos please :)

[paragiotis82]

@dradenlovelorne the desert has no water...lol!

[baseballhunter99]

@tle041 peta fag

[AndyBodyHome]

needs some green....

[dradenlovelorne]

I know you keep getting comments about how bare it looks, but it looks just like a desert. And for me desert is a stunning beautiful place that you managed to recreate here, like there are flying fishes. Its a great desert tank :)

[RealFan]

Looks like a cemetery.

[schizobipolarjoe]

@plasmaball243 big rocks, or buy a concert drill bit, and dill throw slate with it. after that use stainless steal screws and screw the slate to the drift wood. last cover the slate with the substrate...

[Junglecp]

Where can we get this overseas(europe) i would love to now where to get that wood