Just rescaped my tank

[BigDaddyAdo]

Da daaaaaaaaa !!!!!!!

http://i258.photobucket.com/albums/hh264/BigDaddyAdo/IMG_7000.jpg

http://i258.photobucket.com/albums/hh264/BigDaddyAdo/IMG_7001.jpg

http://i258.photobucket.com/albums/hh264/BigDaddyAdo/IMG_7002.jpg

[mcloughlin2]

Very nice. I don't recall how big this tank is? Those discus look huge in it!

[BigDaddyAdo]

Its 3ft. I'm hoping to upgrade to a bigger tank next year.

[Merrilyn]

It looks great Ado. Love what you've done with substrate.

[swampy1972]

Awesome Ado!!

[BigDaddyAdo]

Thanks guys ;)

[AHC]

Saweeet. Love to see you do something like this in a bigger tank. :D

[BigDaddyAdo]

Saweeet. Love to see you do something like this in a bigger tank. :D

So would I !!!! ;)

[Discus Planetarium]

looks good mate ausom discus big driftwood to and plants

[goodoo]

It looks good . I like the lotus and the way there alive my lotus allways die. Nice one .

[BigDaddyAdo]

I have had those loutus' (2 x Red Tiger, I x Red Malay and the Tri Coloured) for about 3 years now I think.

[aquafrogstuff]

Ado, great effort. couple questions. did you completely remove the original substrate? I'm thing of doing a similar make-over, but I've heard about pH spikes etc etc if you completely remove/replace the original substrate. Did you notice any movement in the pH when you did the rescaping?

[BigDaddyAdo]

Ph was steady. I didnt change the sand this time.

I changed the sand about a year ago. As its inert it made no difference to the Ph.

If your current substrate is ADA or some other soil that buffers the Ph then you may see a change in the Ph when you change the substrate.