Follow this link to read the full aquascape journal including over 70 photos not included in this video. Featuring step by step… Assembly of the intricate Lava Rock hardscape material using a hot glue gun. Planting of each aquatic plant. Discussion of composition theory. Explanation of plant and technique choices. Grown in footage of the finished piece. TGM Substrate Supports Available here: https://thegreenmachineonline.com/shop/aquatics/substrate-system-substrate-additives/substrate/tgm-substrate-supports/ Visit our website for more articles, videos, and loads of Nature Aquarium…
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‘Altitude’ Aquascape by James Findley
James tries his hand at this new interesting format – an ADA Cube Garden 90-H (W90×D45×H60 cm) tall aquarium – after recently exploring the shallow aquarium format with his famous ‘Tributary’ aquascape layout in an ADA Cube Garden 120-F (W120×D30×H20 cm). This tutorial article will lead you step-by-step through the creation of this truw Nature Aquarium. Over 70 photos of the whole process are included here along with a documentary video which our film crew…
Re-scape of 120-F by James Findley on Saturday 25th May
On Saturday 25th May 2013 James Findley will be re-scaping the ADA Cube Garden 120-F in store. The 120-F is currently home to Tributary and we are sad to see it go, but we are really excited about James’ new work, which promises to be something special! To see a video of Tributary, view our You Tube Channel. James Findley is a famous aquascaper, founder of The Green Machine and author of numerous articles for…
Wabi-Kusa Tutorial: Cube by James Findley
Read our full journal of this Wabi Kusa on our website here: https://thegreenmachineonline.com/articles/journals/wabi-kusa-cube-james-findley Wabi Kusa is the new aquascaping craze- ideal for beginners and experienced aquascapers alike. They can fit in any room, require little maintenance once set up and look stunning. Browse our videos and website articles to learn more… https://thegreenmachineonline.com/articles/tips-techniques/wabi-kusa https://thegreenmachineonline.com/articles/news/summer-time-wabi-kusa-timeget-your-wabi
Summer Time is Wabi-Kusa Time….get your Wabi on!
Summer is on its way… which means it is the perfect time to experiment with your first Wabi-kusa! Wabi-kusa can be kept all year round, but are a little easier to keep in summer when the weather is naturally warmer. Image: Wabi-kusa Cube by James Findley We can now provide absolutely everything you need to make a stunning Wabi-kusa; – TGM Substrate Balls, developed by James Findley, available in medium and large – Do!aqua be…