Read our article on shallow Nature Aquariums. Professional aquascaper and founder of The Green Machine James Findley explains that not only are shallow aquariums incredibly fun to work with, but they also make it very simple to achieve outstanding results, and present ample opportunity for individual experimentation and artistic interpretation. James Findley’s latest work entitled ‘Tributary’ demonstrates what can be achieved with these unusual aquariums. James chose the ADA Cube Garden 120-F (120x30x20cm ) because…
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“Nature’s Chaos” Aquascape by James Findley – The Making Of
This 150 x 150 x 75 cm Nature Aquarium by professional aquascaper James Findley is growing in beautifully – it is definitely one of the most stunning works we have ever had on display. Call in store to see it, or watch this space for more coverage. Of course, nothing comes close to seeing it for yourself, but because we know that not everyone can travel to see us regularly, we will be releasing more…
The Power of ADA – A Do!aqua Nature Aquarium
Congratulations to Stuart Worrall, a customer of The Green Machine, for being selected to showcase what can be achieved with the ADA and Do!aqua Nature Aquarium systems. This Aquascape Journal was created and photographed by Stuart – we think it shows the beauty and unsurpassed class of the ADA Nature Aquarium system to perfection! ADA are looking for more people like Stuart; people with a passion for aquascaping, an eye for photography and some experience…
Riverbank Aquascape @ The Green Machine by James Findley
This aquascape was created by aquatic artist James Findley, creative director of The Green Machine. It is currently on display at The Green Machine shop in Wrexham, UK, among many other stunning aquatic displays. Please come and visit it yourself to see how it is progressing… if you are passionate about tropical aquascaping we would love to meet you. We sell everything for the planted tank, aquariums, substrate, true natural hardscape, filtration, tools, glassware, plants,…
Iwagumi Aquascapes: An Introduction
The term Iwagumi is commonplace in the aquascaping world. It is used to refer to an aquascape that traditionally uses stone as the only hardscape material. Iwagumi’s are captivating and beautiful: they seem to have a mystical sense to them and an ability to captivate even the most fidgety of people – it is hard to forget your first Iwagumi, but what exactly is an Iwagumi? Read on to find out… The term Iwagumi was…