On Sunday 3rd November 2013 James Findley performed an ADA NAture Aquarium demonstration in Charterhouse Aquatics’ East London showroom. The layout was an Iwagumi which was created in a stunning all ADA setup. We are plannign on updating this page in future with more shots of the maturing aquascape. Like this article? Read more like this… ADA’s Substrate Article – Characteristics of Substrate Materials Unperceivable Just by Their Appearance Summer Time is Wabi-Kusa Time….get your…
This Friday the 26th July James will be aquascaping another of our huge display aquariums at The Green Machine (Wrexham) to create something new and stunning. He has something very special in mind for this colossal tank which is approx. 229 x 91 x 76 cm in size.He has been sorting through our tons of fossilised wood and has chosen some pieces which can hardly be lifted by hand- some in excess of 60kg per…
James Findley, famous aquascaper and founder of The Green Machine will perform an ADA Nature Aquarium Demonstration at Emperor Tropicals, in Tavistock, Devon on Saturday 14th April 2012.He will be demonstrating some of his Nature Aquarium skills and knowledge to an audience of aquascapers, as well as traing Emperor Tropicals staff in the art of Nature Aquarium Goods and Aquascaping. The shop is open from 10am-5pm. This will be a casual event and will probably…
“Autumn in Isle of Man” by Oliver Knott. To celebrate TGM’s UK distribution of the Tropica Aquacare range, we hosted a free aquascaping demonstration on Sunday 13th September 2009 by the renowned German artist Oliver Knott. As always the event was a great success, the atmosphere was unique with the perfect mix of excitement, enthusiasm and good humour throughout the day. The full online journal is located on The Green Machine website here.
“Autumn in Isle of Man” by Oliver Knott. To celebrate TGM’s UK distribution of the Tropica Aquacare range, we hosted a free aquascaping demonstration on Sunday 13th September 2009 by the renowned German artist Oliver Knott. As always the event was a great success, the atmosphere was unique with the perfect mix of excitement, enthusiasm and good humour throughout the day. The full online journal is located on The Green Machine website here.