Professional aquascaper and founder of The Green Machine James Findley will be completing an ADA Nature Aquarium Demonstration in London on Sunday 3rd November 2013. The demonstration will be held at the new showroom of Charterhouse Aquatics. Watch this space for more information. James will be planting a 90cm Cube Garden Aquarium complete with ADA CO2 Tower, Super Jet Filter and Garden Stand.
This is one of James’ shallow display aquariums for The Green Machine. Note James’ pioneering use of terrestrial moss on the fossilised wood above the surface of the water. Full details to follow in the video/journal. Click the above image to see a larger version of the finished aquascape. The following video is an interview with James on the subject of this nature aquarium: Setup Specifications AQUARIUM & CABINET ADA Cube Garden 120-F (120 x…
Today is an informal demonstration where visitors can watch James Findley and our team planting the latest in-store display aquascape which is 229 x 91 x 76 cm in size. The hardscape was completed This stream is video only (no sound) and will likely last most of the day (until around 5-6pm). As it’s an informal demo the aquascape will likely come together slowly. We will also be filming the day to produce a video…
This is a quick 360° walk around shot of the hardscape- planting will commence in 3 weeks. This is James Findley’s latest aquascape which he has entitled ‘Arizona’. We are publishing this to show the completed hardscape at the end of the day of aquascaping which was broadcast live on 26th July 2013 from The Green Machine in Wrexham, UK. In approximately 3 weeks time James will be planting the aquarium. This day will be…
Today is an informal demonstration where visitors can watch James Findley and our team assemble the latest in-store display aquascape- 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 piece! He has another technically…