30 - 12/11/2023, 3:13

Sunken treasure

A nano tank layout featuring Sunken treasure, 26L, by David Pérez. Driftwood and Seiryu stones set the depth lines of the frame.

The hardscape with Driftwood sets the rhythm; planting should support those lines without burying them. On the plant side, the layout leans toward mosses and epiphytes with species such as Wepping moss, hemianthus micranthemoides, anubias — trim in layers so hardscape still breathes. Just a translucid film substrate helps stabilize root-zone nutrition in the early weeks.

Chihiros vivid mini. lighting sits at a moderate-to-high technical level for this nano tank. Eheim 2213 filtration needs enough turnovers without blasting the hardscape; browse matching filters. High-tech nanos react badly to sudden large water changes — keep a steady schedule.

Livestock (Hyphessobrycon Amandae) fits this nano tank — prefer species that will not dig up the substrate and wreck hardscape lines.

Setup notes: In this small tank, I have tried to simulate the riverbank. Where trees fall and create shelters for the fish.

Lighting, filtration, substrate, and plant details sit in the specs table below, or browse more layouts in Collection.

Setup specifications

Dimensions35 × 35 × 22 cm
Layout nameSunken treasure
Volume26L
BackgroundJust a translucid film
LightingChihiros vivid mini.
FiltrationEheim 2213
PlantsWepping moss, hemianthus micranthemoides, anubias, bucephalandras, murdannia kesiak, eleocharis mini
Fish / shrimpHyphessobrycon Amandae
HardscapeDriftwood, Seiryu stones, Amazonia soil, La plata sand
NotesIn this small tank, I have tried to simulate the riverbank. Where trees fall and create shelters for the fish.

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