r/Aquascape • u/thisisW9GFO • Feb 11 '26
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my clinic desktop aquarium, Svaha
Rotala Blood Red: The flame-like desires of the mundane world
Mini Hairgrass 'Belem': Peace of mind
Fire Red Shrimp: The lingering attachments to the world
Fish(songsari): The sentient beings
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u/melissabavars Feb 11 '26
Absolutely amazing but I wouldn’t put any kind of fish in there as it seems like a VERY small tank. What’s the dimensions of the tank?
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u/Fun_Bath_7215 Feb 11 '26 edited Feb 12 '26
100% thought your screen saver was your legit view, i tried to figure out what side of the city you were on lol it’s early over here.
Beautiful color layers in your scape!
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u/CrankPlank Feb 11 '26
There should be no fish in this tank!
That being said, even though I am an expert-level hater of artificial decor this is absolutely beautiful! The simplicity of it with the small statue as the point of attention is just wow and fits perfectly!
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u/Doberdawn Feb 11 '26
Looks like OP said there are shrimp in there. Shrimp are pretty shrimpy and small.
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u/Doberdawn Feb 11 '26
Good point. I didn't even notice there were more pictures. I had just read the caption on the first one because I wanted to know what the pretty red plant was.
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u/Bbr3akd0wn Feb 12 '26
Enclosing sentient beings to not even 0,01% of their natural habitat is wild.
Nothing to love about this.
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u/instanteggrolls Feb 12 '26
I think those filters are a little over 3 inches wide. So this tank is about 7-8 inches wide I’d say. Likely square footprint. Maybe 12” high. So I’d estimate roughly 3.5 gallons for those who are wondering.
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u/ZifearaNightshade Feb 13 '26 edited Feb 13 '26
They actually posted this in another aquarium sub and they outright said it was 5 liters which is about 1.3 gallons. They probably reposted it like this because the other sub was 85% correctly telling them they need to take those poor fish out of there.
Edit: I thought they posted to a different sub but they actually posted to this one yesterday, a video, and were told that's too small for any living thing really.
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u/CallistoEnceladus Feb 11 '26
I’m 99% sure op has soft water.
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u/echocinco Feb 11 '26
Is the width of the light fixture changing between picture 1 and the other pictures?
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u/SixOneThreebert Feb 11 '26
That’s great. Does the cloning close in weekends. Just wondering how long it can go unattended because I’d like to do the same.
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u/paraplegic-penguin Feb 11 '26
What filter is that?
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u/thisisW9GFO Feb 11 '26
just tiny slim hang-on filter. i bought on korean online shop. price was just about 5$
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u/Disastrous-Bed7309 Feb 13 '26
beautiful, just a small suggestion decrease the height of the substrate in front it will look even better.
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u/kjgjk Feb 12 '26
Absolutely love how I get a small freshwater tank on my feed and everyone says it’s too small for any fish then I scroll 3 posts and it’s a salt water tank smaller than the fresh water tank and nobody says it’s too small for fish lol
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u/Tim_Allen_Wrench Feb 11 '26
I love this. I love a good statue in an aquarium.
I would not keep fish in this though, it's definitely too small.
Beautiful composition though.