3 Aquascaping Styles Everyone Should Try
Jurijs Jutjajevs
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There is no single way to create a great aquascape. In this video, I’m bringing together three very different aquariums and three completely different approaches to aquascaping.
From an aquarium without any aquatic plants, to a dramatic Penjing-inspired landscape, and finally a densely planted Nano Ryuboku that I followed for an entire year.
Each of these projects taught me something different – and each style is worth trying at least once.
00:12 Hardscape Only
11:58 Nano Ryuboku
27:23 Penjing Style
1. HARDSCAPE ONLY
Can you create a beautiful aquarium without using a single aquatic plant?
For this setup, I wanted to explore exactly that. Instead of relying on plants, the entire composition is built around wood, rocks, substrate and negative space. It’s a very different approach to a traditional planted aquascape and puts much more emphasis on the hardscape itself.
For the complete setup, equipment and materials used in this aquarium:
My First Hardscape Only Aquarium: Cinemati...
2. NANO RYUBOKU
The smallest aquarium of the three – but also the one I followed for the longest.
This Nano Ryuboku uses wood as the main structural element, surrounded by dense aquatic planting to create a lush, mature underwater landscape. In the tutorial, I show the complete creation of the aquascape as well as how it developed over 365 days, including the transformation from a freshly planted aquarium into the final mature layout.
For the complete setup, equipment, plant list and materials:
My Best Nano Aquascape after 365 Days! Ste...
3. PENJING STYLE
This aquascape takes inspiration from traditional Chinese Penjing landscapes, recreating the feeling of a much larger mountainous landscape inside an aquarium.
The composition is built around several dramatic rock formations covered in greenery, creating small islands and peaks with a strong sense of scale and depth. The aquarium was designed specifically as a home for Pea Puffers, combining aquascaping with the requirements of these fascinating little fish.
For the complete setup, equipment, plants and hardscape materials:
I made a Pea Puffer Aquarium: Cinematic Aq...
...
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3 Aquascaping Styles Everyone Should Try
Jurijs Jutjajevs
79,031 views
WERBEVIDEO | 3 Aquascaping Styles Everyone Should Try
Aquascaping Merch https://mosscotton.com/shop/ *
There is no single way to create a great aquascape. In this video, I’m bringing together three very different aquariums and three completely different approaches to aquascaping.
From an aquarium without any aquatic plants, to a dramatic Penjing-inspired landscape, and finally a densely planted Nano Ryuboku that I followed for an entire year.
Each of these projects taught me something different – and each style is worth trying at least once.
00:12 Hardscape Only
11:58 Nano Ryuboku
27:23 Penjing Style
1. HARDSCAPE ONLY
Can you create a beautiful aquarium without using a single aquatic plant?
For this setup, I wanted to explore exactly that. Instead of relying on plants, the entire composition is built around wood, rocks, substrate and negative space. It’s a very different approach to a traditional planted aquascape and puts much more emphasis on the hardscape itself.
For the complete setup, equipment and materials used in this aquarium:
My First Hardscape Only Aquarium: Cinemati...
2. NANO RYUBOKU
The smallest aquarium of the three – but also the one I followed for the longest.
This Nano Ryuboku uses wood as the main structural element, surrounded by dense aquatic planting to create a lush, mature underwater landscape. In the tutorial, I show the complete creation of the aquascape as well as how it developed over 365 days, including the transformation from a freshly planted aquarium into the final mature layout.
For the complete setup, equipment, plant list and materials:
My Best Nano Aquascape after 365 Days! Ste...
3. PENJING STYLE
This aquascape takes inspiration from traditional Chinese Penjing landscapes, recreating the feeling of a much larger mountainous landscape inside an aquarium.
The composition is built around several dramatic rock formations covered in greenery, creating small islands and peaks with a strong sense of scale and depth. The aquarium was designed specifically as a home for Pea Puffers, combining aquascaping with the requirements of these fascinating little fish.
For the complete setup, equipment, plants and hardscape materials:
I made a Pea Puffer Aquarium: Cinematic Aq...
...
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