Bermuda Inspired Aquascape

January 14th, 2014

Back in April I had the pleasure to travel to Bermuda to speak to the Bermuda Fry-Angle Aquarium Society. While I was there, my wife and I took some time to site see, walk the beaches, etc. I noticed that the beaches are all lined with a gray sandstone, with scrub brush and palms above them. Many of the scrub is mixed in with dead underbrush, bleached white by the sun.

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Up close, the sandstone really looks similar to basalt and the underbrush looks a lot like sandblasted manzanita. I had all of these materials in my fishroom

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, so I decided to put together a Bermuda-inspired scape. I mainly used Syngonanthus anomalous ‘Madiera’ with some Staurogyne ‘Porto Velho’ in the foreground.

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This picture was taken back in July. In a future post

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, I’ll show how it’s evolved and grown in…

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2 Responses to “Bermuda Inspired Aquascape”

  1. Scott Says:
    January 15th, 2014 at 11:48 am

    Looks awesome Kris! Can’t wait to see how its evolved.

  2. guitarfish Says:
    January 17th, 2014 at 7:00 pm

    Thanks Scott! I posted some more updates, check out the next post.