thoughts on aquatic pot covers... and what if you don't want a pot???

[Magnum Man]

... and this is what I used...

 

[WhistlingBadger]

Nice. I bet this will work well for you.

 

[Magnum Man]

OK... pot #2... with a tri color variegated Hoya a few rooted cuttings, and a different moss rehydrated...

the Hoya vines have fast become some of my favorite for aquarium use, and if these mosses continue to grow, I really can't imagine anything better...

 

[Magnum Man]

so, for all practical purposes , this tank is just starting... it was cycled with Tilapia previously, but it was a bare tank... I have a really nice, large resin drift wood pot, that I'll be putting an anubias in, as soon as I can get one here, without it freezing... the pot has been battling me, as it must have trapped air pockets, and floats like a boat, I siliconed a pair of small limestone slabs to the bottom, but over a week or so, it pulled away from them... so, stainless hardware to the rescue... the rocks, pot, and anubias will be in the center of the tank, and will be most of the landscape, so it will come out easily in one piece, when future netting is required... you can see the 2 corner surface pots in this picture, and can see it's the bottom tank, only 1.5 inches off the floor, so there is a pump inside to assist with water changes... the white ceramic media on the bottom, was spilled out, when the pot broke free from the rock... one of the super red pleco's in the top tank, day's hi...