In front, the high-energy Sherigan turned into a cloud-piercing arrow.

Inspiration for the work:

Accidentally saw a juniper bonsai work, this Sheri dry-style landscape inspired me at the beginning; all the old trees in nature have experienced wind, frost, snow and rain, lightning and thunder, and have been devastated by this nature. experienced a time of prosperity and dense, a time of bark peeling, resulting in the emergence of wood ossification. The natural composition of this mountain is that the bark at the end of the trunk or branch is peeled off, which is called the natural "god", while the partial white ossification of the dry body is called the sherry stem.

This is the original picture of the dried bonsai, a jungle layout.

Cylinder block specification: 1200X500X500

Lighting: 2 70 watt downlights for playing with fish

Filter: Jianrong CF1400 filter bucket 1

Materials: pickled blue dragon stone, Yangtze River No. 1 no-wash make-up sand, oak stump, rhododendron root branch, orchid water-retaining grass mud

Aquatic plants: crawling dwarf pearl, green wood fern, green clover grass, triangular mousse

Stump of oak tree, root branch of rhododendron

Cut the front end of the stump to a sharp shape with a machete, then cut off the bark that needs to be removed to make a sherry trunk, then drill holes in the parts where the branches are to be spliced, and stick the branches to the trunk with skeleton glue. Make it into a crown! In addition, the branches should be in the same direction.

Let's take a look at the finished stump. Is it very similar?

The bottom of the stump is fixed on a thick plastic board with a stainless steel screw, which mainly strengthens the center of gravity, and it will not fall down when laying the skeleton, and when the plastic board is covered with seaweed mud, the tree stump will not float because of the buoyancy of the water.

The whole jungle landscape is mainly divided into two parts.

The skeleton is surrounded by blue dragon stone, and the middle part serves as a river. Then fix the stone with styrofoam to prevent the water grass mud from slipping and seeping out of the crevice, affecting the quality of the landscape.

After the styrofoam has dried, the front of the skeleton is covered with cosmetic sand, and the back is covered with water grass mud to grow water plants.

The small triangle Moss is glued to the crown. Let's take a look at the overall effect after laying the make-up sand.

Began to add water, after a night of filtration, looking at the whole grass tank jungle landscape

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May every grass friend have a package of fish feed for good value for money!