The second participant Mr. P. Horyon. Fred. Hendrikstraat 49 at Weert.
He is not really a experienced participant at surveys. He only recently checked in the scene of aquaristics. Nevertheless he has an aquarium with all the ingredients that are necessary for an
exemplary design. The most important thing are healthy and well growing plants. Excellent Cyptocoryne beckettii brown. Of course this has to do every thing with composition of the water. That is O.K. On the place found by using the Golden Section there is a little piece of bog oak covered with sound algae. The Nymphea lotus grows well. So well that she becomes a hinder for a good composition. Moreover she has formed some root sprigs Mr. Horyon can't renounce In the corner on the left a Nymphea and in the corner on the right a Nymphea Other groups might be a little larger for a balanced ditribution. There are swimming in the aquarium quite a lot of species. That are some of the beginners errors. I'd prefer a population consisting of less species and per specious more fishes. Associated with an aquariumclub one would master that tricks in no time. Also the sophisticated grouping of the plants has to be learned. But with sound plants like these one can group to ones harts content.