Great job on the series of videos! So many great aquascapes to choose from. I'm sure you and the other judges had your work cut out in choosing the best. Big fan of the dragon stone and the Bucephlandra! My favorite species "Godzilla" Thanks again Filipe! Awesome Job!
Not easy to vote... Better the layouts are, more difficult is to judge. However things change a bit from judge to judge and regarding what they like to see.
Not really. It's the first time they use it. It's was just a promotion to let people know about DIY pressurized CO2 systems. I must say that is very interesting, DIY with solenoid in a pressurized bottle. Amazing.
Woow all the tanks looks amazing.😍 Wonderful job everybody, congrats to all scapers. I liked Taiwan's tank with the position of the stones, very interesting. Thanks for the vid, 🙏 i'm curious who will win this year. 😊
the one from uk is my favourite. so 3 dimensional, definitely look good with fish in it. fish that love exploring, swimming around hardscape. taiwan 2nd.
Ficaram prejudicados visualmente, mas não para os juízes porque quando se avalia, há que considerar o Layout em um todo e não sobre o efeito que a iluminação pode ou não criar. Quem conseguiu mais do que uma iluminação, deve ter trazido de casa ou pediu no stand da Fluval, até porque cada um apenas tinha uma calha de iluminação disponível. O problema seria resolvido se as calhas ficassem mais altas, a luz ficaria mais dispersa sobre todo o aquário.
I can agree and disagree... If we compare the population of Asia to Europe, well... there is a big chance to have more aquascapers in Asian than in the rest of the world 😅 Just in Indonesia they have more aquascapers in one exhibition than we have in Portugal and maybe Portugal and Spain together 🤣🤣🤣. However we still have great aquascapers in Europe and the international aquascaping contests are the proof of it by just taking look to the ranking. The thing where Asian are definitely better is in the dioramas but in planting, probably we are much better.
@ 13:15 Agreed, this twisted wood was releasing LOTS of tannins and even toxic stuff that killed my plants in my 30liters nano...I had to rescape it. :/
But this time, maybe because the supplier was different, the wood didn't release too much tannins, neither left the water milky. All tanks with wood were a bit cloudy, nothing special.
7:07 It is great to see that an Indian contestant has participated in this competition and the acuscapes he has created are quite beautiful.
Filipiño thank you for taking the time and share all these videos. Amazing
My pleasure mate!!
Another great vid Filipe! Thank you for showcasing our works!
Hi Filipe, some lovely setups, thanks for sharing , nice to see the work from start to finish. 👏👏
Great seeing the scapes from start to finish great scapes well done to everyone
Thanks for the tour btw, some superb aquascapes
I am proud that theres Filipino participated this compition..
Obrigado Filipe.
Great job on the series of videos! So many great aquascapes to choose from. I'm sure you and the other judges had your work cut out in choosing the best. Big fan of the dragon stone and the Bucephlandra! My favorite species "Godzilla" Thanks again Filipe! Awesome Job!
Not easy to vote... Better the layouts are, more difficult is to judge. However things change a bit from judge to judge and regarding what they like to see.
very talented scapers!gratz all
Awesome scapes....Filipe, is it common to use CO2 in these contests? I mean is for a couple of days, do you think it's required?
Not really. It's the first time they use it.
It's was just a promotion to let people know about DIY pressurized CO2 systems.
I must say that is very interesting, DIY with solenoid in a pressurized bottle. Amazing.
Thanks for the Filipe video!!! I really liked the last two works. When will we know the results?
First place was China, then Taiwan, Thailand and 4th just by two points difference was Poland. Exactly the pictures used on the banner of this video 😉
@@FAAOAquascaping Thanks!
Talenlented scapers . Great vid , thanks filipe
Woow all the tanks looks amazing.😍 Wonderful job everybody, congrats to all scapers. I liked Taiwan's tank with the position of the stones, very interesting. Thanks for the vid, 🙏 i'm curious who will win this year. 😊
It's in the banner of this video 😉
1st place China
2nd Taiwan
3rd Thailand
And 4th by just 2 points difference, Poland.
@@FAAOAquascaping thank you🙏🙏😍😍😍😍
We're beautiful and we're interesting! 😊 RUSSIAN LIKE ! 👍
what camera you use?
thanks
thanks sir, good luck
who won ? for myself the china tank looks great for a live tank
Same as in the picture of the video.
1st China, 2nd Taiwan, 3rd Thailand and by just 2 points difference, Poland got the 4th place.
Sorry my English isn’t good!
14:50 It’s not “China” Taiwan.
Taiwan is one of the country in the world.
I know... But it's not my fault. The organization did it like this.
Thank you.
It’s not your fault.
Beautiful 😍
the one from uk is my favourite. so 3 dimensional, definitely look good with fish in it. fish that love exploring, swimming around hardscape.
taiwan 2nd.
Definitely different styles and this is why they invite the first place of each country to have diversity. I'm sure at least one will please everyone.
WHO WON?
@6:15 what is the plant used on the top of the mountains???
Some have used Hemianthus Callitrichoides Cuba, Micranthemum species 'Monte Carlo' and/or moss.
@@FAAOAquascaping thank you so much Felipe..
Muitos aquários ficaram prejudicados pela iluminação. Não seria o caso de colocar duas luminárias para todos ?
Ficaram prejudicados visualmente, mas não para os juízes porque quando se avalia, há que considerar o Layout em um todo e não sobre o efeito que a iluminação pode ou não criar.
Quem conseguiu mais do que uma iluminação, deve ter trazido de casa ou pediu no stand da Fluval, até porque cada um apenas tinha uma calha de iluminação disponível.
O problema seria resolvido se as calhas ficassem mais altas, a luz ficaria mais dispersa sobre todo o aquário.
European aquascapeing is far below Asian scapes in my opinion. They just have the patience for all the details I think :)
I can agree and disagree... If we compare the population of Asia to Europe, well... there is a big chance to have more aquascapers in Asian than in the rest of the world 😅
Just in Indonesia they have more aquascapers in one exhibition than we have in Portugal and maybe Portugal and Spain together 🤣🤣🤣.
However we still have great aquascapers in Europe and the international aquascaping contests are the proof of it by just taking look to the ranking.
The thing where Asian are definitely better is in the dioramas but in planting, probably we are much better.
@@FAAOAquascaping try to look herry rasio from indonesia hehehe, nice diorama and nice planting, thanks for your video bro
@ 13:15
Agreed, this twisted wood was releasing LOTS of tannins and even toxic stuff that killed my plants in my 30liters nano...I had to rescape it. :/
But this time, maybe because the supplier was different, the wood didn't release too much tannins, neither left the water milky. All tanks with wood were a bit cloudy, nothing special.
4:17 Filipe, what do you want to drink?
What? I didn't get it... Sorry 😅
@@FAAOAquascaping th-cam.com/video/1pwII81RL2A/w-d-xo.html
O my good 😋
iran
Taiwan No.1!!!
It was the 2nd place.
Waw
better learn from indonesian scape... all tanks scape are really not good enough
I hope not, otherwise we might end up by getting almost the same style... However they are changing, but it will take a while.
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