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The Dutch style was the first style ever used and attempted for a planted aquarium. This style was developed in the Netherlands since the 1930s, which have been around for quite some time and still exists and used among aquascapers today.
The principles behind the Dutch style technique consist of using many plants; specifically stem plants of no more than 10-12 species, to create a lush arrangement. The use of stem plants in the Dutch style are grouped and neatly planted in rows from back to front. Choosing a selection of plants with diverse sizes, leaf colors, textures, and growth rates are important when creating a Dutch style planted aquarium. These plants should be carefully organized so that there is a contrast in color, leaf size, and texture between each type of plant. Depending on what type of plants you use, the placement of your plants should also be at different heights to provide depth and create focal points. To create the lush look with your stem plants, you will need to heavily trim your plants periodically and provide them with a good amount of nutrients.
Due to heavily planting with this typical style, an algae bloom in the beginning stages will not likely occur You will also find that driftwood and rocks are not used in this type of style. Another great addition to the Dutch style planted aquarium is the use of fish. Having a school of fish will bring the whole aquascape together, creating a sense of completeness. Most tetra species would make a great choice when deciding what school of fish you want to use.
The Dutch style was the first style ever used and attempted for a planted aquarium. This style was developed in the Netherlands since the 1930s, which have been around for quite some time and still exists and used among aquascapers today.
The principles behind the Dutch style technique consist of using many plants; specifically stem plants of no more than 10-12 species, to create a lush arrangement. The use of stem plants in the Dutch style are grouped and neatly planted in rows from back to front. Choosing a selection of plants with diverse sizes, leaf colors, textures, and growth rates are important when creating a Dutch style planted aquarium. These plants should be carefully organized so that there is a contrast in color, leaf size, and texture between each type of plant. Depending on what type of plants you use, the placement of your plants should also be at different heights to provide depth and create focal points. To create the lush look with your stem plants, you will need to heavily trim your plants periodically and provide them with a good amount of nutrients.
Due to heavily planting with this typical style, an algae bloom in the beginning stages will not likely occur You will also find that driftwood and rocks are not used in this type of style. Another great addition to the Dutch style planted aquarium is the use of fish. Having a school of fish will bring the whole aquascape together, creating a sense of completeness. Most tetra species would make a great choice when deciding what school of fish you want to use.
QUOTE(M.K. @ 2014 09 20, 20:23)
Olandiskam praktiskai vien augalai. Is gyviu gali but tik mazos zuvytes aba dar melanijos. Zodziu tokie gyvunai, kurie augalams visiskai nekenkia
Sveiki, parodau savo bliudeli 30l, garsiai nesijuokit, bet man cia pradziamokslis 
Gupynas
Padidinau nuotrauka. Kibkit, man patinka kritika
GupynasPadidinau nuotrauka. Kibkit, man patinka kritika
aš tai dar neturiu ką rodyt 
Pas mane irgi tik 4 dienos po akvariumo restarto
QUOTE(Tuomce @ 2014 09 20, 19:28)
pas mane augalų nebus daug,o ir tie patys nelepūs,kuriem nereikia CO2
Papildyta:
QUOTE(Nermalas @ 2014 09 21, 12:52)
ką pakeitei
?Kada parodysi?QUOTE(žydrynė @ 2014 09 21, 12:58)
Pirmiausiai, pridėjau apšvietimo išmetęs pusiau veikiantį LED apšvietimą. Antra, šį kartą akvariumas su pogrunčiu, na ir kelmo padėtį bei augalų vienų sumažėjo, kitų padaugėjo.
Turiu nuotraukas "prieš", tik reikia dar kada stiklus nusivalius ir "po" padaryti ir bus galima kilstelėti
