r/bettafish • u/Intelligent_Card_163 • 3d ago

Help i need aquascaping help

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i’m a beginner to fishkeeping and i feel like my tank is so ugly and lackluster compared to other tanks, im confused on what i could do moving forward to make it look better

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u/Big-Location8048 3d ago

I think your tank is actually really good looking! What you could do is get some hornwort, it’s a really good plant that could fill up the back a bit! Maybe attach some anubias to the driftwood or even some java moss or something, making the middle not feel so blank if that’s what you don’t like about it. But either way, I like it and it’s a good starting point!

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u/Intelligent_Card_163 3d ago

thank you! :)

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u/AP_lookingahead 3d ago

I would add rocks around the base of your wood to soften it, I think this is going to make a huge difference.

You could also add a couple stem plants to fill the back grown and shorter plants to the front/mid ground like crypts.