To see the entire image, right click on pic, then click on "view image."

I think it's perfect like that, no need to add more plants. I really like the moss on the larger pieces of rock.

The lace rock was perfect for transplanting the rock cap moss. I'd snip off a piece with my fingers and fit it into one of the holes in the rock. I'm interested to see what will happen to it in time. As I mentioned above, these two types of moss are not tropical. Will it die out or will it thrive?

Also, pics do not do this tank justice. I love the back wall covered in water. This is a very minimalistic set up, but very relaxing to view.

Walter!
Thank you for sharing!
It is beautiful!
Congratulations on a great work of art!
I agree with Mike, it's just perfect the way it is.
Ana :)

I decided to replace the terrestrial moss with emersed aquatic varieties of plants. They include riccia, Christmas moss and liverworts.

The first pic in the link is the whole tank. I cut off the front top lip of the aquarium to allow the front glass to void itself of moisture (it's worked partially). I'm unsure if I should add fans or an airstone to the mix to help this process? I added a disc fogger and turn it on for ~8 hours a day.

Here is a link that might be useful: Updated Terrarium

Walter:
couldn't see the pic. Your site asks to log in.
Ana

I hope this one works:

Here is a link that might be useful: {{gwi:1268026}}

No, I can't see it!