Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
A few stones, a touch of green, and one simple rule: less is more. In this video, we follow the full build process of a Japanese Iwagumi aquascape, created live during a workshop at AquaShow in Warsaw, led by Adam Paszczela.
You'll see the philosophy behind the style, the roles of the main stones — Oyaishi, Fukuishi, and Soeishi — and the full build, from the first stone to the final planting.
🪨 Hardscape: Frodo stones
🌱 Plants: Eleocharis parvula, Eleocharis acicularis, Mini Pellia, Eriocaulon "Featherduster"
🐠 Tank: Optiwhite glass, 120×50×50 cm
💡 Lighting: Skylight ParMaster FL
Workshop hosted at AquaShow, Warsaw, led by Adam Paszczela.
#Iwagumi #Aquascaping #NatureAquarium #PlantedTank #AquaShow
WEBSITE: https://skylight.blue/
INSTAGRAM: instagram.com/skylightaquarium
FACEBOOK: facebook.com/skylightaquarium
A few stones, a touch of green, and one simple rule: less is more. In this video, we follow the full build process of a Japanese Iwagumi aquascape, created live during a workshop at AquaShow in Warsaw, led by Adam Paszczela.
You'll see the philosophy behind the style, the roles of the main stones — Oyaishi, Fukuishi, and Soeishi — and the full build, from the first stone to the final planting.
🪨 Hardscape: Frodo stones
🌱 Plants: Eleocharis parvula, Eleocharis acicularis, Mini Pellia, Eriocaulon "Featherduster"
🐠 Tank: Optiwhite glass, 120×50×50 cm
💡 Lighting: Skylight ParMaster FL
Workshop hosted at AquaShow, Warsaw, led by Adam Paszczela.
#Iwagumi #Aquascaping #NatureAquarium #PlantedTank #AquaShow
WEBSITE: https://skylight.blue/
INSTAGRAM: instagram.com/skylightaquarium
FACEBOOK: facebook.com/skylightaquarium
