Aquascape for alpines

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Here's a pic of the aquarium I set up for a few alpines. I'm going to wait a week and let the tank cycle before putting them in tho. What do you guys think? The foreground plants will grow in some more so its not so patchy later on. IMG_4924[1].jpg
 
annnnd its upside down. Well. But thats it anyways. The light is LED so it doesn't heat up the tank.
 
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