Aquarium Art By Takashi Amano

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Takashi Amano is a designer, photographer and Aquarist(a person who maintains or owns an aquarium). He has opened a company called Aqua Design Amano where he introduced Japanese gardening concepts (similar to bonzai) into the aquascaping hobby. A form of art that changes your normal aquarium into an art of nature. 13 more pics after the jump.


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    19 Responses to “Aquarium Art By Takashi Amano”

    1. 1
      Mango and Peaches » Blog Archive » Aquarium Art Says:

      […] 8th, 2007 by Chris Takashi Amano is a designer, photographer and Aquarist(a person who maintains or owns an aquarium). He has opened a company […]

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      trovian Says:

      aeh what? the post above seems to be spam! rly.

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      ANdrew Says:

      the 1st post is a pingback - basically someone with a wordpress blog has linked to this site - so it automatically make the above post - you can click on it and see what there blog says about it all…

      SPAM on Wordpress?? i don’t think so… Akismet takes care of that ;)

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      Jennifer Lee Says:

      Wow! Amazing photos of incredible aquariums! I don’t have fish right now, but I might think about having some fish again. Great stuff! Thanks for the post!

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      Takshi Amano’s Acquarium Art « Says:

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      Peter Says:

      Forgive me, but I know nothing about aquariums. I think this is beautiful, and I am wondering if this difficult to do in your own home aquarium. Are there any sites that offer instruction on how to add living plants and grass into your aquarium? Is it a cleaning nightmare?

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      Geile Aquarien at Jims Crib Says:

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      Jawhol Says:

      Trying not to point out the obvious here, but these must be a bitch to clean!

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      M@ Says:

      True Jawhol, but the holy grail of aquarium-keeping (and any animal husbandry that requires an environment as well) is to make the environment self-sustaining… or at least as self-sustaining as possible.

      Since the plant to fish ratio seems to be HEAVILY weighted on the plant side, the fish-poop would be kept to a minimum and be able to either be filtered or processed before it collects. As for algae, there are organisms that can keep that in check…

      Other than that… I agree. Stunning though.

      Also, some of them don’t take into account the needs of the fish. Many fish (especially the smaller groups of fish) need some tall plants or wood or what-have-you to “hide under”. Open waters give fish quite a bit of stress.

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      fish tanks « The Agony of Choice Says:

      […] 25, 2007 fish tanks Posted by sjp1966 under links   so these are only fish tanks, but dont they look awesome? I like them all, they look like a dense jungle landscape or even like […]

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      yardboy Says:

      Lots of plants and fewer fish yield a fairly minimalist maintenance tank. I’ve got several tanks that grow well and look….good, but I haven’t gotten the “art” part down like Amano. I’ll keep trying though!

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      bob harris Says:

      Apart from the odd syphon every now and again, these tanks don’t need to be cleaned.Heavy plant growth utilises all the dangerous pollutants( unless you go way over sensible stocking limits). indeed, excessive cleaning can starve the plants of macro nutrients when few fish are present!

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      Emily Says:

      I’m just curious, but, wouldn’t the set ups in the 7th, 8th, and 11th aquariums stress the fish out since there’s not too much cover??

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      Takashi Amano Galleries - MyFishTank.Net Freshwater Saltwater Aquarium Fish Forum Says:

      […] . Feel free to add to the list if you have any others or find any more. Sites 1. MFT Article 2. Hemmy.net 3. Geocities site 4. Aquaristics page 1, page 2, page 3 Please note: I do not verify any […]

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      Enrique Chaves Says:

      The art is stunning, much like landscape photography but the scenery makes it unique. I don’t think that anyone has every emulated this art style. Keep it up

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      Estetikk på høyt nivå « Mine Obskuriteter Says:

      […] på høyt nivå 20 01 2008 Den som hadde hatt slik estetisk sans (for å ikke nevne […]

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      Bonsai Lover Says:

      Takashi Amano is very cool designer. Very impress with his works

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      Tropical Fish Tank Lover Says:

      Very beautiful! If one of these aquarium being sold not so expensive I would buy one for my living room!

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      fishman1975 Says:

      wow thats a crazy fishtank . i wonder how much its worth prolly lots $$ ..
      its beautiful!

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