Sucker , I paid the extra $ 5 to get it on the 29 th <| sep |> peace out bro <| sep |> Vivant is good . I went and had some Perrin tonight though . No Rules is so good . <| sep |> A liar says a lie to save himself , a lawyer says a lie to save someone elsehis client D <| sep |> Sure there are several styles of aquariums you can research ! There are biotopes where you try to match the environment of the fish . These are usually put together based on the fish you are keeping . Iwagumi is a Japanese style using a sort of wabisabi motto with rocks and plants as a sort of living art piece . Typically using dragon stone or seiryu stone . The focus with these tanks is usually naturalism and utilization of empty space to bring the focus to the rocks . Another style is Dutch , which focuses mostly on the growth height and arrangement of plants and contrast , with wood as an accent . Plants for this type of aquascape will range from beginner to intermediate plantsI love browsing rplantedtank to get ideas most people are more than happy to tell you what plants , wood , and rock are in their pictures aquariums along with how they got them to grow , and if they are using fertilizers . I tend to stay away from store bought decorations because it is almost impossible to get decorations that matchlook good together . They are also extremely expensive , I would say if you are set on a decoration though pick out one and make it your center piece . Also one thing that makes your planted aquarium really put together is having a background that is a solid color . Most people recommend black the easiest way to do it is paint the back outside of your aquarium while it has no water in it . If you ever decide you don ' t like it you can scrape the paint off with a razor blade .