Takashi amano

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Takashi Amano created a whole new way of aquascaping. He combined Japanese gardening techniques, Wabi-sabi (a Japanese art style that seeks beauty in the imperfect, transient nature of objects), and Zen art. This combination was given the name Nature Aquarium. The philosophy guiding his new term Nature Aquarium is that a complete ecosystem can only be one where plants and fish live in harmony and all of the species in the aquascape are living in their own perfect living environment.

Amano aquariums are a Japanese style minimalistic natural garden under water introduced by Takashi Amano in the glorious 90’s. A celebrated Japanese photographe

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Aquascaping inspiration could be all around us! In the nature, forests, mountains and other landscapes, in books and magazines and lately, in social media.

Takashi Amano, photographer, author, and founder of Aqua Design Amano, died of pneumonia on Tuesday, August 4 in Niigata Japan. He was 61 years of age. Amano was universally recognised as the father of modern aquascaping, redefining the parameters and expectations of aquarium care and aesthetics.

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His private tank measures 400cm in length, 150cm in depth and 150cm in height. Based on the dimensions of the tank, it holds 9 tons of water, however...

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