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That is good to know then. The driftwood has no base. It is sitting on the bottom glass and the substrate is filled in around it. But it actually balances itself. It used to have some kind of root-like structure on the bottom but I had to cut it off because it made the piece too tall for the...

Thanks arcab. I have experience in zoo exhibit design so it was a fun project. Though I am unfamiliar with aquatic plants so I'm not sure how they will fill out. I'm a little afraid I put too many in and will end up removing some as they fill out. But that wouldn't be the end of the world.

Thanks Caps! Yeah I grabbed that driftwood as soon as I saw it at my LFS. It has a nice dead tree stump look. And I'm hoping the rock pile becomes the hideout spot for my future shrimp.

I just wanted to thank everyone for the help and post some pics of my finished tank. It only has 3 leopard danios in it right now so I'll be adding more in the next few weeks. But I'm happy with how it came out.

I already have a 24" double bright Marineland LED bar with moderate indirect sunlight all day. I was hoping to go without a fancy CO2 rig, though some of the DIY CO2 emitters look pretty simple. I was thinking I might use one at first until I get it fully stocked with fish. I haven't picked...

It is a 20 gallon, 24" length by 12" width by 16" height.

Awesome. Thanks very much! I'll work on getting hardware and plants this week so I can get a cycle going.