WABI KUSA STEP-BY-STEP!

Here is a step-by-step video on how to make a Wabi Kusa. Wabi Kusa originates from the Japanese term "Wabi Sabi", meaning something that is natural and beautiful, yet imperfect. Aquatic plants are arranged in a ball-like substrate.

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AQUARIUM SPECS
Light: Glass Box Nature Nano Light
https://www.glassboxnature.com.au/shop/p/glass-box-nature-plant-light-mini
Wabi Kusa Ball: Glass Box Nature Wabi Kusa Ball (Aquasoil + Spaghnum Moss)
https://www.glassboxnature.com.au/shop/p/wabi-kusa-substarte-ball


AQUARIUM DECORATION
Seiryu Stone & Spider Wood

AQUARIUM SUBSTRATE
ADA Amazonia V2

AQUATIC PLANTS
Eleocharis Mini
Anubias Nana Petite
AR Mini
Hygrophila Pinnatafida
Hydrocotyle Sibthorpioides
Riccia Fluitans
Rotala Rotundifolia
Micranthemum Monte Carlo
Taxiphyllum Barbieri (Java Moss)
Phyllanthus Fluitans (Red Root Floater)

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VIDEO GEAR
Shot on Iphone 13 Pro at 4K 60fps
DJI OM4 Gimbal

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Music by Bensound - Slowmotion, Creative


#aquascape #nanotank #aquarium #nature #underwaterworldWabi Kusa is the art of arranging different aquatic plants growing on a substrate medium in the shape of a ball. The term "wabi-sabi" in Japanese, means something that is natural yet imperfect in which one can find beauty.