DOOA Neo Glass AIR W200×D200×H350 (mm)

DOOA Neo Glass AIR W20×D20×H35 cm (Tall Column Format) — SKU 151-206 A vertical interpretation of the cube format, extending upward to 35 cm. This tall, slender profile is ideal for showcasing vertical plant growth, tall hardscape, and layered paludarium compositions. Key Features: - Designed for long-lasting performance and reliability - Maintains the pristine aesthetic of your aquatic display - Easy to install and integrate with existing equipment - Manufactured to exacting quality standards - Backed by extensive research and field testing Specifications: - Dimensions: W200 × D200 × H350 mm - Glass thickness: 5 mm - Volume: Approximately 14 liters (when filled to rim) - Base design: Floating platform with clearance underneath Best Uses: - Vertical paludariums with tiered planting zones - Tall stem plant compositions (Rotala, Ludwigia, Bacopa) - Emergent aquatic displays with plants growing well above the waterline - Wabi-Kusa hangers suspended at multiple heights - Terrarium-style setups with tall driftwood or rock formations Design Philosophy: The 1:1:1.75 aspect ratio shifts the focus upward, encouraging vertical composition strategies. Instead of spreading your layout horizontally, you build it in layers: substrate zone, midground hardscape, and emergent canopy. The floating base design is particularly effective here—the visual "lift" at the bottom complements the upward momentum of the tall format. Setup Tips: - Fill depth: 15–25 cm for aquascapes, 10–15 cm for paludariums (leaving 20+ cm of emergent space) - Substrate: 4–6 cm of soil, terraced if building vertical layers - Lighting: Position a strong LED (DOOA Sol Stand RGB or similar) above the tank; the 35 cm height requires higher-output lighting to reach the substrate - Humidity: Consider using a DOOA Neo Glass Cover (if available in this size) to maintain humidity for emergent growth Aquascaping Strategy: Layer your composition in thirds: 1. Bottom Third (0–12 cm): Substrate and low-growing plants or hardscape base 2. Middle Third (12–24 cm): Midground plants, taller stones, or driftwood branches 3. Top Third (24–35 cm): Emergent growth, Wabi-Kusa hangers, or canopy plants breaking the water surface This creates a sense of journey as the viewer's eye travels upward through the tank.