Re: Judging

["Jose Correa Lohmann" <jcl@pol.com.pe>]

At Thu, 15 Jul 1999 09:30:16 -0400, Karen wrote:
>I think, in fairness to the judges, we must at least establish guidelines.
>Is is acceptable to use non-aquatic plants plugged in as "decorations"?  If
>not, you'd better pick people who recognize these plants.  Even if they
>_do_ recognize these plants, if you haven't given any guidelines, how are
>they to know whether to judge a tank more on artistic merit RIGHT NOW in
>spite of the fact that the plants are going to be dead in 3 weeks, or on
>the fact that this is not a viable, long term aquarium?  Likewise, does a
>tank with a bubbling treasure chest qualify?  What about one with plastic
>plants?

We should limit to real plants and aquatic ones. Also "natural" decorations 
like rocks or driftwood, no sunken ships or bubbling treasures. We are looking 
for real aquascape aquariums.

Jose

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