The use of low-growing plants is widespread to enhance natural beauty.
In contrast to the Dutch style, which only uses plants, the Iwagumi aquascaping style is based on an arrangement of rocks as the hardscape, their precise positioning using the golden ratio. The use of low-growing plants is widespread to enhance natural beauty. The typical setup for an Iwagumi aquascape involves using three main stones, one more extensive, called the big Buddha, and two smaller stones. To create a sense of unity and harmony in the tank, it is essential to use stones having the same color and texture.