In surprising aquascaping news, competitive Spanish aquascaper, Juan Puchades, has decided to retire. Here is his Facebook post just hours ago:
He cites wanting to rest and seek new horizons, while thanking his 15 years of aquascaping competitively.
I realize the world of competitive aquascaping is a very niche area within a niche hobby, I can't help but feel it's in a bit of turmoil. ADA recently made some changes to how they will announce the IAPLC winners that disappointed many.
Is it just too demanding? Not enough interest?
He cites wanting to rest and seek new horizons, while thanking his 15 years of aquascaping competitively.
I realize the world of competitive aquascaping is a very niche area within a niche hobby, I can't help but feel it's in a bit of turmoil. ADA recently made some changes to how they will announce the IAPLC winners that disappointed many.
Is it just too demanding? Not enough interest?
