Aquarium garden

Hey guys, here is a quick update of my shallow aquarium seen originally from Evolution of a planted aquarium post and the later update found here. And now the 3rd instalment of this ever evolving …

Aquarium plants are an important addition to any aquatic environment, and nowadays it's possible to use aquarium plants that don't need soil. Setting up and maintaining an aquarium can be a hassle, which is why many enthusiasts look for ways to save on both time and money. Not using aquarium soil or substrate is one

If you want to get rid of your old aquarium, here's a guide for you how to get the most out of your old tank. This article will give you variety ofoptions available for the size and type of aquarium you have. #aquariumcare #aquariumideas

Not all fish are suitable for planted tanks, but also many that are. So, what are the best aquarium fish for planted tanks and aquascaping.

Now that you know how amazing gravel substrate is, let’s have a look at some of the easiest aquarium plants to grow in gravel.

The difference between Aquarium, Terrarium, Riparium, and Paludarium lies in the way all these types of vivarium are created.

Using common house plants such as Pothos (Devil’s Ivy), Philodendrons, Lucky Bamboo, etc, is a great way to help keep your water clean and healthy, and to help lower nitrates. Just like aquatic plants, house plants also act as a “natural filter” by using nutrients dissolved in your tank’s water to grow.

Dive into the list of aquatic plants that thrive without substrate, perfect for low-maintenance setups. Learn about their unique features and how they can transform your aquarium. Elevate your aquatic garden game with these substrate-independent plants - let's make your underwater world flourish with less hassle! IG Photo by: aquaneohobby