Planted aquarium

Live plants are one of the most beautiful things you can add to your aquarium. I have been keeping live plants for over 5 years now, and have learned a lot through my own experiences. There are many different options available, but what plants should you start out with? #aquarium #aquaticlife #fishkeeping #fishkeeper #aquariumplants #aquascaper #aquariums #fishtank #aquariumfish

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Building a freshwater aquarium is more than just a hobby—it’s an art form. A well-thought-out tank can become a piece of living decor, a thriving ecosystem,

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My low tech planted crystal red aquascape. The tank is a 35L Dennerle Scapers Tank.

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With freshwater plants craving both light and nourishment, the substrate choice becomes paramount. But before you rush to bury your greenery in the first soil

Explore a world of inspiration with 100 ideas to kickstart your planted tank journey. From aquascaping tips to plant care essentials, begin your adventure into creating a beautiful underwater oasis today. Whether you're a seasoned aquarist or new to the hobby, let these ideas ignite your creativity and passion for planted tanks. Dive in and discover endless possibilities for designing and maintaining a stunning aquarium that will captivate all who see it.

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.

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With careful selection, some familiar houseplants can provide quick, affordable, gratifying results in a riparium aquascape.

Will the fish completely destroy the plants or they will only nibble on them from time to time? What fish species we need to avoid in planted tanks at all?