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The benefits of aquarium wood
There are some other advantages: Acidifying effect: wood lowers the pH of your aquarium It is healthy for fish with a “cellulose requirement” It is
Learn the Basic Aquascaping Design Principles
Aquascaping may be a form of art in which imagination and creativity play an essential role, but mastering the backbone of this process is elementary
Buy wood for your aquarium? What to look out for!
Everything starts with a good plan. And I mean that literally. Think carefully about the result that you want to achieve. Your aquarium wood must
What are advantages and disadvantages from fish keeping to freshwater aquascaping?
The world of aquatic life is extremely lively, the aquarium with the meaning of bringing nature into the house, has attracted many players and all ages.
Twenty Tips for Realistic Aquaria
Aquascaping is one of the dark arts of fishkeeping. Very few books talk about the subject at all, and what information is published is based around the ‘Nature Aquarium’ theme popularised by Japanese aquarist Takashi Amano. While his approach can work incredibly well,
Driftwood and how to process before use
Driftwood is the core of the hardest tree remaining after dead or tree roots under long-standing streams.
Red Cherry Shrimp (Neocaridina denticulata sinensis)
Red Cherry Shrimp make gorgeous and functional additions to any peaceful freshwater aquarium. Its brilliant red coloration adds a beautiful ornamental quality while its purposeful pursuit for algae and organic debris makes the Red Cherry Shrimp an invaluable aquarium cleanup crew.
Top 10 Tips for Controlling Algae Growth in Your Aquarium
One of the most enjoyable times for the new hobbyist is watching the flurry of activity in the aquarium after that pinch or two of fish food hits the surface. Sometimes we’re tempted to repeat the show 2-3 times a day, which is fine if your fish consume all the food within a couple minutes.
5 Aquascaping Tool You Must Have
The plants filter the water and collect some particulate matter as well as absorbing the carbon dioxide released by your aquatic inhabitants.
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