Aquarium garden

The fish can be of all different colors, shapes, and sizes and spend their lives making that aquarium their home. There is an underwater world you wish

Ecology of the Planted Aquarium written by Diana Walstad is one of the books which inspired me most for low-tech natural aquariums. Diana Walstad explains why emergent plants are better water purifiers than the submerged water plants as follows (in … Continue reading →

Aquariums are like tiny little windows to the wonders of the ocean. Yeah, sure, you might not get to keep those deep ocean fishes that look like they’re straight from a horror movie, but, after all, having an aquarium isn’t about that - it’s about befriending tiny little colorful fishes, creating the most wondrous environment for them, and most importantly, relaxing while watching them go about their business in your well-maintained fish tank.

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

Did you know that a single aquatic plant can make a huge difference in your freshwater fish tank?

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.

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 …

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.

Aquascaping is an art that focuses on underwater landscapes. Our Basic Guide gives you everything you need to know to start building.

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