In this aquascape we get a sense of entering a mysterious forest. The dark background and substrate contrasts with the the rich overflowing greens, while a touch of color reveals itself on the left of the tank. The placement of the driftwood is naturalistic, and the overall scene simulates a natural biotope.
Why do leaves deteriorate? Understanding the leaf renewal cycle in aquatic plants
This article delves into the topic of how plants continually renew themselves through the production of new leaves.
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4ft Rotala florida community aquarium: Showcasing the 2hr Way
Full details of tank parameters, plants and fish species, and the maintenance regime of the 4ft Rotala florida aquascape are described here.
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Non-Aquatic Aquarium Plants: A Beginner's Buying Guide to Avoid Them
Some of the most attractive plants on shop shelves are not aquatic at all. They persist for weeks, then rot and feed algae. This guide identifies the common non-aquatic species sold as aquarium plants, shows how genuine aquatics shift form above and below water, and lists what to check before buying..
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New Tank Journey | Ugly Duckling
New tanks can be frustrating at the beginning. Here, we describe one important signal that things are actually progressing well, despite plants having algae.
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