Aquascape diy

If you are more in the camp of those who cannot do anything without consulting Pinterest board, this aquascaping guide for beginners will be for you.

I feel the necessity to write a complete guide on aquascaping for beginners. The drive is still in me, helping to write the article. In this guide, you'll learn the basics of aquascaping.

If you're looking for a way to save money on your aquarium setup, DIY aquarium caves are a great option. All you need is some basic materials like gravel, rocks, and silicone sealant.

In this article, I'm going to show you the best aquarium plants that grows on driftwood and rocks. Mpst of these plants arevery easy to care for.

Written By: Chris (@shrimpery) If you're like most aquarium hobbyists, you probably grew up with a childhood aquarium that had a standard river gravel substrate. I personally never really thought about other types of substrate in the aquarium until I got into the planted side of things when I first learned about aquasoils and aquarium sand. Since then, I’ve made many mistakes in terms of aquarium substrate selection and layout. Here are some tips that will help you avoid making the same...

#125: 243L Aquatic Garden “Flow”, by Jirawong Laopiyasakul Pattaya, Thailand, is an aquascape from AGA 2019 Aquascaping Contest.

Favourites: Colisia Vallem by Lauris This is a great tank with a great journal in ukaps site here.

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

Mini aquascaping explained including how to get started, mini bonsai aquascaping, and the best mini aquascaping kits for beginners. Discover aquascaping now!

Aquarium plants are not just for aesthetics; they also make your pet fish feel at home which reduces stress levels and helps with having balanced water parameters. Java Fern is, perhaps, the hardiest aquatic plant