When it comes to aquascaping, and especially where fish are included in your planted aquariums, water quality is king. It can mean either the health or downfall of your aquatic life and plants alike. But even more important to plants themselves, are the nutrients available to their roots. Rooted plants absolutely require adequate nourishment...
When it comes to effectively managing the water hardness, pH and lighting conditions of your planted aquariums, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. Just remember that in general, it’s not likely that a single factor is responsible if you’re dealing with a tricky situation. Instead, it’s often a delicately choreographed dance between...
When growing plants in your aquarium, there are some common problems you might encounter. One question often asked is “Why are my aquarium plants turning yellow?” As is true with any kind of gardening or landscaping, one question begets another, and the root cause of an issue could be one or several factors. In this case...
When you’re growing a garden outdoors in the ground or indoors in containers, you know that your plants need good soil to perform well and stay healthy. Whether you’re growing vegetables or landscaping, this is always true. Did you know that the same is true when aquascaping in planted aquariums? Yes, the plants are underwater..
So, you’ve got the tank, and you’ve got the fish. You’re keeping the fish alive (kudos, by the way) and enjoying the peace an aquarium can bring. Now you’re ready to level up and bring plants into the mix. We’re all for that, and we’ve got you covered to level up.
So you’ve bought the fish, and you’re enjoying all the peace and calm a fish tank can bring to your life. We’re right there with you. But maybe now you’re ready to take things up a notch; you’re done with the fake plants. Your fishy friends deserve the real thing!
