Aquarium aquascaping involves designing and arranging aquatic plants, rocks, driftwood, and substrates to create an aesthetically pleasing underwater landscape. CO2, lighting, and fertilizers are critical components for maintaining a healthy, thriving aquascape, particularly for planted tanks. Below is a concise overview of each element and their roles in aquascaping. Popular styles: Success in aquascaping depends…
Avoid the rookie mistakes. Here’s what you actually need to know. When it comes to aquariums, getting set up properly in the beginning can save you a whole lot of stress (and dead fish) later on. We see it all the time — people rushing into stocking their tank before it’s ready, or buying gear…
Why Freshwater Aquascaping Is Like Gardening But Better! Think aquascaping is just arranging plants and rocks? Think again. It’s a deeply creative, intentional practice – like gardening underwater. But unlike your backyard garden, your aquascape is a fully immersive world, one where biology, chemistry, and design all come together. At AquaRays, we believe every aquarist…
1000 litre Marine This is the aquarium is owned Mike Lemmon. Description: The tank is a 1,000 litre that was built for me over 20 years ago. It has no sump, as the glass would be too brittle to cut for an internal overflow, but I successfully use a large Fluval F6 canister and a…