Flame moss has an eye catching, vibrant green color and its one of a kind growth pattern reminiscent of burning flames makes it stand out amongst other aquatic mosses. This guide will provide you with all the information that is needed to ensure this majestic freshwater plant not only thrives but looks wonderful in your aquarium environment.
Are you considering growing aquatic plants in your aquarium? There is an amazing range of plant species and varieties available in the hobby, which can make it difficult to know where to start! That’s why I’ve decided to write this simple guide to aquarium plants and introduce 30 beautiful species that are suitable for both beginners and more experienced aquarists.
If you have a shrimp tank with lots of tank decors, but still you want to add more beauty and protection to your tank so your shrimp stay safe from predators and other, larger, aggressive fish, then you should definitely add aquarium plants to your shrimp tank.
If you looked into easy-to-care-for floating plants, you may have come across Amazon Frogbit. While this plant is easy to care for, it is also fast-growing and can take over your aquarium. In this guide, I’ll go over everything you need to know so you can be successful (or keep it at bay, so it doesn’t take over). Let’s get started!
Moss balls, also known as aquatic moss, are a unique addition to any fish tank. Not only do they add color and interest, but they also provide an important function in the tank by filtering the water. If you’re thinking of adding a moss ball to your aquarium or wanting a moss ball aquarium we have you covered. We will go over care tips and environment. Read on for everything you need to know!
Pearl Weed makes an incredible addition to most aquariums because of its wonderful ability to grow without requiring tons of attention and work from your side.
In addition to giving your tank a natural look, you can rely on it to create a healthy environment for your fish. And one of the best things about Pearl weed is that it’s beginner-friendly and can grow under different water parameters.
Hornwort is one of those few plants that can give you complete freedom to design your aquarium and at the same time the ability to use it to oxygenate the water and provide shelter to your fish. The growth rate of this easy plant is fast and growing it as a beginner is simple and smooth.
Fast-growing plants sometimes appeal more to aquarists than those plants that take time to grow. The reason is apparent: some aquarists find it challenging to wait and see their aquatic plants grow big and make their aquariums aesthetic.
Aquarium plants that flower are a beautiful addition to any tank. Not only do they add color and life, but they can also be a source of food for fish. If you’re looking to add some flowering plants to your aquarium, here are eleven great choices. All of these plants can be found at most pet stores or online.
Growing plants in gravel substrate is tricky but if done correctly, this can give your aquarium a whole new level of beauty. Not only that, but you can also enjoy something new and interesting without any hurdles in the way.
In this article, I will go over 10 different plant species that are ideal to grow in gravel substrate. You can learn about the specific requirements of gravel plants, their ideal tank conditions, and how to provide the required nutrients to the plants for optimum growth.
As a beginner, finding suitable plants for a small tank can be challenging and extremely time-consuming. You can find yourself grappling with looking for the perfect aquarium plants and valuable techniques to arrange them in a small aquarium.
Water wisteria is a fast-growing plant that can quickly overtake your fish tank if not cared for properly. In this guide, we will teach you how to care for water wisteria and help it thrive in your tank. We will also discuss the benefits of having water wisteria in your tank and how to keep it looking its best. Let’s get started!