Tips & advice on how to care for your planted aquarium.
· by Aquascaping Love · 2 Mar, 2016
In the aquascaping world, there are infinite choices regarding aquarium substrate: you can use clay, gravel, sand, ADA’s Aquasoil and many others. In aquascaping especially, your substrate will be fundamental for your end result.
· by Aquascaping Love · 26 Feb, 2016
On the 27th of Feb. 2016 we will be taking our fans and followers on a journey through the media of live streaming to the White Mountain. Jurijs mit JS will be creating an Aquarium landscape from scratch.
· by Aquascaping Love · 26 Feb, 2016
Have you ever wondered where to look for aquascaping inspiration? It’s a true fact that aquascaping is a little more complicated than just throwing some aquarium plants and hardscape materials into water. Having healthy plants and good-looking rocks and pieces of wood is just not enough. It takes a good eye to really master a great aquascaping arrangement. We take a look at some tips and tricks to help inspire your next aquascape.
· by Aquascaping Love · 24 Feb, 2016
We interview Ionut Godea, a young and promising aquascaper from Romania. Ionut shares his story telling us how he started his first planted aquarium, how he managed to get better at aquascaping and what are his future plans.
· by Aquascaping Love · 23 Feb, 2016
Hey, UK planted tanks lovers! Pro aquascaper George Farmer invites you to take part in the UKAPS Aquascaping Experience 2016, a live aquascaping event which will take place on March the 5th this year, in Icon Innovation Center, Daventry, starting at 10am.
· by AquascapingLove · 18 Feb, 2016
As any good aquarist knows, aquarium plants are key to a beautiful and successful aquascape. Though there is no precise delimitation regarding the choice of the plants, being limited only by your own creativity and imagination, there are a select few that are a common occurrence in most aquascapes, be it a Dutch, Jungle or Nature Aquarium style.
· by AquascapingLove · 6 Feb, 2016
Hemianthus Callitrichoides (commonly known as Cuba) is both a popular and versatile Aquarium Plant that produces a lush green aquarium carpet effect. It can be used to create a rich base that can contrast against other focal point Aquarium Plants.
· by AquascapingLove · 21 Jan, 2016
Adam from The Aquarium Guide created this interesting aquascaping infographic regarding the different styles used these days in aquascaping. You should definitely give it a look.
· by AquascapingLove · 18 Mar, 2015
Aquascaping interview with Diego Marinelli, a talented aquascaper from Italy.
· by AquascapingLove · 3 Dec, 2014
Planted aquariums need carbon dioxide, light and nutrients for healthy plant growth. Supplementing the water with a good aquarium plant fertilizers will provide all of nutrients and trace elements that plants need. Signs that your aquatic plants are deficient in essential nutrients are yellowing or brown leaves. The plants can also take on a glassy or transparent texture. Making sure that plants have the right amount of aquarium plant fertilizers means that they don’t have to work too hard to find it, and they can grow beautifully.
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