Plants

This section is all about caring for plants in your aquarium. Here, you will find articles on different plant species, including popular varieties and their care requirements, as well as tips on how to create and maintain a healthy and thriving planted aquarium.

Riccia Fluitans Carpet Plant: An Aquarists' Guide

Riccia Fluitans Carpet Plant: An Aquarists' Guide

Riccia Fluitans Carpet Plant Not only does it add a lush, green carpet to your aquarium, but it also provides numerous benefits for your aquatic life. This floating aquatic plant is often used as the go-to carpet plant and for good reason. Find out more.

Solving Common Aquarium Plant Problems: A Guide to Diagnosing and Fixing Algae, Yellowing Leaves, and Slow Growth

Solving Common Aquarium Plant Problems: A Guide to Diagnosing and Fixing Algae, Yellowing Leaves, and Slow Growth

Aquarium plants are not immune to problems and can sometimes experience issues such as algae growth, yellowing leaves, or slow growth. Understanding the causes of these problems and how to fix them is important for maintaining healthy plants in your tank.

The Benefits of a Planted Aquarium for Fishes: Introducing a Natural Habitat

The Benefits of a Planted Aquarium for Fishes: Introducing a Natural Habitat

A planted aquarium can provide a beautiful and natural habitat for your fish, and it can also have numerous benefits for their health and well-being. In this article, we will explore the benefits of a planted aquarium for fishes

Planted Aquarium for Fishes: The Basics

Planted Aquarium for Fishes: The Basics

Setting up and maintaining a planted tank can be intimidating for those who are new to fishkeeping. In this article, we will provide a basic overview of what you need to know to create a successful planted aquarium for your fish.

What are Aquarium Carpet Plants? Types & Growing Guide

What are Aquarium Carpet Plants? Types & Growing Guide

Aquarium carpet plants are a type of aquatic plant that are used to create a natural-looking ground cover in an aquarium. These plants are called "carpet plants" because they grow horizontally and spread out to form a "carpet" in the tank. Aquarium carpet plants are a popular choice for aquascaping.