Did you know that many aquarium plants can also be grown above the water’s surface? Find out about our top 5 picks for your next humid terrarium or paludarium.
Did you know that a planted aquarium can be more than just adding aquatic plants into a fish tank? Let’s take a look at three different types of easy-to-build aquascapes to help inspire your next planted tank.
Aquascapers use medium-sized plants to create a natural-looking transition from the shortest plants in the front to the tallest plants in back. Learn about our top 5 midground plants that will enhance your planted tank.
When starting a planted aquarium, we recommend choosing a variety of both short and tall plants. Foreground plants are ideal for the front of the tank because they won’t get too big and block the rest of your view.
Need recommendations for beautiful aquarium plants that can transform your fish tank? We interviewed our CEO Cory McElroy to find out which plants are his current favorites.
If your planted aquarium is growing out of control, is it possible to sell the extra trimmings for money? Let’s discuss three approaches for selling aquarium plants, ranging from casual hobbyist to serious entrepreneur.
Carbon dioxide (CO2) gas is often touted as the magic key for insane plant growth and minimal algae in planted aquariums. Let’s talk about the different effects CO2 has on your fish tank and some of the pros and cons of using it.
Water wisteria is a very popular aquarium plant because of its lacy leaves and rapid growth, but it can be prone to melting when you first bring it home. Find out our best tips and tricks for growing and propagating this plant.
Want to get started with a high tech planted tank? Learn about our favorite live plants that do best in environments with bright lighting, CO2 gas injection, and regular fertilizer dosing.
While algae is a natural part of the aquarium ecosystem, most people see it as an unwelcome guest because it obstructs the view and can hinder plant growth. Let’s talk about 5 easy methods for cleaning algae off your aquarium walls and decorations.
Bladder, ramshorn, and Malaysian trumpet snails are often called pest snails because they reproduce so quickly and are difficult to remove. Learn about 5 methods for keeping your snail population under control.
If you’re looking for an eye-catching centerpiece plant to elevate the look of your aquascape, give the tiger lotus a try. With its broad, wavy-edged leaves and variegated color pattern, it can bring a new and stunning aesthetic to your aquarium.
