
Common mistakes to avoid in aquascaping
From skipping the cycle to unbalanced light and CO2, the most frequent aquascaping mistakes and how to avoid them.
Notes on aquascaping: composition and hardscape, plants, light and CO2, and long-term care — practical insight from the studio behind award-winning planted aquariums.

From skipping the cycle to unbalanced light and CO2, the most frequent aquascaping mistakes and how to avoid them.

How rock, wood and substrate choices define both the look and the water chemistry of a planted aquarium.

How focal points, the rule of thirds, depth and negative space turn a planted tank into a readable underwater landscape.
Do you want to design a planted aquarium? If you are looking to add some more greenery and red colors to your aquarium, this article will give you Hobbyists an overview of the…
“High Tech” Aquariums are tanks with strong lighting. This allows plants that require strong light to grow quickly, but can do so healthily if there is plenty of carbon dioxide.…
We’ve put together a collection of “Low Tech” aquarium plants to help you get started with setting up your tank. These aquatic plants will give you an easy start to your…
High and Low – Tech Planted Aquariums You may have often heard the terms “High Tech” or “Low Tech” when talking about planted aquariums, so let’s take a few minutes to define…
Aquarium design is the visual appearance of a system designed to house aquatic creatures and aquatic plants in water. Aquariums can be used in homes, offices or for industrial…
We can say that the low tech aquarium structure is a type of aquarium setup that does not require regular updates with minimal intervention in terms of the care of the plants and…
High Tech Aquarium (High Support) focuses on providing the most suitable environment for underwater animals and plants while aiming and enabling the highest possible pleasurable…