Aquarium plants freshwater

Now that you know how amazing gravel substrate is, let’s have a look at some of the easiest aquarium plants to grow in gravel.

No CO2, no extra lights, no specific water values. No matter how black your thumb, you'll be able to grow these easy aquarium plants!

In this guide, you'll explore the top 17 beginner-friendly floating aquarium plants. These selections are not only low-maintenance but also highly effective

Aquarium plants are an important addition to any aquatic environment, and nowadays it's possible to use aquarium plants that don't need soil. Setting up and maintaining an aquarium can be a hassle, which is why many enthusiasts look for ways to save on both time and money. Not using aquarium soil or substrate is one

In this post, you will learn how to keep live plants in your tank, and how to succeed in growing healthy plants in your planted aquarium.

Live plants are one of the most beautiful things you can add to your aquarium. I have been keeping live plants for over 5 years now, and have learned a lot through my own experiences. There are many different options available, but what plants should you start out with? #aquarium #aquaticlife #fishkeeping #fishkeeper #aquariumplants #aquascaper #aquariums #fishtank #aquariumfish

There are many benefits of having fast growing live plants in your aquarium, but the biggest one is that they clean your water by removing nitrates. Doing less water changes sounded like something I could get used to, so I took a good look at some of the fastest growing plants. I made a list of 10 plants that grow really fast and will greatly reduce nitrates in your tank. #plants #aquarium #aquariumplants #fishtank #aquascape #fish #aquariumhobby

Easy aquarium plants for beginners that are likely to grow in your aquarium. These are the best plants for beginners I know, as they require little light and are very hardy aquatic plants. Live plants on the list include java fern, anubias and other popular plants for freshwater tanks.

Using common house plants such as Pothos (Devil’s Ivy), Philodendrons, Lucky Bamboo, etc, is a great way to help keep your water clean and healthy, and to help lower nitrates. Just like aquatic plants, house plants also act as a “natural filter” by using nutrients dissolved in your tank’s water to grow.

When setting up a planted aquarium, one of the best ways to achieve a balanced, natural look is to create depth using both foreground and background plants.