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Bucephalandra are beautiful, hardy, and low-maintenance aquarium plants that can add a touch of elegance to any tank. They come in a wide variety of colors and shapes, from delicate greens and blues to vibrant reds and yellows.

Bucephalandra are relatively easy to care for, requiring only soft, acidic water with a pH of 5.5-7.0, moderate light, and CO2 is not required.

Read on for more info on picking great tankmates for Buce, and propagating them properly!

Botanical aquariums are a great way to create a natural-looking environment for your fish and plants. They are easy to set up and maintain, and they offer many benefits for the health and well-being of your aquatic life.

In this article, you will learn how to make a botanical aquarium step by step, from choosing the right materials to adding the finishing touches. You will also discover some of the best plants and fish for a botanical aquarium. 

Read on to find out how to make a botanical aquarium that will impress your friends and family!

Discover the secrets to keeping Anubias plants thriving in your aquarium. Our comprehensive guide provides essential tips on lighting, water parameters, substrate, and fertilization.

Learn how to propagate these hardy plants and find compatible tankmates. Whether you're a beginner or experienced aquarist, dive into this guide to create a captivating underwater oasis with Anubias plants.

Creating a captivating nano tank requires careful consideration when selecting plants and animals.

Opt for small aquatic plants that provide lushness without outgrowing the tank, and choose compatible species that thrive in smaller environments.

Regular maintenance is crucial, including water testing, proper lighting, and filtration, ensuring a stable and healthy environment for your nano tank inhabitants.

   Plants are not ABSOLUTELY required for fish breeding, as they are not directly involved in the reproductive process. However, plants can play a...

Nano tanks are becoming increasingly popular among aquarium enthusiasts due to their compact size and ease of maintenance.

However, when it comes to choosing plants for a Nano tank, it's important to be careful. Not all plants are suitable for such a small environment.

In this article, we'll discuss some plants to avoid in a Nano tank.

Driftwood ideas for your aquarium that take your aquascape to the next level!

See what's possible with Malaysian Driftwood, Congo wood, Cholla wood and spider wood pieces. There are even some underwater bonsai ideas!