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7 Common Reasons Aquarium Plants Die or Melt
by Maricel RiveraIf your aquarium plants are turning to mush or losing leaves, you’re not alone. Plant melting is a common issue in both new and established tanks. This blog breaks down seven of the most common reasons your aquatic plants might be struggling—and what you can do to help them thrive.
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5 Best Turtle-Safe Plants for a Thriving Tank
by Maricel RiveraLive plants make a turtle tank healthier and more natural, but not all plants can survive a turtle’s nibbling and digging. The best choices are hardy, low-maintenance, and safe if eaten. This list covers five great plants—like Anubias, Java Fern, and Water Lettuce—that can thrive in a turtle’s habitat while improving water quality and adding enrichment.
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Snails Gone Wild: How to Keep Them From Taking Over Your Tank
by Gerry SitjarSome snails can be both a blessing and a curse in your aquarium.
While they help keep your tank clean by eating algae and leftovers, they can quickly multiply and overrun your tank.
Preventing a snail invasion starts with controlling feeding, regular tank maintenance, and choosing fast-growing plants. If snails become a problem, consider predator fish or invertebrates for natural control. -
What Fish Will School in Your Tank?
by Gerry SitjarOne of the most mesmerizing sights in an aquarium is a school of fish moving in perfect harmony.
If you want to be dazzled by colorful, synchronized swimming, choose tiny species like Tetras or Rasboras.
In this blog, we'll explore what schooling behavior is and introduce you to some top Nano fish that love to swim together in your small tank. -
The Best Carpeting Aquarium Plants
by Maricel RiveraGet ready to plunge into the fascinating world of aquariums and discover the secrets behind the amazing carpeting plants.
These aren't just your average plants; they're the cool kids on the aquatic block, bringing both style and substance to your underwater haven.
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The Amazon Sword Plant: A Larger Aquarium’s Best Friend
by Vincent Paul BatosalemThe Amazon Sword Plant, an Echinodorus genus favorite among aquarists, brings lush, bushy foliage and vibrant green hues to aquariums.
Its hardiness and ease of growing makes it a top choice. From its rosette-style growth to aiding in water quality, this plant elevates underwater landscapes!
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Green Up Your Tank: Quick Guide to Live Planting
by Vincent Paul BatosalemNeed some quick tips on how to plant carpeting plants such as Monte Carlo or Dwarf Baby Tears? How deep should you plant a Tiger Lotus bulb? What about taking care of floating plants?
Our guide walks you through selecting the perfect plants, preparing substrates, and planting techniques. Discover how live plants improve water quality, provide a natural habitat, and reduce algae growth. Follow expert tips to create a lush underwater landscape for thriving aquatic life.