Dry Start Method
Maybe you are in the middle of setting up a new aquarium, or simply just starting over. If you’re into live plants and carpeting plants, this is your chance to try something new. You may want to consider a dry … Continued
Care Guide : Duckweed
Duckweed is a very common pond plant, but can be a great use in your aquarium as well. Sometimes referred to as bayroot, belonging to the Arums family, it is an easy surface plant to grow and multiply. Easily identified … Continued
Care Guide: Dwarf Water Lettuce
Water lettuce is most commonly considered a pond plant, but it can be a nice addition to your aquarium as well and is known as an all around hardy plant and relatively hard to kill. We will be referring only to … Continued
Care Guide : Hygrophila corymbosa – Cherry Leaf
Hygrophila corymbosa is a very undemanding planted aquarium plant. It’s also knows as cherry leaf, Giant Hygro, Temple plant, and Starhorn Plant. It belongs to the family Acanthus. It’s native to Malaysia, Indonesia, and india, and it’s also readily available … Continued
Care Guide : Pothos
Pothos is known for being a very hardy, easy to grow, house plant. Also referred to as “devil’s ivy”, this greenery is nearly impossible to kill and can stay green even in darker areas. Pothos is easily identified by it’s marbled … Continued
Goldfish: Substrate or Bare Bottom Tanks?
There seems to be a growing trend among goldfish keepers in order to maintain a more “sanitary” environment, bare bottom tanks. It is seemingly neater and easier to keep clean – which can be extremely helpful with dirty little water … Continued