Snails are one of the most notorious pests in home aquariums, usually introduced on live plants. Read our helpful guide on how to control them.

Carbon Dioxide is fundamental to all plant growth, as carbon is a building block of life. Use it in your aquarium and your plants will thrive.

Aquarium plants can be bought in many forms, and all need preparing and planting in a slightly different way. Read inside to learn how to plant them.

Nitrates are the end of product of an aquariums nitrogen cycle, and high nitrates fuel algae growth. Here are some quick and easy fixes to lower your nitrates.

Aquariums are great when they’re clean, but they need frequent maintenance to keep them that way. Sand gets dirty fast, read our guide on how to clean it.

Fish have evolved over millions of years to suit specific types of freshwater. Give them water with a pH that is the same as in their natural habitat and they will thrive.

The most common cause of cloudy water in new fish tanks is the gravel. When aquarium gravel and sand is brand new it will contain some dust.

An aquarium or pond is a thing of beauty, but without testing the water that our aquatic creatures live in, it can all go horribly wrong

Two of the biggest problems any aquarium owner will face are fish disease and nuisance algae.