Aquascaping

Wood can be found naturally in freshwaters all over the world, and many fish have adapted to live near to it, breed on it and even feed on it.

Few freshwater aquariums look more stunning than a planted tank. But its the first few steps of setting it up that can make the difference.

Fed up of live aquarium plants that disintegrate and die? Stick to these five species and your aquarium will become a green, serene planted tank in no time.

An effective aquascape is key to a successful reef tank, as it dictates water flow in around the corals, as well as providing them with places to be anchored.

A biotope aquarium contains fish and plants that live together in the same place in nature. It replicates the habitat, water parameters and materials found there.

Planted tanks can be some of the most beautiful aquariums, and live aquatic plants can benefit fish too. Is CO2 essential for a planted tank?

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.

A lush, green planted aquarium is a spectacle to behold, but some plants are trickier to grow than others. We’ve put together this guide to make it simple for you.