Looking for a fun DIY project that will make your aquarium stand out? Try building a PVC aquarium tunnel! This is a great way to add some visual interest to your tank and give your fish a fun place to swim through. Plus, it's a relatively easy project that won't break the bank.

Ever wondered if your cat might secretly fancy a scuba dive? Well, they can now explore the depths of the ocean (sort of) from the comfort of your living room with the latest in pet home décor — aquariums with built-in cat tunnels! These aren’t your ordinary fish tanks; they're like submarine playgrounds for your ...

Looking for a new decor piece that people can't stop talking about? How about one you can't quit looking at with wonder? If so, then we know what your next DIY project is going to be... You need one of these genius DIY fish tanks, or perhaps you need several, one in every room. I

Building an aquarium stand is a rewarding project that provides a sturdy and customized base for your aquarium. With 20 free DIY aquarium stand plans, including rustic, inexpensive DIY aquarium stand out of 2x4s, and DIY cinder block aquarium stand, you can find the right design to fit your home's aesthetics. These aquarium stand DIY plans come complete with step-by-step instructions, clear illustrations, and material lists to guide you through the whole process. From simple wooden aquarium…

Since this is a form of art I'll put it in here. Got some aquarium silicone and some slate rock that was gently grinded down on a beach by my house. I...

I hade some free time today so I decided to do something with the blob of Java Moss floating around in one of my tanks. Supplies: - mesh plastic needle...

This cave can be buried under the substrate in your aquarium providing a unique viewing angle for the fish. This allows for a super low profile in the tank. it has an opening that sits flush with the surface and a ramp for the fish to swim down into. Just press the cave up against the glass and bury it! Dimensions - Cave - 7" * 1.5" * 2" Opening - 1.5" * 1.5" The substrate in your tank will need to be over 1.5" high to work. This cave would be great for: Apistogramma Scarlet Badis Corydoras…

If you're looking for a way to save money on your aquarium setup, DIY aquarium caves are a great option. All you need is some basic materials like gravel, rocks, and silicone sealant.

Expoterraria on Instagram: "Hoy #expoterrariarepost de @herptime ・・・ It’s time to make an extravagant mossy vivarium for some very special little herps! This @zoomedlabs enclosure is a new size by them that is perfect for terrestrial set ups like these. The light along with fogger definitely add a lot to the overall moodiness and vibe of the enclosure as well. These amphibians come from forests all over the European continent, so ferns and mosses were a must. Though not very aquatic at this…