Owning an aquarium requires plenty of responsibilities to deal with. Just taking care of certain residents in the aquarium would not be enough until you make a progress in the bottom layer as well. This layer is known as substrate and mostly consists of sand and gravel. But these two elements are not enough if you care for the entire residents including plants. Hence, you must be thinking now about how to make aqua soil.

Aquarium plants are an important addition to any aquatic environment, and nowadays it's possible to use aquarium plants that don't need soil. Setting up and maintaining an aquarium can be a hassle, which is why many enthusiasts look for ways to save on both time and money. Not using aquarium soil or substrate is one

With freshwater plants craving both light and nourishment, the substrate choice becomes paramount. But before you rush to bury your greenery in the first soil

A 125-gallon freshwater aquarium offers an expansive canvas for aquarists to create unique underwater landscapes and house diverse species. With ample space

That’s why we made this video to show you how to simply remove aquarium soil from sand. This will make your maintenance process easier and improve the tank’s appearance. Join us and do the cleaning with us!

A week ago I saw that one of my fish pulled one of my aquarium plants out of the sand. It started drifting in the aquarium, and I could not be bothered.Now, a week later, it is still doing well. I started to wonder if there are plants that do well without substrate, so I did some research.

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