Low tech aquascape

Setting up my first fish tank with the idea of low maintenance in mind. Done a lot of research and see that every fish tank is as individual as we human...

Really simple nano cube layout: Trying to construct so the plants are the focal point (especially the rotala h'ra background) Been running about 3 months...

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Been a while since we had a thread like this, so I thought I'd start another, since this is the way I like to share and learn from other people. :smile...

Current 2 tanks that I'm maintaining: First old post from a couple years back: Hello, I have been reading the forum for a couple of years, and find the...

Natural Planted Aquariums For The Urban Dweller

New tank - 50gal, low tech, freshwater

Best low light aquarium plants you can have. All plants need some exposure to light to grow, but you don’t need an expensive high-tech lighting system to create an attractive aquascape. Many aquarium plants will do just fine in low light. We have rounded up over 30 different species that you can keep in low light aquariums. Keep reading on this pin to discover more. #lowlightplants #aquariumplants #aquarium

ADA 30C 27 watts, inert black sand substrate Low Tech Tank Show-and-Tell (low tech can be lush, too! =) - The Planted Tank Forum

Cool cave that provides darkness for Axolotl

Plants can be a tricky thing to care for in aquariums, check out these easy-care and low-light aquarium plants best used in tanks.

My low tech planted crystal red aquascape. The tank is a 35L Dennerle Scapers Tank.

Low tech aquarium

A low tech, no filter, noCO2

To successfully set up and maintain a low-tech planted tank, you need the right plants, substrate and lighting. Choose easy plants such as java fern, cryptocoryne or anubias that thrive in low light. Invest in nutritious soil or use root tabs as fertilization. The light should not be too bright.