Aquascaping - The Home

Tank furniture and decoration are as important to fish as they are to the aquarist. The water chemistry may be right and the system adequate, yet the fish will suffer if they cannot indulge themselves in activities natural to them due to restrictions imposed by their tank environment. Some may die due to a combination of aggression from tank mates and lack of appropriate hiding places. A good aquascaping improves chances of manifestation of natural behaviour and spawning. It helps the aquarist interfere in the tank as unobtrusively as possible, if required (e.g. when broods or sick fish must be removed). And of course, it is the pinnacle of visual pleasure.

Here you will find presentations and discussions related to tank decoration and aquascaping as well as some very useful tips and DIY ideas.

Photo by Frank Panis.

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A Natural Fertilizer Free of Charge Andreas Iliopoulos Wednesday, 04 April 2001 833
Aquarium On The Rocks George J. Reclos Thursday, 03 August 2000 1138
Aquarium On The Rocks - One Step Further Jerry Duncan Wednesday, 06 December 2000 826
Aquascaping, A Never Ending Issue George J. Reclos Wednesday, 04 July 2001 742
Big Rocks Frank Panis Saturday, 21 April 2001 747
Can Food Determine Aquascaping? George J. Reclos Wednesday, 09 January 2002 743
How to Invent.... A Rocky Cliff Patrizia Spinelli Tuesday, 29 June 1999 1351
Planted Mbuna Tank George J. Reclos Friday, 16 July 1999 1626
Planted Mbuna Tank - Useful Tips George J. Reclos Thursday, 15 March 2001 842
Sand Frank Panis Wednesday, 06 September 2000 944
Snails in the Aquarium. Friends or Foes? Takis Tsamis Friday, 22 February 2002 314