Looking for a blue species of fish besides the Cardinal or Neon Tetra that is less than an inch at full maturity? Read this article to learn about the gem of a fish known as the Neon Blue Rasbora.
Looking at our Mr. Aqua 12 Long aquarium is a lot of fun, but there is something to be said for the vision and planning a new aquascape. Here is our story of how we conceptualized the idea of this new setup.
If you are searching for a carpeting plant that is a fast-grower and fun to plant and watch transform your aquascape, the Micranthemum Monte Carlo aquarium plant just may be the right choice.
It has been debated in forums and clubs all over the world whether or not that CO2 in the planted aquarium is necessary to obtain lush plant growth with optimal results. Take a look at the difference in our aquariums that are using and not using CO2.
The background you choose for your aquarium can make or break your layout. Finding the right color can be difficult, but not impossible. Read this article to learn about the endless color choices that you may have not known about by only visiting your local fish store.
We were able to finally rid ourselves of this hard to remove algae. Read this post for the step by step process on how we removed Black Beard Algae from our aquarium.
This is an update on our little experiment on ridding ourselves of one of the most vile, hard to remove algae that we have ever encountered. We have learned how not to kill Black Beard Algae.
It seems like whenever we set up a new scape, there is at least one thing that plagues us, and that plague comes in one form of algae or another This time it is Black Beard Algae.
Do you have an aquarium that you don’t know where to place? If you need an idea on where to set your new tank, read this article to see how we have come up with the perfect custom aquarium stand.
Creating a home for your pets in a micro-environment is an ever learning experience and small changes have big impacts. Read this article to read about our experience in keeping a Dwarf Puffer in a small aquarium.
This is an article written about the journey we have taken in this wonderful hobby. Read more to learn about how we arrived to the point of obsession…
Floating Leaf Aquatics is an aquascaping blog that we like to share with those who have a passion for planted aquariums. We believe the art of aquascaping is a personal journey that allows us as individuals to create what we see as a small slice of nature.
Our articles and videos are not scientific journals, but created from our perspective through our experience. We hope you enjoy our articles and invite you to share your comments and ideas on your experiences in this fascinating hobby.
Floating Leaf Aquatics is an aquascaping blog that we like to share with those who have a passion for planted aquariums. We believe the art of aquascaping is a personal journey that allows us as individuals to create what we see as a small slice of nature.
Our articles and videos are not scientific journals, but created from our perspective through our experience. We hope you enjoy our articles!