Growing plants in fish tank

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There are many benefits of having fast growing live plants in your aquarium, but the biggest one is that they clean your water by removing nitrates. Doing less water changes sounded like something I could get used to, so I took a good look at some of the fastest growing plants. I made a list of 10 plants that grow really fast and will greatly reduce nitrates in your tank. #plants #aquarium #aquariumplants #fishtank #aquascape #fish #aquariumhobby

You might be wondering whether your tank plants can be grown buried in a gravel substrate. In truth, this depends on what species of plant you have. Generally, gravel is a great material to grow plants in. But only certain flora will grow in this substrate well. #aquarium #aquaticlife #fishkeeping #fishkeeper #aquariumplants #aquascaper #fishtank #aquariumfish

Did you know that a single aquatic plant can make a huge difference in your freshwater fish tank?

Using common house plants such as Pothos (Devil’s Ivy), Philodendrons, Lucky Bamboo, etc, is a great way to help keep your water clean and healthy, and to help lower nitrates. Just like aquatic plants, house plants also act as a “natural filter” by using nutrients dissolved in your tank’s water to grow.

I have a 20 long, some eco-complete, Flora Max, a hood with a light, and a HOB filter. Should I use sponge filters instead. Would sand be better. Any...

The What:

Freshwater aquariums look beautiful when they have both, fauna and flora. And so, I went and bought many live freshwater aquarium plants. But guess what? ... Read more