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By :horizon aquatics 0 commentsEasy Beginner Aquarium Plants As a dedicated aquascaping store, we frequently welcome new visitors who are exploring our planted aquariums in our gallery for the first time. The most common question we receive is, "What plants are easy to take care of?" Answering this can be tricky as it often depends on whether the aquarium contains a soil or sand/gravel substrate, as well as the presence of CO2 and the intensity of lighting used. For aquariums using soil but no CO2 injection and a basic starter light, we recommend the following aquatic plants: Limnophila sessiflora Hygrophila siamensis 53B Staurogyne repens...
By :horizon aquatics 0 commentsSetting up an Aquascape - Start to Finish This comprehensive blog is designed to equip you with all the information necessary to confidently establish your first successful aquarium. We will cover all the essential considerations, provide expert tips, tricks, and discuss the pros and cons, ensuring that you feel confident to create and maintain your aquascape. Before you start, there are a few things to consider when setting up your aquarium, if you have already selected your 'aquarium hardware' you might want to skip this first part. Selecting your Aquarium Choosing an aquarium can be overwhelming due to the wide range...
By :horizon aquatics 0 commentsTop 5 Aquarium Fish for Nano Aquariums What is a nano aquarium? At Horizon Aquatics, we define a nano aquarium as having 60 liters of water or less. These smaller aquariums are specifically designed to sit on a worktop or counter top and are ideal for those who are looking for a budget-friendly and low-maintenance way to enjoy a piece of nature in their home. They are perfect for individuals with busy lifestyles, as they require less time and effort to maintain while still providing the joy of having an aquarium in the home. Chilli rasbora Boraras brigittae Meet the delightful...
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