Aquascaping Blog
One of the most asked aquascaping questions entered into google these days is 'How to use co2 in aquarium'. This is because it is widely accepted that Carbon dioxide (CO2) is vital to the success of most plants. Their need to photosynthesize and create energy relies on having a steady carbon source and intense lighting. In the planted aquarium, we must provide Carbon in place of nature. Aquascapers and planted tank enthusiasts install pressurized CO2 gas systems when running high-tech tanks with many aquatic plants. This effectively turbo-boosts plant growth. However, only some people are willing to invest in a high-pressure system, especially if they are on a budget or need more space around the aquarium.
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Are you starting your journey with carbon dioxide in the planted aquarium? Are you thinking of the plant species you should choose? Here is the article showing you the collection of aquatic plants selected by our Experts with a few general words about planting and maintaining them.
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The priority in the breeding of shrimps and their import is the appropriate water quality, diet and stress factor. Below we present the types of infections in aquarium shrimps that you may face up one day in the one of your shrimp tanks!
When it comes to planted aquariums, there are a lot of factors to take into consideration. However, one of the most important decisions is how you will fertilize your aquatic plants. There are a few different options available, but in this blog post, we're going to focus on two of the most popular: pressurized CO2 gas and liquid carbon. Both have pros and cons, so let's take a closer look at each.
Have you wondered how to install the CO2 System in your aquarium? This is not reserved for professionals! The convenient and easy way of installing the CO2Art equipment is for everyone that wants to enrich their aquascapes with this game-changing gas!
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