Substrate

To flourish, freshwater aquatic plants need a good source of light and an extensive palette of nutrients. For the latter, there must be some sort of planted tank substrate, and preferable a soil type (more on that below), that would best suffice as a source of food for your aquarium.

When you want to grow a beautiful planted aquarium, there’s one thing that you need to consider above everything else. Substrate! The challenge is choosing the right one for your needs. How do you know which substrate is right for your planted tank? Read more.

Description A terrarium substrate mix (5L) suited for any tropical or subtropical setup. The substrate holds moisture very well without becoming wet, plants will root steadily in it and springtails, isopods and reptiles will love it. The natural look makes it a great addition to anynature-like setup. - Peat free - Hand mixed - Sustainable materialsIngredients:- Coco coir- Sphagnum moss - Coco husk- Activated carbon

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Learn about 10 easy aquarium plants that have the amazing ability to transform your aquarium into a lush forest and consume toxic waste compounds as well.

Different ways of how to change the substrate in the tank step-by-step, pros and cons, and what we can do to increase the chances of doing it successfully.

Deep burrowing substrate area + subterranean chamber

In the aquascaping world, there are infinite choices regarding aquarium substrate: you can use clay, gravel, sand, ADA’s Aquasoil and many others.

Planted Tank Substrates are key to a successful Planted Aquarium. This article takes a look at the Best Choicesfor Aquascaping and Aquarium Hobbyists

In this post I will add things that will make a difference on how quick and how successful you are growing healthy plants in your planted aquarium. Freshwater Plants Lighting, Nutrient-Rich Substrate, Fertilizer, Co2, Balance Of Fish To Plants, Floating Plants, Tank Mates, Types Of Plants and more.