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In Part I of this series about feeding live aquarium plants we talked about macronutrients that are necessary to successful husbandry of aquatic plants. In this Part II of the series we w ...

The answer to this question is almost always a resounding YES. In fact, while there may be a very few cases where having aquatic plants would make little or no sense - e.g. aquariums housing p ...

What To Do With Fish On Vacation If you’re planning a vacation, you’re probably worried about what to do with your fish while you’re gone. At Modern Aquarium, we’re here with solutions to ensure ...

Snails for Fish Tank Cleaning & More If you want to create the optimal environment for plants and fish in your aquarium, it’s time to consider snails. These animals offer a number of benefit ...

Best Substrate for Aquarium Plants Before you start looking at different substrate brands for your tank, you need to learn some basic facts about this aquarium essential. Learning as much as you ca ...

Let’s talk about live aquarium plants’ biology. Specifically, we will cover the process of photosynthesis. Yes, we know, this topic may seem a little bit dry, but it is actually rather im ...

Are you frustrated because your aquarium plants keep dying or do not look their best? Or, maybe you never kept freshwater aquarium plants before and do not even know where to begin? If so, do not fre ...

Key Takeaways There are five main types of algae that may infest your tank, including green water, blue-green, brush, hair, and brown algae. The best ways to prevent algae growth in the first place ...

One of the most common questions aquarists ask is whether aquarium plants and fish really “go together,” and if so, which fish are safe choices. The resounding answer is yes—and in ...

There are some aquarium plants that quietly fill space, and then there are plants that define it. Stem plants belong firmly in the second category. A few bunches placed thoughtfully behind rock, wood ...

If you’ve been in the hobby for a while, you’ve probably heard of Cryptocorynes—“crypts” for short. You may even have one in a corner of your tank, quietly doing its job ...

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