Fish tank plants

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

If you're thinking of adding some filter plants to your tank, you might want to weigh the pros and cons before you make a decision. Filter plants help remove excess nutrients and toxins from the water, improving the water quality and providing oxygen for your fish. However, they also have some drawbacks that you should be aware of. Here are some of the main advantages and disadvantages of having filter plants in your tank.

Like all living beings fish too need oxygen to survive. They extract oxygen present in the water using their gills. But there are some fish that can survive without oxygen

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Unleash your imagination and design the aquarium of your dreams with these 24 captivating fish tank ideas! Click below to watch the video and learn how to bring your vision to life.

Create a peaceful bedroom with unique home wall aquarium ideas. Picture colorful fish swimming in a vibrant tank that adds life to your space. These aquariums boost relaxation and style. Explore designs with plants and calming lights to enhance your room. Enjoy a serene atmosphere with these aquatic wonders.

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Will the fish completely destroy the plants or they will only nibble on them from time to time? What fish species we need to avoid in planted tanks at all?