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Let's dive right in and explore these top three must-haves for every shrimp tank. Floating Plants   Coming in at number One on our list are floating plants. Floating plants serve multiple purposes in your shrimp tank. They provide a safe space for baby shrimp, help purify the water, and remove nitrates, contributing to the overall health and well-being of your shrimp. Whether you choose red root floaters, mini nobilis, riccia fluitans, or even duckweed, these plants are essential to maintaining high water quality and a thriving shrimp population. Driftwood At number two, we have driftwood....

Have you ever wondered you seem to lose a bunch of fish without trace? In this blog, we will share with you the most common reasons and factors this stressful scenario happens. The Missing Lid Lids are more than just decorative additions to your aquarium. They play a crucial role in keeping your fish securely inside. While some fish species are more prone to leaping out of the tank than others, it's essential to remember that all fish have the capability to jump. Factors such as sudden scares, poor water conditions, or the presence of intimidating...

Are you intrigued by the idea of creating a lush, carpeted landscape in your aquarium but don't want to hassle with CO2 injection? You're in luck! In this blog, we'll explore four remarkable carpeting plants that thrive in low-tech setups, making it possible for you to achieve a stunning aquatic garden without the need for additional CO2. Let's dive into the world of aquarium carpeting plants that don't require high-tech equipment.Monte Carlo  Monte Carlo is an excellent choice for those seeking a captivating carpeting plant in a non-CO2 aquarium. While it naturally grows slower in low-tech...