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The article in brief Ohko stone, an exciting stone for creating unique, natural aquascapes. Here are the key points to remember: Characteristics: Textured surface, varied colours, water-neutral Versatility: Suitable for all types of aquarium, excellent support for ...
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The article in brief The article outlines the key steps for creating an aquascape that is suitable for cichlids and ensures their well-being. The choice of wood is essential for a natural, beneficial setting Rocks provide shelter and allow you to create a variety of compositions A diet ...
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The article in brief Bonsai aquascape combines the art of bonsai with aquascaping, creating a miniature feat of art for your aquarium. Here are the key points: Composition: Artificial moss, roots, glue and Java moss Dimensions: Approx. 13 x 8 x 12 cm, ideal for ...
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The article in brief Iwagumi aquascape is a Japanese art form that creates zen-like, minimalist waterscapes. Here are the key points: Origins: Inspired by suiseki and Japanese Zen gardens Composition: Precise arrangement of stones (Oyaishi, Fukuishi, Soeishi) and low plants Creation: ...
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The article in brief Aquascaping in Paris is enjoying a remarkable boom, bringing a touch of nature to urban interiors. Here are the key points: Living art: Creating natural, aesthetically pleasing aquatic landscapes Balanced ecosystem: Using rocks, roots, soil and plants carefully ...
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The article in brief Aquascape dragon stone is a captivating stone for creating unique underwater landscapes in aquariums. Its main features are: Natural colour palette: shades of brown, red, yellow and ochre Unique texture: surface dotted with asperities and cavities ...
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The article in brief Aquascaping, an exciting art for creating miniature aquatic landscapes, requires a few key elements to get you off to a good start: Choosing the right aquarium and basic equipment Choosing a fertile substrate and effective lighting Selecting hardy plants that are easy to ...
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The article in brief Aquascaping competitions are real showcases of aquatic creativity, offering enthusiasts the opportunity to showcase their talent. Here are the key points: Different types of competition: international, European and national Various categories: nano, medium, large, paludarium, wabikusa Winning techniques: theme ...
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Article in brief Dutch aquascaping, which emerged in the Netherlands between 1930 and 1950, transforms aquariums into veritable water gardens. Here are the key points: Concentration exclusively on plants, with no rocks or wood Creation of an underwater landscape resembling a flowerbed Use of watercolours to ...
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The article in brief Nano aquascapes are small aquatic ecosystems that combine art and nature. Here are the key points to remember: Tank: ultra-clear, rimless glass, from 4 to 90 litres Substrate: mix of volcanic rock and nutrient substrate Plants: ...
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