Tannin Aquatics
CCA Members
As we discuss regularly here, using leaves and botanicals in your aquaecapes is hardly a new thing. Hobbyists have been playing with them for years.
Something feels a bit different about the concept right now. Something more adventurous, exciting. And attainable. I think that what we're starting to see more and more of is an understanding of the dynamics of botanicals, particularly leaf litter, in aquariums. An appreciation for the multiple benefits they provide (water tint, biological diversity, supplemental food, substrate for microorganism growth, and of course, a unique, natural aesthetic.). (click to read more)
Something feels a bit different about the concept right now. Something more adventurous, exciting. And attainable. I think that what we're starting to see more and more of is an understanding of the dynamics of botanicals, particularly leaf litter, in aquariums. An appreciation for the multiple benefits they provide (water tint, biological diversity, supplemental food, substrate for microorganism growth, and of course, a unique, natural aesthetic.). (click to read more)
