leaf

At Tannin, a healthy obsession with this vibe of wood, leaves, and botanicals has powered what we only half-jokingly refer to as the "New Botanical" movement in aquarium keeping. "New", because, even though materials like these have been used by aquarists for decades, it was more for a...

So we talk a ton about how cool, useful, and desirable it is to have leaf litter in your aquarium, don't we? Well, I think our enthusiasm stems from the fact that when properly and aesthetically employed, leaf litter adds a new dimension to a biotope-inspired aquarium, and adds a functionality...

Don't forget, now is a good time for all you soft water people to get out there and collect your free Oak tree leaves before it gets too cold. If you don't know what they look like you can Google for Oak tree Leaf images. When collecting look for a area that is less likely to have had...

If you like diversity in your leaf litter for your Apisto biotope, you'll love this stuff! It's lightweight, easy to use...and will help enrich your aquarium!

Reduces fungal infection in tilapia eggs: http://wwwlib.teiep.gr/images/stories/acta/Acta%20678/678_25.pdf

Once I get the bulbs and my Paintball Co2 fittings I am converting my 56 column back to a planted tank. I think I can find most of my plants at Petsmart or other members. But The plants I really want are Jungle Vals and Willow Leaf Hygro. So anybody got some?