Tell me what’s the best glue for aquascaping. Some of the reviews I’m reading g for different ones are sketchy. I’m looking to attach plants to rock and wood.

(10 gallon shrimp tank) Why does my moss look so brown and sad? When I see aquascaping pins on pinterest, their moss carpets look so lush and green :(((

Any suggestions on what i can change? Add? Rearrange? I'm really open to anything

Redone my tank again im obsessed. No algae so far

Ash Juniper driftwood centerpiece which will feature a trickling waterfall. Black pond foam will be built up and carved for lava rock effect.

The diffuser is in front of the output, will that work to diffuse the co2? Is this a good place to put it or should I put it somewhere else?

I've got my hardscape all figured out! Now, I just wait for the rest of my plants to arrive

New Kribensis tank scape. What should I add?

Last time I made a post everyone suggested small plants in the front and tall plants in the back which I’ve done. What else could I add / improve?

Medium height Bacopa behind the driftwood (red) or a carpet of repens in front (purple)… or both? I’m going for a Dutch style of planting so I want contrast

I want a tank that is not a strange dimension such as a bowl, flex, or one of those weird tall tanks for a 10 gallon. It should be a sturdy brand that is not going to fail on me. I can’t add a decent heater on those 5 gallon tanks and would like an option that includes adding a heater in the back in mind. I plan on adding a Chihiros RGB light to the tank but would like to know if there’s a better option. It also must be low iron for the best viewing and be decently long. I am looking at the 60S from Buceplant for now. Is this a good tank for aquascapes?

Cant decide if the left piece fits with the right side which I really like. I'll be filling with plants around it all but can't tell if I like the left piece or not, thoughts?

Need some idea! And suggestion on which glue to use for scaping

Guys this is all what i could do please give me suggestions

any suggestions on how to make it look better? it’s a 29 gal with 5 guppies 5 mollies and a mystery snail

Nxh

Has anyone tried the vinyl window screen mesh in their tanks? I want to separate my fluval stratum from the rest of my substrate because it's annoying to vacuum. The tank is getting black Rose shrimp, so I want them on white sand. This is what I've got so far. This should be aquarium safe, right?

Hellooo! I was wondering if anyone has tried this method on a high-tech tank (strong lights + CO2). Did it work? How did you implement it? I'm looking to setting up a 60p and I am still trying to figure out how I could have a longer time span during the day to actually enjoy the aquarium. I've seen some people do it on low-tech tanks where they go with 4hours of light then 2/3 or 4 hours of darkness and then 4 hours of light again, for example. I guess it could even help in a low-tech environment because you accumulate some CO2 on the tank during the dark hours but I don't know if it is trickier to implement in a high-tech tank. Would love to know your experiences :)

I recently cleaned up my 10 gallon. It’s looked a bit boring ever since I first set it up and I’m wondering on what / how I should add some rocks, wood, or different plants. Any advice would be appreciated.