/r/Aquascape

Photograph via snooOG

A central hub for Aquascaping techniques, articles, news, and more.

This Subreddit is meant to teach and show the art and science of Aquascaping and the method of designing layouts.

A central hub for Aquascaping techniques, articles, news, and more.

This Subreddit is meant to teach and show the art and science of Aquascaping and the method of designing layouts.


Rules

  1. Posts must be relevant to Aquascaping. This means the subject has to be about the art/hobby of aquascaping, and not just about fish/plants.

  2. Be civil. Attacking and insulting other users will get you a “timeout” or a permanent removal from the subreddit.

  3. You cannot make a post unless your reddit account is older than 7 days.


POPULAR LINKS

/r/Aquascape

168,341 Subscribers

64

Fishy feeding time

My 20 gallon cube tank. My son’s fish choice.

13 Comments
2025/02/01
19:05 UTC

3

My little riverbank

Been in the Hobby since 2018 and loved every bit of it. Not really detailed scaping, i let the ecosystem do it's thing tbh. Ps. Cablemanagent isn't my strong side lol

0 Comments
2025/02/01
18:58 UTC

14

Can’t wait to watch this grow in!

4 Comments
2025/02/01
15:58 UTC

4

Second aquascape, with Lovecraft theme

1 Comment
2025/02/01
15:20 UTC

468

Planned design for my next aquarium

Does anyone see any potential issues with the plant selection?

42 Comments
2025/02/01
15:07 UTC

1

Baking soda over cotton balls

So I just saw a video all about superglue and a part came on showing what can speed up the reaction of the glue hardens/bonding;they used baking soda due to its ability to grab more ions from the air. So spinning baking soda in joints and cracks and then applying the glue will give you a hard composite that can be drilled into or sanded. I think it could be more user friendly and they glue dries faster and your finger stay out of the way but for big built it could get messy and take longer if you have to sand a lot.

8 Comments
2025/02/01
11:27 UTC

1

What plant is this??

Got it from the pearlweed that I bought and I have no idea what this is🥲

5 Comments
2025/02/01
10:03 UTC

3

newest project tank

set this up and been slowly getting the hard scape right and adding plants. plants I have are ludwigia super red, dwarf hai grass, apondogetan, rotala rotundifolia, and frogbit; no livestock at the moment but thinking about using it as a shrimp breeding tank. let me know what you think or what it needs.

0 Comments
2025/02/01
06:45 UTC

21

My Latest Project ✨

1 Comment
2025/02/01
05:48 UTC

51

Time for a rescape??

Kinda wanna go for a Dutch style, I’m ify though Lmk what you think!

9 Comments
2025/02/01
03:17 UTC

47

Does my tank look bad? Any suggestions?

32 Comments
2025/02/01
01:55 UTC

9

Dry started Aquascape

Hi guys, I dry started my tank and im noticing that the tall grass is starting to fall over (gravity) but im unsure if i can add water just yet because the Monte Carlo is still small… should i risk it? Its been almost two weeks and its growing fast and seems quite firm in the ground so far

1 Comment
2025/02/01
00:30 UTC

2

125g Mbuna tank

0 Comments
2025/02/01
00:00 UTC

13

Substrate suggestions pls. My First large tank!

Hello all, This is my first big tank 240l/65gal after having a 60l/15gal. What kind of substrate would you recommend ? Im currently running a dirted tank with a sand cap on my smaller aquarium and it's running great, except the messiness when I move plants around. Feel free to share any advice about setting up and running this tank size. Thanks 😊

14 Comments
2025/01/31
23:04 UTC

1

Green dragon stone?

0 Comments
2025/01/31
23:00 UTC

2

Aquarium and stand

This is the side view of my 29 gallon tank. I am planning to get a rimless tank which will have a width about 3-4 inches wider than the stand where it will hang on the back without support. Would that be ok ?

0 Comments
2025/01/31
22:59 UTC

6

Future 5.5g betta tank!

I’m already obsessed with the way the stones came out after I smashed them.

CANT WAIT FOR THE WOOD AND PLANTS TO ARRIVE!!!!!!

3 Comments
2025/01/31
19:46 UTC

2

Any suggestions for plants, wood that won’t sink, or species?

Trying to start out slow, just have some shrimp and a pleco in so far as things cycle. Planning to get some purigen for the tannins

2 Comments
2025/01/31
19:20 UTC

Back To Top