Transform Your Tank into a Beginner's Plant Paradise!

Transform Your Ordinary Fish Tank into a Beginner’s Planted Paradise | Easy Aquarium Plants Guide”
Welcome to our aquatic adventure! In this video, we’ll dive into the exciting process of converting your fish tank into a lush planted aquarium by adding Elodea densa (Anacharis), Hornwort, Vallisneria, and Water Wisteria to your existing fish tank. Learn step-by-step how to create a lush, beginner-friendly planted paradise. Discover substrate options, lighting essentials, and maintenance tips. Get ready to witness your tank transform! Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share this green journey with fellow aquarium enthusiasts.

[@aquariumdelirium]

Very nice Keith Great advice 👍👍

[@aquaticfanaticsuk]

Thank you! I wanted to make it as beginner friendly as possible. I realised a lot of beginners were watching my content, and I was using terms that only planted tank people would understand. And if I'm honest, it gives me a chance to shamelessly play with a few plants that I've been too much of a stob to enjoy in the past.

[@greenmachinesweden]

I like the 20 ppm nitrate/50% water chage rule. Can't get easier than that. Tank looks good with the new plants.

[@aquaticfanaticsuk]

Thanks, mate! I'm looking forward to them filling the back wall in.

[@bigfishlad4847]

I would be interested mate, thanks for all your help lately mate with my planted tanks

[@aquaticfanaticsuk]

It's been a pleasure, my mate! Enjoyed talking plants with you and seeing them fly in your tanks!

[@pelhamsaquatics]

Really good introduction to live plants 🌱 great way to open the plant world up to new aquarist, or those new to live plants! Thanks mate! liked and shared to the community🙂👍🏻

[@aquaticfanaticsuk]

Thanks, Jeff! I recorded an absolute ton of footage to make the video. I feel quite good about this tank and have got a good idea where to take it. TBF, @bigfishlad4847 has helped me form a few ideas this week for upcoming content.

[@pelhamsaquatics]

@@aquaticfanaticsuk excellent! Paul is a gent of epic proportions ❤️cannot wait to see the content mate!!

[@bigfishlad4847]

Keith and Jeff much respect to 2 of my favourite guys in the hobby

[@DanielKeepingFish]

Good video man, some great suggestions there. I've used limnophila sessiliflora and a couple other plants to help balance loads of tanks.

[@aquaticfanaticsuk]

It's a really nice plant too!

[@garageaquatics2023]

Great stuff, Keith! Anything to encourage people to grow more aquarium plants. They really are beneficial to the aquarium environment, and they look absolutely awesome as well. Cheers, Mate! ~Ron

[@aquaticfanaticsuk]

Thanks, Ron! Turning fish waste into stunning plant growth is definitely a part of the hobby that is under promoted.

[@garageaquatics2023]

@@aquaticfanaticsuk Agreed! I use the water from water changes to water the house plants, the patio plants, and I'll run the siphon hose out on the front lawn too. Out potted plants haven't looked this good until got back into fish keeping. Cheers!

[@aquaticfanaticsuk]

@@garageaquatics2023 Ron, I can't get enough of your planted tanks my friend!

[@garageaquatics2023]

@@aquaticfanaticsuk Thanks, Keith! I really enjoy them. But I have such a difficult time with stem plants. It's probably a lighting thing.

[@aquaticfanaticsuk]

@garageaquatics2023 I love stems, but I also find them to be hard going. Sometimes they look amazing and sometimes I'm left with just growing tips

[@gbeeshrimp]

I have a community tank in the living room, plenty of fish, fine gravel substrate only and hygrophila Polysperma that thrives in there.

[@aquaticfanaticsuk]

I love hygrophilia polysperma. I have some in my storage aquarium melting away. I should get it into a setup and get it fed.

[@gbeeshrimp]

@aquaticfanaticsuk Don't feed mine, enough nitrates from fish waste. I trim it fortnightly

[@aquaticfanaticsuk]

@gbeeshrimp mine was doing great in my old tank. Since it moved out, it's showing signs of deficiency.

[@whitecloudmountainminnowpr6353]

Love my planted tank . Mine is dirted with no filter

[@aquaticfanaticsuk]

I love dirted tanks with heavy root feeders