Water garden

Water garden will appeal to lovers of the water element. Settle the aquarium in several steps: the elodea, limnonharis, valisneria, Shil'nik, whale leaves, water moss are completely submerged, the leaves of salvinia and Chinese arrowhead float on the surface, and in shallow water there live marsh plants: tsiperus, chastuha, calla, calyx. In the aquarium, it is also desirable to keep snail-coils and physical. They will destroy the growing algae and the decaying remains of plants.

Hearing the phrase "water garden" most of us in the head, for sure, there will be an association with a huge garden, where lakes, fountains, artificial rivers and water cascades are located. However, it turns out that water gardens can be not only outside the home, but also inside, and even in their own apartment.

Nowadays, aquariums in the interior of an apartment or house is a very common practice. They are both a wonderful decoration of the dwelling and a means of relaxation: people gladly plant a variety of exotic fish, equip their habitats, and enjoy their pacifying life. However, the Japanese Takashi Amano decided to offer the world a slightly different concept of using traditional aquariums, focusing not on choosing fish, but on selecting water plants and making unusual compositions from them.

Its water gardens, located in aquariums, imitate real wonders, both natural and man-made elements of landscape design. For example, it can be underwater copies of a Japanese garden, grassy fields, mountains and even landscapes of tropical forests, the sea coast or a cascade of waterfalls.

Properly selected and specially arranged aquatic plants form amazing forms, and occasionally tropical fish fluttering between them, enliven these truly fantastic landscapes.

Water gardens Takashi Amano significantly different from the traditional aquarium compositions of algae and stones. In his amazing creations dominated by green plants that create different worlds that can be easily found on the surface of our planet, and not under water, as is usually the case in aquarism.