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Three environments. Three completely different ecosystems. Every aquarium we build begins with one of these worlds.
Where the journey begins.
Freshwater aquariums are one of the most popular choices for beginners because they are generally easier to maintain and more affordable. A well-planted freshwater tank is a living landscape: mosses, ferns and stem plants drift over stone and wood while tetras, guppies and rasboras school through the middle water.
A little piece of the ocean.
Saltwater aquariums recreate marine environments. They can include marine fish, coral, live rock, invertebrates, advanced filtration and specialised lighting. They generally require more specialised equipment, knowledge and investment — and in return they deliver a miniature ocean, glowing with colour and movement.
Where rivers meet the sea.
Brackish aquariums recreate environments where freshwater and seawater mix — estuaries, mangrove environments and coastal wetlands. The palette shifts to tannin-stained water, sand, tangled roots and species like mollies, archerfish, scats and monos that thrive between two worlds.
