valley stone There is no need to spend energy to select stones with special shapes for grouping, just stacking them can make a scene.

Driftwood Driftwood with twigs will inspire your layout. Straight branches tend to create a rough impression in the layout. Therefore, if you install Taxiphyllum barbieri or Microsorum in certain places while utilizing branch lines, the natural feel will increase. *Initially, since there may be...

natural pebbles It is a natural river sand with no increase in hardness, which can be directly laid on the bottom of the fish tank as bottom sand. (also available for underside)

red horn The sunken wood with a wild and natural feeling, a few pieces can complete the composition skeleton of the waterscape.

Blanche Wood The charm of Blanche wood is that it has more branches and a unique natural shape. It does not require complicated assembly, and is suitable for beginner aquarium enthusiasts. ※When using it for the first time, it may float up due to...

A product that can be wrapped around staghorn moss and mousse and placed on the bottom bed for landscaping. Flat in shape, it easily fills the bottom bed and is inconspicuous.

Basically neutral, it can be used in any fish tank such as aquatic plants, fresh water, sea water, etc. "Japanese Power House Volcanic Stone" is very hard in texture. Due to the porous structure on the surface, not only microorganisms are easy to attach...

A one-of-a-kind handcrafted work of art. A natural decoration for your shrimp or nano aquarium. Use bonsai wood to create an eye-catching aquarium display. It contains tannins that can help condition and soften water. Made from tropical hardwood Tectona Grandis known for its durability...