Periodic contests.

Tank of the Month photos

The aquascaper in focus picture gallery is for completed aquascapes that are thriving. You can use these aquascaper pictures as reference to help design your very own aquascape. Post your aquascaper pictures here when you have completed your planted aquariums.

Some photos of the contestants.

Shrimp do a great job of cleaning our tanks. Lets see some shrimp pictures in action. Post pictures of live shrimp here.

An abundance of algae is not good for aquatic environments. Post your algae pictures here. This includes green algae pictures, red algae pictures, brown algae picture, etc..

Fish are an integral part of the planted aquarium. Lets see the inhabitants of your beautiful aquatic gardens! Post your fish pictures here. Both salt water and fresh water pictures of fish are allowed.<br />View more <a href=&quot;http://www.fishtankforums.com/fish-pictures&quot; title=&quot;Fish Tank Pictures&quot;>Fish Tank Pictures</a>

Plant Deficiency is caused by lack of nutrients, hence the term plant &quot;deficiency&quot; symptoms. Learn how to spot these plant deficiencies by viewing and posting your pictures of plant deficiency symptoms here.

Planted Aquarium Pictures - Everyone here has one thing in common and that's a appreciation of planted tanks. Show off your planted aquarium pictures here.

Post your aquarium plant related photos here...

Native plants are those that are common to your region. With the proper environment native plants can do quite well. Post you native plant pictures here to show the success you have had with them.

Lets build the visual Cryptocoryne catalog and show people why these plants are SO addictive! Post your crytpcoryne pictures here.

Got a favorite background plant? Post a picture of it here! Be sure to describe your experience and how you think others can have success with it.

Got a favorite mid-ground plant? Post a picture of it here! Be sure to describe your experience and how you think others can have success with it.

Got a favorite foreground plant? Post a picture of it here! Be sure to describe your experience and how you think others can have success with it.