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How to Create an Organic Aquarium: The Beginner’s Guide to Soil-Based Freshwater Aquariums
by Oliver Jamieson
Sponsored
Synopsis
Create a low-maintenance aquarium inspired by nature.
Learn how to:
Replace filters with soil, plants, and microorganisms
Understand aquarium water chemistry in plain English
Create a freshwater ecosystem without expensive gear or chemicals
Choose hardy plants, fish, and invertebrates that support ...
Learn how to:
Replace filters with soil, plants, and microorganisms
Understand aquarium water chemistry in plain English
Create a freshwater ecosystem without expensive gear or chemicals
Choose hardy plants, fish, and invertebrates that support ...
Create a low-maintenance aquarium inspired by nature.
Learn how to:
Replace filters with soil, plants, and microorganisms
Understand aquarium water chemistry in plain English
Create a freshwater ecosystem without expensive gear or chemicals
Choose hardy plants, fish, and invertebrates that support your aquarium (with an illustrated field guide of 40+ species)
Observe and understand your ecosystem during its first days, weeks, and months
Build a calming, low-maintenance aquarium that doesn’t become another stressful chore
Most aquariums don’t last.
Starting a freshwater tank is exciting—but also overwhelming. A beginner needs to navigate equipment, water chemistry, substrates, plants, fertilisers, animals, and more. The hobby can feel like an expensive guessing game. Frustrated by mistakes and rising costs, many first-time aquarists give up within months.
It doesn’t have to be this way.
How to Create an Organic Aquarium shows you how to create a natural, low-maintenance tank where plants, soil, and microorganisms do the work. This book translates the science of soil-based aquariums into simple, beginner-friendly steps. The result? An affordable aquarium that finds its own balance.
What this book is not:
It’s not a no-maintenance, self-sustaining, wonder tank. You’ll still need to trim your plants, feed your fish, and perform the occasional water change.
It’s not an equipment catalogue. You’ll learn which tools are necessary—and which you can skip.
It’s not just for experienced hobbyists. This book provides a clear framework to give anyone a solid foundation in freshwater aquariums.
Who it’s for:
Beginners, hobbyists on a budget, and anyone curious about natural aquariums who wants a practical, step-by-step guide.
Sponsored by:
API®
Betta Botanicals®
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