The Aquarium is the aquascaper’s blank canvas: the frame for the Nature Aquarium. Ironically, its greatest achievement is to appear invisible, unnoticed, undetectable. The greatest aquariums go unnoticed, giving all the glory to your underwater garden within. Because your choice of aquarium is so important, we have put together an Aquarium Selector Page so you can see all the various sizes, options and prices for yourself in one easy place. To go to the Aquarium…
UPDATE: This order has now arrived! Our next ADA order will be arriving very soon! The ETA is 8th November. We will have lots of new goodies in stock very soon, including; ADA Cube Garden 120-H ADA Cube Garden 90-H Glass Covers for all the ADA Cube Gardens Glass Covers for all the Do!aqua Cube Glass ADA Cube Garden Hooks ADA CO2 System Clear Parts Set Do!aqua CO2 Starter Kit and CO2 Refill Cartridges Clear…
The Top 27 from the IAPLC/International Aquatic Plants Contest have been released! You can see them here The IAPLC 2011 Congratulations to all the entrants. The IAPLC 2012 is now open – it is the new generation of IAPLC and involves a round of public voting! Hopefully we will get a record number of UK entrants this year, to really represent the UK in aquascaping!
TGM Substrate Supports, as used in Nature’s Chaos by James Findley are available online now. These Substrate Supports allow you to bank up substrate quickly and easily, so you can achieve perfect results every time! For full instructions please watch the video below. (Please make sure that you have audio enabled on your computer/headphones so you can hear the narration) ‘Nature’s Chaos’ is an 1800l Nature Aquarium Aquascape by professional aquascaper and founder of The…
Call in store to see our new collection of Corydoras, including some very unusual species. At The Green Machine we are Nature Aquarium Specialists, so we only stock fish that are suited to the Nature Aquarium. Corydoras are ideal fish for the planted tank and because they are bottom feeders they add a welcome element of interest to the lower level of the Nature Aquarium (as illustrated by James Findley’s new aquascape ‘Natures Chaos’). We…