This is one of the most asked information on my channel. It took a long time and now I did not want to wait any longer after seeing comments from our viewers like this
When I first started my tank, my first choice was to go to Kolathur and get all the plants there. My first addition was Cabomba and peacock moss which I added to the rock.
I was looking for better choice and then came across https://aquabynature-shop.com/ from which I ordered rest of the plants. Here is the list of plants I bought, quantity and the price (Jan 18, 2024)
| Plant Name | Unit price | Quantity | Total price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hygrophila Difformis “Variegated” | ₹19.00 | 2 | ₹38.00 |
| Bacopa Caroliniana | ₹2.50 | 10 | ₹25.00 |
| Egeria Najas | ₹1.25 | 10 | ₹12.50 |
| Hemigraphis sp. Pink (Terranium Plant) | ₹7.50 | 5 | ₹37.50 |
| Hygrophila Difformis | ₹2.50 | 10 | ₹25.00 |
| Rotala Indica | ₹7.50 | 10 | ₹75.00 |
| Cryptocoryne Wendtii | ₹25.00 | 3 | ₹75.00 |
| Cryptocoryne Wendtii “Tropica” | ₹37.50 | 3 | ₹112.50 |
| Rotala Macrandra “Pink” | ₹7.50 | 10 | ₹75.00 |
| Polygonum sp. “Sao Paulo” Red | ₹10.00 | 10 | ₹100.00 |
Online shop name update panugea…….it will be easy
I have used https://aquabynature-shop.com/ for plants order. I have updated the same in the blog as well.
Kindly send website were you purchased plants
I bought from https://aquabynature-shop.com/. I have added the same in the blog as well.
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Use this site https://aquabynature-shop.com/
Great choice starting with Cabomba and peacock moss! It seems like you’re really committed to creating a natural environment for your fish. Father Fish’s model is definitely a fantastic approach for sustainable fishkeeping. The community support and resources must be incredibly helpful for beginners and experienced hobbyists alike. How do you find the balance between plant growth and fish health in your tank?
Fish health is the ultimate indicator when it comes to the health of the tank. Plants are part of the ecosystem that eventually helps in fish health. Everything starts from the substrate, which is the very foundation. After 3 – 6 months, all this will come together beautifully.
The website design looks great—clean, user-friendly, and visually appealing! It definitely has the potential to attract more visitors. Maybe adding even more engaging content (like interactive posts, videos, or expert insights) could take it to the next level. Keep up the good work!
Definitely, thanks for the suggestion. Forum should bridge some gap. Also planning for user pages in which we can all have separate pages for us, which will become information for others and also a timeline for us.
Your journey with setting up your tank sounds fascinating! Starting with Cabomba and peacock moss is a great choice, and it’s interesting how you expanded your collection through that website. I’m curious, how has the Father Fish model influenced your approach to fishkeeping? It seems like a sustainable and natural method, but have you noticed any challenges in maintaining it? The community support aspect sounds really helpful—have you connected with others who share the same hobby? I’d love to hear more about your experience with the plants you ordered and how they’ve thrived in your tank. Do you think this method could work for someone just starting out, or does it require more experience?
Starting in the right direction will set the course.
It’s great to see how you’ve started your tank with such enthusiasm! I love that you chose Cabomba and peacock moss as your first additions—they’re such beautiful plants. The idea of following the Father Fish model for natural fish keeping is fascinating, and it’s awesome that the website offers both information and community support. I’m curious, though, how has the transition to a natural tank been for you so far? Have you noticed any significant changes in your fish’s behavior or the tank’s ecosystem? Also, do you think the plants you ordered have made a noticeable difference compared to your initial choices? I’d love to hear more about your experience and any tips you might have for someone considering this approach!
Definitely, the new plants made a huge difference.
It’s fascinating how you started your tank journey with Cabomba and peacock moss from Kolathur. Ordering the rest of the plants from a website seems like a smart move, especially since it’s tailored for natural fish keeping like Father Fish’s model. The concept of a natural fish tank is intriguing—do you think this method is more sustainable for both the fish and the environment? I appreciate the community support aspect, as it must be encouraging for beginners. Have you noticed any significant changes in your tank since switching to this model? I’d love to hear more about your experience and any tips you’ve picked up along the way. By the way, how do you ensure the balance of the ecosystem in your tank? It sounds like such a rewarding hobby!
This is such an interesting approach to fish keeping! I’ve always been curious about the Father Fish model and how it differs from traditional methods. The idea of creating a natural ecosystem in a tank sounds both challenging and rewarding. I wonder, how long did it take for your tank to stabilize after adding all the plants? Your choice of Cabomba and peacock moss seems great for a natural look—was it easy to maintain? It’s inspiring to see a website dedicated to educating hobbyists and providing community support. Do you think beginners could start with this method, or is it better for more experienced keepers? I’d love to hear more about your experience with the plants and the overall setup!
This is such an interesting approach to fishkeeping! I’ve always been curious about the Father Fish model and how it differs from traditional methods. Your choice of Cabomba and peacock moss sounds like a great start—how have they been thriving in your tank? I’m also impressed by the community support aspect; it must be so helpful to have a network of like-minded hobbyists. Do you think this natural method is more sustainable in the long run compared to conventional setups? I’d love to hear more about your experience and any challenges you’ve faced. What would you say is the most rewarding part of following this model?