Start with a feeling.
Do you want serene stone, a lush garden, a natural habitat, or a tiny shoreline? Your style choice helps guide the materials and plant palette.
Browse the style atlas ↗The Moon Tank is for imagination. A living aquarium needs a plan. Start here, then dive into the full guides from the aquascapers behind Pet Zone SD and Hakkai.
This is an orientation, not a care prescription. Use the linked original guides to plan for your specific tank, plants, and animals.
Do you want serene stone, a lush garden, a natural habitat, or a tiny shoreline? Your style choice helps guide the materials and plant palette.
Browse the style atlas ↗Make a simple sketch. Place the focal point, work out foreground and background, and leave room for growth and maintenance.
Learn composition at Masterscaper ↗Stone, wood, substrate, and tank shape set the foundation. Check that materials fit the water conditions and livestock you plan to keep.
Explore aquascaping materials at Pet Zone SD ↗Think in groups and layers, then match lighting and care to the plants you select. A beautiful layout becomes better as it matures.
Explore plants at Pet Zone SD ↗Maintenance is part of the creative process. Watch how light, flow, plants, and algae respond, and make small changes thoughtfully.
Find clear answers at AquascapeSD ↗Hands-on learning turns an idea into a real planted tank, with guidance from the people who build them every day.
Explore Hakkai workshops ↗Practical questions about planted tanks, materials, plants, and common problems.
Visit AquascapeSD ↗Composition, style, maintenance, and learning to see a layout more clearly.
Visit Masterscaper ↗A gallery of real aquascapes created by the Hakkai team.
Visit The Scape Gallery ↗Find the ingredients and practical setup guides for a living aquarium.
Visit Pet Zone SD ↗Hands-on workshops, real builds, and stories from the aquascaping gallery.
Visit Hakkai ↗