A live look inside.
Live from my aquarium · A few seconds behind the fish · No audio
MY PLANTED FRESHWATER AQUARIUMS
Two tanks.
A closer look.
From the whole underwater landscape to the smallest shrimp among the leaves. A photographic record of my 5-gallon and 40-gallon aquariums.

01 / THE COMMUNITY DISPLAY
The 40-gallon
A broad planted landscape with a red-toned center, tall green stems, and low foreground growth. Wood and dark stone give the planting structure; a curved band of pale pebbles draws the eye across the front.

02 / THE PLANTED CORNER
The 5-gallon
Dense stems fill the left side of this compact aquarium, leaving a lighter window through the center and right. Above, floating plants send long roots into the water; below, small grassy tufts break up the dark substrate.
The planting extends through the full height of the tank—from the fine foreground growth to the canopy at the surface.
FROM LANDSCAPES TO DETAILS
Meet the collection.
The fish, shrimp, snails, and plants behind the wider views.

LOOK A LITTLE LONGER
There’s life between the leaves.
The wide photographs reveal the planting and layout. Up close, another set of details appears: a shrimp’s delicate markings, the flash of a neon stripe, or the texture of a single leaf.
Take a closer look
