As the guides usually suggest, it is more beneficial to a fish tank to have live plants used instead of artificial plastic plants due to the reason that balance in the ecosystem should be maintained. Not only that it provides balance, but live plants can also produce food for the fishes or shrimps inside the tank. With that, it is great to see bonsai plants used inside a fish tank in a manner that is beneficial to the marine animals but also provides a great view of the fish tanks. So here are a few of those stunning bonsai aquascape:
This is one example of a heavily planted fish tank that includes java moss, micro sword, anarcharis and driftwood
Credits to aquascapinglove
Looking stunning with java moss and small driftwood depicting a forest vibe to the fish tank
Credits to Widex Sastrosudjono
Java moss wrapping the driftwood which appears to be a small lagoon
Credits to Sim Kian Hong
A view of an enchanted forest covered by moss and some live plants that enhanced the picture
Credits to Matthew Israel O. Manes
Dark forest themed java moss-filled driftwood
Credits to Yang Yufan
Ferns, sword plants, driftwood, making a great view of down under vibe
Credits to Antonio Nikolic
Nice forest with lush greens through a bedrock of stones
Credits to Ittipong Deewan
Heavily planted fish tank with all sorts of moss and some rotala indica
Credits to Gregory Thom E Silva
Small driftwood wrapped with java moss
Credits to Jirapong Laopiyasukol
Moss all around and some green plants like fanwort are great ornaments to driftwood
Credits to Omar Benziane
