Decorative aquarium accessories to beautify your fish tank - Times of India

Decorative aquarium accessories to beautify your fish tank - Times of India

Decorative aquarium accessories to beautify your fish tank - Times of India

Posted: 30 Aug 2020 12:00 AM PDT

When you own an aquarium, there is a lot that you can do with it to give a new look to your aquarium every few days. With plenty of accessories available online and offline, you can experiment with colours, shapes, styles, themes and more to match the aquarium with the look of the room. Pebbles, sand crystals, show-pieces, plants and more attractive aquarium accessories are available these days to transform the look of your fish tank.

Helping you pick something good depending upon the size of your aquarium or the theme of decor in your room, here is a list of some popular aquarium accessories that are apt for decoration:-

If you want to have a green bed in your aquarium, you should go for these plant seeds by Petzlifeworld. These seeds are to be placed with the sand on the base of your aquarium depending upon the intensity of greenery you want. With ample light and moisture, these seeds will sprout up into tiny plants that will cover the aquarium bed.

You can even drop these seeds on specific areas if you want greenery only in specified parts. Just read the instructions while using and store the remaining seeds in an air-tight container properly.
For those who want to give a colourful look to their aquariums, making the base colourful can never go wrong. You can use these decorative pebbles by Adhiram and put them on the base of a fishbowl or a fish tank. Since these stones are asymmetrical and brightly-coloured to fill up your aquarium base properly.

The stones are durable and will not lose the original colour and shine even if you place them underwater for long. Just make sure you clean the stones properly every time you clean your aquarium.
If you are looking for aquarium accessories that can give a haunted look to your fish tank, you should go for this decorative fort by Foodie Puppies. This decorative piece can be placed in the middle or corner of the fish tank depending upon the positioning of the pump and other accessories.

The decorative fort is durable and will stay good for years. It can even work as a hiding place or play area for small fish.
Jellyfish always look beautiful but you will not find them for your domestic aquariums. But, you can get the beauty of these fish in your aquarium with the help of these silicon accessories by Jainsons. These decorative accessories float and swing in the aquarium water and glow brightly when you turn on the aquarium lights.

These glowing fish are available in 6 colours and you can choose the ones that you feel will match well with the look of your aquarium.
This brown ship by Foodie Puppies can be another beautiful aquarium accessory that you can buy online to transform the look of your aquarium. It is suitable for all types of water and will stay good without losing its colour or getting damaged with the chemicals in the water.

If you are using this brown ship in your aquarium, prefer going for other accessories in the shades of brown, white and green to ensure that the beauty of these decorative accessories is maintained.

Look for more decorative aquarium accessories here!
DISCLAIMER: The Times of India's journalists were not involved in the production of this article.

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