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Round 1: Top Tank of the Week Steffan entered his 12-gallon partial black water Amazonia tank. This rimless model from Sahara Aquariustic uses a simple hang-on-back filter, a heater, and aqua soil with a gravel and sand cap. It’s planted with Anubias, bucephalandra, and a carpet of Cryptocoryne parva. The stocking includes neon tetras and licorice gouramis, but his favorite feature is the live natural roots. Check out Steffan's video here Round 2: Top Tank of the Week This is Emily's 5-gallon nano office tank—the very first she aquascaped, evolving over months and years. She loves the contrast of the pink flamingo crypt against the lush Anubias, plus the nymph Micrantha lily on the right. Check out Emily's video here Round 3: Top Tank of the Week This is Maddison's 20-gallon-long nano fish tank. It’s stocked with Celestial Pearl Danios, Chili Rasboras, shrimp, Kuhli loaches, and Corydoras. Inspired by a larger MD Aquatics setup, her favorite feature is the rockwork—perfect for Kuhlis to create secret tunnels. Check out Maddison's video here Round 4: Top Tank of the Week Kjell’s 20-gallon nature-style tank (started 1½ years ago) is overrun with plants—and shrimp! Beginning with 12 red cherry shrimp, it’s now a “Shrimptopia” of 1,500–2,000. His favorite feature is the pearl weed carpet, a shrimp kindergarten full of baby shrimp. Check out Kjell's video here As we conclude our first-ever Flip Aquatics Nano Tank Tournament, we're deeply inspired by the creativity and passion shown by participants worldwide. From minimalist marvels to lush natural landscapes, each tank has showcased the diversity of our community. Thank you to everyone who participated, and stay tuned for more exciting updates from Flip Aquatics!For the past month, we've had people from all over the world submit their nano tanks for our first-ever Flip Aquatics Nano Tank Tournament. It's been incredible to see everyone's unique setups, from super minimalist designs with clean lines to more natural aquascapes with dark water. The variety and creativity have been truly inspiring. Our goal was to motivate newcomers to the hobby and spark fresh ideas for current hobbyists. We've been thrilled to hear from many of you about how this contest inspired you to revamp your existing tanks. Let's dive into the final four tanks that made it to the end!
Steffan's Tank
Emily's Tank
Maddison's Tank
Kjell's Tank
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Aquarium plants do much more than add beauty to a tank, they help maintain water quality and provide natural shelter for your aquatic pets. Among the many available options, Hornwort and Anacharis stand out for their versatility, ease of care, and benefits to aquarium ecosystems. Let’s dive deeper into the differences and similarities between these two popular plants.
