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By following the principles of the Walstad Method for dirted aquarium fish tanks, you can create a lovely, easy to maintain tiny pond for your pet fish perfect for keeping on your porch, balcony, or backyard patio. Some of the

Trust the algae. The fact that algae--a living, aquatic plant-- can grow, and possibly thrive, in your planted fish tank, is a visual signal to you, the future fish keeper, that your aquarium is now capable of sustaining life. Algae

No pond or ocean created a stable ecosystem for its watery inhabitants overnight, and neither should you.

Cory Catfish thrive in a no filter, no heater, low tech, dirted, planted aquarium that uses an ecosystem to create a natural, low maintenance fish tank.

When you need a fast-growing, beautiful plant for your Walstad Method Fish tank to clean your fish water at top speed, bamboo is a wonderful choice for your aquarium's riparium.

Keeping fish tanks with your plants increases humidity, provides organic fertilizer, and give you a chance to spice things up with ripariums in the jungalow.

Growing Red Tiger Lotus in a dirted, Walstad Method tank requires balancing this demanding, fast-growing plant with other aquatic plants in your aquascape.