As ornamental aquariums such as goldfish and tropical fish continue to enter ordinary households and become the new favorites of home decoration, aquatic plants that used to thrive wildly in rivers, lakes, and ditches have become new highlights for people to watch in recent years. From the "ugly duckling" in the past to the "white swan" competing for care. In order to better guide aquarium enthusiasts in breeding, appreciating the beauty of aquatic plants, and improving their knowledge on the landscaping, raising, maintenance, and appreciation of aquatic plant boxes, the author compiled this professional book on aquatic plants. The book focuses on the living habits and cultivation tips of various aquatic plants, and also introduces related knowledge such as the structure, landscape setting and daily maintenance of aquatic plant boxes. In addition, in order to make the book more vivid and easier to appreciate, the book is also equipped with a series of color pictures for the readers' enjoyment. The book has a total of more than 160,000 words and more than 300 color pictures. It has a reasonable structure, smooth writing and clear images. It is the author's sincere dedication to the cultivation, appreciation and operators of ornamental aquatic plants.
Reader comments
This book is really good! I especially like the "school of fishes making spring" scenery inside, which reminds me of the scene of children playing happily in spring. Moreover, the book introduces various aquatic plants in detail, and there are many beautiful color pictures. I think it is very meaningful for people like me who have children, not only to increase their understanding of water plants, but also to enjoy the beautiful water scenery with their children. I just don't like the character who recommends pruning the water plants periodically. It's a bit troublesome, but it's acceptable for the sake of beauty. Overall, this is a highly recommended book!
This book is really good! I especially like the "school of fishes making spring" scenery inside, which reminds me of the scene of children playing happily in spring. Moreover, the book introduces various aquatic plants in detail, and there are many beautiful color pictures. I think it is very meaningful for people like me who have children, not only to increase their understanding of water plants, but also to enjoy the beautiful water scenery with their children. I just don't like the character who recommends pruning the water plants periodically. It's a bit troublesome, but it's acceptable for the sake of beauty. Overall, this is a highly recommended book!