Decorations?

I just have some of the fake wood and roots that I found from Petsmart. I tried to keep it more natural looking but also think some of the other ones they sell look pretty cool.

I have some of that fake coral in a my tank that Petsmart sells, also have a bubbler that is a chest that opens and close as it fills up with air bubbles.

I have some old coral and shells that I found on the beach when I lived close to the ocean.

I have rocks and shells mostly. And some aquatic plants.

Love having rocks, shells and some artificial structures in my tanks. Never understood why some people prefer to have an empty tank that is void of an environment. Fish do get bored and can get afraid. Having stuff in there helps with easing them to their environment.

I normally just have some driftwood in my tanks, maybe some type of slate/lace rock, and of course having a ton of live plants in there too.

Rocks, sea shells, plastic plants gives a great look for the aquarium. But my top favourite is pebbles. Overall it gives a fantastic look.

I have a variety of living and artificial plants in my tank that provides enough cover for the fishes to hide and play. I have colored rocks and pebbles which add some color and life to the tank.

I have Aquatic plants along with rocks and pebbles. We should give them the atmosphere where they would enjoy to live. Fish loves to hide and play and like the vibrant colours.

Having a drift wood is a constant for my fish because I found out they enjoy it being in their habitat. Also, I do decorate with stones and shells.

I always have YouTube videos checked out on what and how do decorate my tank. I'm setting up a masterpiece soon and I will upload it once I'm done with it.

As of right now, I am using natural stones for substrate and I have two clay pots with real plants in them and soil. Other than that, I have some moss balls in a corner with some larger stones to create a cave system and a coconut hide for the shrimp in the middle.

When I had my tank the main things, I had in there were shells, rocks and some aquatic plants as well. I found the way I had it all set up it looked really nice, wasn't overcrowded and the fish seemed happy with their surroundings which was what I was aiming for. I did think about adding a few more things but I really didn't want to overcrowd the tank and I also didn't want to place anything in the tank that the fish could potentially get stuck in.