Nature in a Glass Box

Last year, I discovered aquascaping, and it felt like magic. The idea of creating a little piece of nature inside my home—designing its look, nurturing the plants and fish, and just watching it come to life—completely drew me in. I've been hooked on this hobby for over a year now. At some point, I asked myself: why do I love this so much? And I think the answer is simple—I just really enjoy the beauty of nature.


 

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