A look at this 200-liter tank is like a stroll through an underwater botanical garden: lush colors, precise plant shapes, and a lively play of shadows. It all began as a consistent Dutch-style aquarium – inspired by the compact "Mini Dutch," but now on a larger scale. As experience grew, so did the courage to remodel: the front-facing Eleocharis lawn gave way to a warm layer of Rio Xingu natural gravel, which draws the eye more strongly to the staggered rows of plants. Thus, a pure Dutch layout has evolved into a Classic Planted layout – still orderly, but with more natural accents. The result: a showcase aquarium that immediately captivates visitors in the Dennerle foyer and demonstrates how to set up and maintain a 200-liter aquarium over the long term.

A feast for the eyes - the emperor tetra!
Was du für dieses Aquarium brauchst
Natural Gravel Rio Xingu, 2-22 mm

Pflanzplan

A garden trimmed for precision
Die Pflege
Weitere Ratgeber
A look at this 200-liter tank is like a walk through an underwater botanical garden: lush colors, precise plant shapes and a lively play of shadows.
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