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Beautiful shot of the Staurogyne repens from one of our Brand Ambassadors on Instagram @nickmaas91 Who else gets really happy when their plants finally gain traction and start to grow in fully? . .... . . . . . #plantedtank #aquariumtank #aquariumfans #canadianaquarium #canadaaquarium #aquariumplants #aquariums #aquariumhobby #aquariumlife #aquariumsofinstagram #aquariumplants #co2 #aquariumco2 #carbondioxide #freshwatertank #aquariumenthusiasts #aquariumscapes #aquascape See more

Chihiros CII RGB for Nano Tanks! A perfect solution designed for your freshwater nano rimless tanks with glass thickness of up to 8 mm. With a built-in Bluetooth controller so your lighting can be customized directly from your phone (app required). For more details visit our website!... . . . . . . . . . #plantedtank #aquariumtank #aquariumfans #canadianaquarium #canadaaquarium #aquariumplants #aquariums #aquariumhobby #aquariumlife #aquariumsofinstagram #aquariumplants #co2 #aquariumco2 #carbondioxide #freshwatertank #aquariumenthusiasts #aquariumscapes #aquascape See more

Another beautiful shot of a scape from one of our ambassadors @aqua_green_therapy on instagram . . . .... . . . . . #plantedtank #aquariumtank #aquariumfans #canadianaquarium #canadaaquarium #aquariumplants #aquariums #aquariumhobby #aquariumlife #aquariumsofinstagram #aquariumplants #co2 #aquariumco2 #carbondioxide #freshwatertank #aquariumenthusiasts #aquariumscapes #aquascape See more

A beautiful shot from one of our Brand Ambassador's tank @kalemsfishtanks on Instagram. We're loving everything about this scape! . .... . . . . . . #plantedtank #aquariumtank #aquariumfans #canadianaquarium #canadaaquarium #aquariumplants #aquariums #aquariumhobby #aquariumlife #aquariumsofinstagram #aquariumplants #co2 #aquariumco2 #carbondioxide #freshwatertank #aquariumenthusiasts #aquariumscapes #aquascape See more

UPDATE If you purchased a moss ball after January 1, 2021, it must be destroyed by following our guidelines linked here and pictured below: https://bit.ly/3...rCDJtK It is VERY important that you DO NOT dispose of anything (moss balls, water, plants, rocks, etc) by flushing it down the toilet, dumping into a drain or waterway, or putting it into the compost. It is critical to properly destroy these materials in order to protect Alberta’s aquatic ecosystems. as live zebra mussels, which are an invasive species, have been detected in moss balls being sold in Alberta. Destroying all moss balls that have been purchased in Alberta this year needs to occur, whether you can visibly see mussels or not. Mussels that have been discovered by AEP staff have ranged in size from being barely visible to extremely small. Here’s what we know: We have received reports from the public who found mussels in their moss balls. One person had purchased their moss balls at the beginning of February. We are working closely with our partners in other jurisdictions and the Canadian Food Inspection Agency to trace shipments that were received in the province. We are contacting pet and plant stores to have them remove moss balls from their shelves and halt sales immediately. If stores have moss balls in stock, our team is seizing them under the Fisheries (Alberta) Act. Our lab team sampling the moss balls have confirmed they contain zebra mussels (Dreissena polymorpha); water samples are being tested to see if the microscopic larval form (called veligers) of mussels are present. Thanks to everyone who is helping us to spread the word (and not the mussels!). Please continue to share this information. Learn more about aquatic invasive species here: https://bit.ly/2O86MXL