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NOW AVAILABLE

ADA Catalog at AquaTouch

ADA Catalog 2009 at AquaTouch
View a sample HERE

 

PLANTS

For a complete catalog
of our plants
CLICK HERE


Staurogyne sp.

Ammania gracilis AquaTouch
Ammania gracilis

AquaTouch Riccia
Riccia on Stone

AquaTouch moss
Pottias sp.

AquaTouch plants
Mini pellia

AquaTouch plants
Notocyphus lutescens

AquaTouch plants
Fissidens geppii

AquaTouch plants
Taiwan Aquatic Fern

AquaTouch plants
Mini rose moss

AquaTouch plants
Rose moss

 

POPULAR FISH

AquaTouch freshwater fish
White cloud minnow

AquaTouch freshwater fish
Electric blue ram

AquaTouch freshwater fish
Black neon tetra

AquaTouch freshwater fish
Endler's livebearer (M)

AquaTouch freshwater fish
European cardinal tetra

 

 

                 
Nature Aquariums

Our Freshwater Plant Section contains over
1000 gallons of Tanks! A great selection of hard to find plants, shrimp & fish.

      AquaTouch plants

This system has Ice Cap driven T-5 Lighting!

   

Our Asian style freshwater planted aquariums create a diverse ecosystem with an emphasis on tropical aquatic plants. Much of the equipment we use for them is designed to maximize efficiency while including an element of style. AquaTouch stocks a full line of supplies for Fresh Water Planted systems. We are also available for custom layout consultations and system installations. 


  AquaTouch Freshwater plants

 AquaTouch Plant Tank

NEW ADA Power Sand Blend

An economical way to use the ADA substrate system

AquaTouch now offers a combination of ADA Power Sand with the powdered additives already mixed in. This saves the hobbyist the added cost of buying the powders separately. Our ADA Power Sand Blend goes directly on the bottom of the tank followed by your favorite ADA Soil. It’s that easy!ADA AquaTouch Power Sand

ADA Power Sand Blend is a combination of ADA Power Sand S, Bacter 100, Tourmaline BC, Clear Super, Penac P, and Penac W in a balanced ratio based on ADA recommendations for use.

One portion of ADA Power Sand Blend is suitable for the ADA Mini S (3.5 gallon / 13 ltr.) to ADA Mini L (8.5 gallon / 32 ltr.) size tanks; approximately 14 in2 or 90 cm2 per bag. Multiple portions would be used for larger sized aquariums.

Get all the advantages of the most advanced and internationally proven substrate system for your planted aquarium at a lower cost than purchasing each item separately."
Available HERE.

 AquaTouch Plant Tank 

Fresh Water Plant Links

 

AGA Convention 2006 San Francisco

Aqua Forest Aquarium store visit 2006

Planted Tanks of Hong Kong

An Introduction to Growing Live Plants

Planting Basics Article

Steven & George Lo Demonstration

AquaTouch visits ADA Japan

Aquarium Shops of Japan  (NEW)

2009 ADA Layout Contest Results  (NEW)

Step-by-Step Guide to ADA style Planted Tanks (NEW)

 

Check out our retail store for new arrivals of fish, plants and imported dry goods.

 

Dwarf Indian Puffer

Dwarf Indian Puffer  Dwarf Indian Puffer

These are a passive freshwater species that do well in
freshwater planted tanks. Maximum adult size is 1.5 cm.

AquaTouch online shopping

  We use and recommend MOSURA brand products for
Crystal Red Shrimp care. Available at AquaTouch!

AquaTouch Mosura products

 

Borneo Wood

Imported Exclusively by AquaTouch

An aquascape driftwood from Singapore

 

 

Largest Selection in Arizona!
and the Southwest!
Great Low Prices!!!

New! ADA Do Aqua Products Available

 

ADA Softenizer in Stock!

  

ADA Softenizer MOVIE (Quick-time Format)

     

 

Here's what hobbyists and professionals are saying
about the live plant section at AquaTouch:

 

"...While I have your attention, I discovered a LFS here that has absolutely taken my breath away. I had not considered going into "planted" tanks yet, but a visit to this place has me reconsidering that decision. Going into this store is like visiting a public aquarium. They have dozens of absolutely stunning tanks on display. I don't mean to advertise for them, but I would bet that there are very few LFS in the US that are on this level. Research lab, necropsy, surgery and more. Just amazing. Please forgive me for offering a link to their website (I am not affiliated with them). Anyone in the Phoenix area should not miss this place! ...wow, I wish I had a fish store like that nearby! ...That looks like an awesome LFS - I think it's on par with some UK ones... and it's great to have a good LFS near you." --Desertrefugee at FishLore.com via the web.

"What a wonderful store you have! I was actually driving to somewhere completely else and I saw your store from the road. We had plenty of time so my boyfriend and I stopped in to take a look. Well number one, I absolutely LOVE the Amano display you have in your freshwater section. I also had the opportunity to chat with your employees about some algae problems I was having with my own planted tank. They gave me the most rational advice on how to take care of it! I'd just like to say you have a wonderful, friendly staff and beautiful animals. Please keep up the good work!"-- Katie. Phoenix, Arizona.

"What a nice display in a shop! The tank is clean and bright, but would benefit from some pretty stem plants growing up behind your central wood and moss. While it looks like you have attempted some foreground planting, you need to give these plants some time to grow in." -- Karen Randall. Author, 2005 Aquatic Gardeners Association Contest Judge.

"Excellent low maintenance aquarium. No doubt the customers are impressed with the display. This tank's best quality is the open space for the fish to swim about. The aquarist looks to have taken the fish into account as well as the plants which is especially important with discus. The foreground and background needs to fill in a lot. It looks like they were recently thinned/trimmed or planted. Make sure to leave some open room for the discus to peck food on the substrate. The stand of crypts in the front could be moved back some from the glass to keep them from crowding the front of the tank..." -- Phil Edwards. 2005 Aquatic Gardeners Association Contest Judge

   

 
 

 

 
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