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Freshwater planted aquariums can be a powerful tool in pagan spells, rituals, and spirituality. The combination of living plants, flowing water, and aquatic life can create a unique and potent energy that can be harnessed for a variety of purposes.

One way to use a freshwater planted aquarium in paganism is to incorporate it into a ritual or spell for abundance and prosperity. The plants and fish in the aquarium can represent the abundance of the natural world, while the flowing water can symbolize the constant flow of wealth and prosperity. During the ritual or spell, one can focus their intention on attracting abundance and prosperity into their life, using the energy of the aquarium to amplify their intentions.

Another way to use a freshwater planted aquarium in paganism is to create a sacred space for meditation and spiritual practice. By setting up the aquarium in a quiet corner of the home or altar, one can create a peaceful and calming environment that is conducive to introspection and spiritual growth. The sound of flowing water and the sight of living plants and fish can help to quiet the mind and connect one to the natural world.

In addition to using freshwater planted aquariums in spells and rituals, they can also be used to cultivate a deeper connection to the natural world. By caring for the plants and fish in the aquarium, one can develop a greater appreciation for the delicate balance of life and the interconnectedness of all things. This can lead to a greater sense of reverence for the natural world and a desire to live in harmony with it.

When setting up a freshwater planted aquarium for use in paganism, it is important to choose plants and fish that are compatible with each other and with the environment of the aquarium. It is also important to regularly clean and maintain the aquarium to ensure the health and well-being of the plants and fish.

The freshwater planted aquariums can be a powerful tool in paganism, witchcraft, and magic. They can be used in spells and rituals for abundance and prosperity, as well as for creating a sacred space for meditation and spiritual practice. By cultivating a deeper connection to the natural world through caring for the plants and fish in the aquarium, one can develop a greater sense of reverence for the natural world and a desire to live in harmony with it.

If you're brand new to the hobby, I would advise against a large set up. Anything more than 5-10 gallons might be too much. Just be sure not to stock more than 1 inch of fish per gallon. Fry size does not count. The ratio is for the estimated max size of an adult fish. Anything less than 5 gallons is considered cruel even if keeping that ratio. You might be able to survive living in a single room 24/7 but will you be happy?

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You will also need a bubbler, a light, and a heater (unless you live in a tropical climate). Choose the specs that best fit your needs.

Gravel, fish, and decorations are obviously up to your taste. Half the fun is designing your aquarium.