Aqualibrium is one of the newest symbiotic ecosystems, where fish live in the bottom of the tank, where nutrients are pumped to the top, feeding the plants, and giving them life. The plant will filter the nutrients out of the water, taking only what it needs, as well as collecting the unfriendly fish substances that may be in the tank. The water is then pumped back down, in an endless cycle.
The plants to be used are up to the owner, whether it be pure ornamental plants, or edible plants, such as vegetable or herbs. The Aqualibrium uses identical stackable sections to hold the fish and the plants, which means you can have layers of them.
As of this moment, prototypes are opaque, but plans for the production verson are to be constructed entirely of UV-protected, scratch-resistant, clear plastic. Theres space for 49L of water in the bottom, and 2 sq feet of growing space in the top. Waterproof 9-watt LED grow lights are included, but useres must supply their own plants and fish.
The Aqualibrium Garden is currently priced at $629, and can be shipped anywhere.




