Explore transparent rankings built from published results across the world’s leading aquascaping contests.
The Brazil Aquascaping Contest 2019 competition hosted an impressive 78 aquascapers this year. Divided into four categories, the contest saw some truly stunning entries. Check out the top 10 below.
The Brazil Aquascaping Contest 2020 competition hosted an impressive 135 aquascapers this year. Divided into four categories, the contest saw some truly stunning entries. Check out the top 10 below.
The CBAP 2021 concluded with an impressive awards ceremony. The event attracted a lot of entries from aquascapers across the country, showcasing a wide range of creative and innovative aquarium...
The CBAP 2022 concluded with an impressive awards ceremony. The event attracted a lot of entries from aquascapers across the country, showcasing a wide range of creative and innovative aquarium...
The CBAP 2023 concluded with an impressive awards ceremony. The event attracted a lot of entries from aquascapers across the country, showcasing a wide range of creative and innovative aquarium...
The CBAP 2024 concluded with an impressive awards ceremony. The event attracted a lot of entries from aquascapers across the country, showcasing a wide range of creative and innovative aquarium...
The Brazilian Aquascaping Contest (CBAP - Concurso Brasileiro de Aquapaisagismo) has officially announced its 2025 results, marking an impressive season featuring top-tier works from both the...
Bucephalandra pygmaea, commonly referred to as Bukit Kelam, is a popular rhizomatous plant originating from Borneo. Known for its distinctively wavy, dark green leaves and resilience, it is highly...
The 2025 China International Aquascaping Contest (CIAC) has recently concluded, leaving a profound mark on the global aquascaping community with a series of vibrant events. The highlight was the...
I started my first planted tank about 7 years ago. I love to create and build anything in art form, which are my life and my characteristic. Aquatic plants give me a strong impression on its beauty...
Mr. Chow was the Grand Prize winner of ADA International Aquatic Plant Layout Contest 2007, the first ever Hong Kong person to receive such honour.
Eleocharis acicularis, commonly known as bonsai needlewort, is a popular grass-like plant for the foreground of aquascaped tanks. This diminutive form creates a dense, carpet-like appearance when...
Adding snails to your planted aquarium is one of the most effective ways to manage algae and maintain a healthy ecosystem. Beyond their utility as cleaners, many species offer striking patterns and...
EAPLC - European Aquatic Plants Layout Contest. For this reason only entries from geographical Europe are allowed. To foster the trend of Nature Aquariums and Aquascaping the EAPLC contest has...
In the aquatic world or any other hobby.. people often create competitions specifically for that subject. These contests are not only passion but sometimes also have the value of prizes and its...
In the competitive world of aquascaping, achieving award-winning results hinges on a delicate balance between the artistry of hardscape design and the vibrancy of aquatic plants. While both elements...
IADC 2024 initially received 1,952 entries, but after careful review, 1,171 entries met the contest requirements and were officially judged. The results for the IADC International Aquatic Design...
IAPLC 2023 received 1850 entries from 78 countries and areas. After careful evaluation, this year’s world rankings have been determined. And we are delighted to announce them here.
After being on hiatus since 2019, the grand event that used to conclude the IAPLC, known as the “Nature Aquarium Party,” is returning due to popular demand. Rebranded as the “IAPLC Award Ceremony,”...
IAPLC 2024 received 1450 entries from 79 countries and areas. After careful evaluation, this year’s world rankings have been determined. And we are delighted to announce them here.