"Meet the AquaSprouts Aquarium Aquaponic Garden, an adorably compact “ecosystem" that is powered by fish waste."

"This system turns a fish tank into an aquaponic garden, a perfect tool to explore how our natural environment works: fish waste fertilizes the plants, and the plants filter the water in the tank."

"If you own an aquarium and want to add some more greenery and life to it, this desktop ecosystem will make the perfect addition. No matter where you put it in your living space, it will make your room 10 times more interesting."

"Skip the TV and stare at this all day — watch a natural environment in action. An AquaSprouts Garden — a self-sustaining aquarium and aquaponics kit, so you can grow herbs and keep your fishs' tank clear and clean at the same time."

"Doubling as a fountain and a flowering pot, the AquaSprouts Fountain is a sleek and eco-friendly addition to your home or patio. If gardening isn’t for you but you love a splash of greenery, let Aquaponics do the work for you with this stylish fountain."

"With the AquaSprouts Garden attachment, you'll be able to clean your tank less often while also enjoying a fresh garden. It will turn your aquarium into a self-sustaining ecosystem that fits right on top of your desk or windowsill."

"If you're hoping to grow an indoor garden this winter, the secret to your success might come in the form of a pet. But only if you're willing to use your goldfish's waste as a fertilizer."

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"The Garden allows families to see first-hand how our natural environment works."

"It's a beautiful symbiotic relationship: the fish’s emissions feed the plants above, and the plants keep the water clean and oxygenated for their fish-friends."

"The choice of plants depends on your taste-buds, but lettuce, Swiss chard, basil, cilantro, oregano, and other herbs and leafy green work well. Peppers, baby tomatoes, and flowering plants are also options."

"Green Hair for Your Fish Tank
Grow a Little Garden ... On Top of your Aquarium!!! If you've developed a green thumb during quarantine, you can keep it going with one of these babies ... and kill two birds with one stone. No fish though ... leave them alone."