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The underwater world is a complex and fascinating ecosystem, ranging from coral reefs to deep ocean trenches. These ecosystems are of great importance not only for biodiversity, but also for the global climate and the human economy.

Increasing pollution threatens these fragile ecosystems. Chemicals from agriculture, plastic waste and other pollutants end up in the ocean, affecting the health of marine life. Therefore, the integration of ecologically compatible materials is of great importance to protect the marine environment.

Using biodegradable materials can reduce the amount of non-degradable plastic in the oceans. This helps protect marine fauna from the dangers of plastic waste. This is where our eLine jars are used, which are completely compostable. Our project: An aquarium in harmony with our crucifers.

Marcus and Daniel traveled from Jena and brought us the pool and the necessary technology and set it up. Thank you very much for the two busy bees from Petonus.

Everything worked wonderfully and easily, the tank is already shining even without any equipment and we were given a basic course for marine aquarists with real dedication. Admittedly, at first you think "a few fish, feed them every now and then and maybe a little fresh water", but maintaining such a complex reef system requires a little more dedication. And we are ready.

We are now looking forward to being able to choose the residents in two weeks, with the first disc anemones already feeling comfortable as stowaways.

Underwater ecosystems are invaluable to our planet and must be protected. Integrating ecologically compatible materials and sustainable practices is crucial to preserving these sensitive habitats. Through innovative approaches and increased environmental awareness, we can help protect the marine environment for future generations.

Together we can make a difference and preserve the fascinating diversity of the underwater world. Let us act and do our part to protect these valuable ecosystems.