Small aquariums are often thought of as beginner-friendly because they are easy to install, but from a production and management perspective, as readers of this magazine may well know, they are actually more suitable for experts. Having said that, however, the W600mm aquarium which used to be recommended to beginners is now considered too big. One solution to this current aquarium conundrum is to propose fully managing (and enjoying) “complete system” small aquariums. The lighting fixture, not just essential for aquatic plant photosynthesis, uncompromisingly impacts interior aesthetics. The Sol Stand RGB does so with perfection. The lighting unit can slide up and down and even swing to allow lighting quantity adjustment and management possible. Even for beginners, managing a layout like the one here- the creation of which involves dividing the foreground and background with a driftwood composition, spreading decorative sand and cultivating an aquatic plant backdrop- is made easy with this setup. And it affords the expert more time to attend fish. There is no room for error in small tanks, but a certain magic radiates from a well managed aquarium of any size.