Leyu Acrylic Factory is a specialized aquatic engineering company that integrates the production of acrylic sheets with a wide range of services, including planning and designing large-scale marine theme parks, overall design of aquariums, construction of large-scale aquarium projects, design of aquariums in commercial complexes, marine restaurant design, acrylic infinity pools, underwater landscaping, life support system (LSS) design and construction, operation and maintenance, marine life quarantine, temporary holding, feeding training, performance planning, and transportation.
Our factory continuously absorbs and learns advanced production techniques from abroad, boldly experiments, and dares to innovate. Today, it has developed the capability to produce ultra-long and ultra-thick acrylic sheets, maintaining a leading position in the domestic and international acrylic industry. The factory is equipped with specialized high-temperature curing rooms for acrylic sheets, enabling the creation of various shapes such as curved, S-shaped, and cylindrical designs. It has achieved advanced expertise in the professional field of seamless splicing and installation of thick acrylic sheets, both domestically and internationally.
While adhering to its original development philosophy, Leyu Acrylic Factory will continue to prioritize investments in acrylic sheet research and production, aquatic engineering design solutions, and corporate team development. The company remains dedicated to its relentless pursuit of becoming a globally renowned aquatic engineering enterprise.

Leyu Aquarium Landscape - Create your underwater paradise

Landscaping an aquarium, often called aquascaping, transforms your tank into a stunning underwater garden that mimics natural landscapes like forests, mountains, or riverbeds. It's an art form blending creativity, biology, and design principles to create depth, balance, and tranquility. Whether you're a beginner or experienced hobbyist, here's a step-by-step guide based on proven techniques from experts like Takashi Amano and modern aquascapers.

1. Plan Your Design and Style
2. Gather Materials
3. Build the Layout
4. Cycle and Maintain