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Java Moss Floating Ball

Java Moss Floating Ball

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Java Moss Floating Ball

Such a cool new experiment! 

These floating balls of Java moss will take your fantasy aquascape to the next level.

 Java moss(Vesicularia dubyana) is a drifting, low light plant. I love them in mine as they are great at sheltering fry and baby shrimplets, plus they do some serious heavy-lifting at biological filtration! Learn more about that here.

This order is for one stringed and attached ball of moss, with a suction cup and invisible fishing line attached.

Ready to be tied to whatever hardscape you wish!

Grown SUBMERGED

Growing requirements:

  • 60-80 Degrees Fahrenheit
  • Ph 6-8
  • Low light intensity.
  • Fast growth speed
  • Co2 not needed

Java moss is a super duper plant all around. It requires very little in the way of light, temperature, or ferts. You will notice faster, denser growth in a higher- maintenance aquarium, of course, but it isn't necessary. This is an excellent starter plant for freshwater aquariums.

As I like to keep real ecosystems in my aquariums, there's always the possibility of harmless snail or dwarf shrimp hitchhikers!

Mine love community tanks, with minimal fertilizer and average light/ room temperatures. I do have snails in my tanks, so If you'd absolutely rather not have snail hitchhikers, definitely look up how to do a bleach dip.

 

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