Isabella

Hello everyone

I found this very cool website a while ago about all kinds of beautiful aquatic mosses. Aquatic mosses are low-light plants that are very easy to grow. They should be attached to various surfaces in your tank such as rocks and driftwood. Once they start growing, these plants begin to look amazing.

Here is the website: http://www.aquamoss.net/Introduction.htm
Here are various kinds of mosses described: http://www.aquamoss.net/Moss-List.htm (amazing pictures included)
And here is how to make a beautiful moss wall in your own tank: http://www.aquamoss.net/How%20to%20c...oss%20wall.htm

Enjoy the website and ... get some mosses ! (I suddenly feel very green! LOL )

Isabella

Not to mention these plants don't need some sophisticated lighting, they don't need any substrate, and they are just very low-maintenance in general. Mosses are a GREAT option for people with low-light tanks, no nutrient-rich substrates, and low/standard lighting. Plus, these plants look truly BEAUTIFUL. Class plants for almost no price - I think you couldn't ask for anything better

P.S. The moss wall looks so beautiful I think I'll make one for myself!

lyndatu

Thank you very much for the info, Isabella! I would like to have some mosses in my aquarium!

Just one question: Can mosses attach to unnatural ornaments? Like made out of clay? Thanks in advance.

Isabella

I don't see why not I mean, driftwood for example is soft and porous compared to artifical aquarium decor, so I suppose it's better for any plant. But I think the Moss should grow on any decor piece in your tank. If it can grow/spread over the substrate/gravel, why not on a piece of decor?