Spontaneous Moss?

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So I noticed this green moss/algae growing on my driftwood, and I haven't thought much if it, but I figured I might as well ask and see if anyone recognized it.

Any ideas as to what it may be are welcome.
 

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I don't know what it is. But, it reminds me of fissidens moss.
That's a really good guess, I just don't know where it would have come from, I've never even owned any.
 
Yes, it's a Fissidens species. Also known as phoenix moss, feather moss, and tongue moss. No idea how it got there, but lucky you!
 
I see two different mosses, Phoenix moss and Java moss. I think in the second picture, the Java moss is above the Phoenix moss
 
I see two different mosses, Phoenix moss and Java moss. I think in the second picture, the Java moss is above the Phoenix moss
I think this person was mainly referring to the Phoenix moss.
 
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I think this person was mainly referring to the Phoenix moss.
I was, and thank you for the confirmation. As I said, I have no idea where it came from.

I see two different mosses, Phoenix moss and Java moss. I think in the second picture, the Java moss is above the Phoenix moss
It's actually some leftover strands from the Christmas moss that I had tried tied to the top of the tree. That didn't go so well and I ended up tearing it out after I got a large hair algae issue.
 
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