moss -Java = Vesicularia dubyana - (Hardy, No CO2 Required, No Fertilizers Required)
$8.95
Unit price perCommon names: Java Moss, Vesicularia Dubyana
Java Moss is the most common aquarium moss used in the planted aquarium hobby! Characterized by its deep green hue and thin fronds, Java Moss has many different uses and can be utilized to recreate a variety of styles in a planted tank.
Most commonly, Java Moss is typically used to wrap aquascaping rocks or aquarium driftwood. The addition of moss to hardscape adds an aged look that is enjoyed by enthusiasts of all skill levels. Moss is also commonly used in breeding projects and can provide valuable coverage for fry. There are many types of aquarium moss and each species will vary in growth patterns with slightly varying fronds! One of the most loved attributes of aquarium moss is its hardiness. Aquarium moss makes a wonderful beginner plant and is an easy introduction to keeping live aquatic plants.
You will receive one golfball size of Java Moss. Moss is very versatile and can be attached to hardscape or left free-floating. It can be grown under a wide range of aquarium conditions and is recommended for breeders, beginners, and all.
description courtesy buceplants.com
All plants are grown without Co2 or fertilizers to ensure their hardiness. These hardy, easy-to-care-for plants will make a beautiful addition to any aquascape.
Benefits of Naturally Grown Aquatic Plants:
- No Co2 Required
- No Fertilizer Required
- Hardy Aquarium Plants
- Easy to grow
- Low maintenance
FEADTURED COLLECTIONS
Easy to grow stem plants are a great way to build a natural environment for your fish to thrive. These plants are C-Free and do not require chemical fertilizer or Co2 injections.
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