Now having 4 difference type of mosses, I approche my fifth moss type!
Unpacking my xmas moss that I order on ebay.
So "claim" to be xmas which in apprence have the "triangle tree shape" looks but would also doubt it might be Tawian moss at the same time.
I wouldn't know for sure unless I have a microscope and look at the leave structure. Time will tell when I attach it to something later in the weeks to come.
Unpacking Chri...
Now having 4 difference type of mosses, I approche my fifth mo...
Christmas Moss...
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Christmas Moss...
Christmas Moss - Vesicularia montagnei
Seems like my christ...
Christmas moss (Vesicularia montagnei) has been gaining it popularity over the years. Base on my knowledge, it was made well known by aquarium hobbyist in Singapore. Perhaps there are 3 main reasons that it is becoming so popular, and many are taking it as a better alternative to the well-known Java moss: 1. It forms a very neat moss wall (if it is cultivated with a proper setup Moss wire mesh), with the moss forming a Christmas-tree-like shape 2. Christmas moss grows slower, so lesser maintenance effort is required. For Java moss, if you let it grow freely for 3 to 4 weeks in your tank, probably your tank will become unpleasant for your sight. As for Christmas moss, it could stay well intact and neat for at least 7-8 weeks. That’s half the effort to maintain, in short. Some facts about Christmas moss: Common Name: Christmas Moss, Xmas Moss Scientific Name: Vesicularia montagnei Temperature: 70-80 degrees pH: 5.0-7.5 Light: Low (1.5WPG) to High (3WPG+) Growth: Slow Difficulty: Beginner Christmas moss could grow beautifully in the aquarium tank with very high lighting, and it could also grow very well in the darkest corner. It is not too demanding over the lighting or pH, but in order for it to grow well, it has to be kept in the soft water. Sold in a golfball size
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great moss
Posted by Unknown on 31st Dec 2015
Received 2 healthy portions of Christmas moss. It is now attached to driftwood and flourishing
YAY Christmas Moss!
Posted by Nick on 13th Nov 2015
I received a nice portion of Christmas Moss (1 day early) which was healthy and green! I attached it to a Manzanita drift tree and so far it is doing well! I highly recommend eliteinverts!
great freshwater plant!
Posted by Unknown on 30th Apr 2015
Received a very healthy portion of Christmas Moss, which is doing very well in my freshwater tank.
lush moss, good size
Posted by Unknown on 23rd Apr 2015
It took about a week to ship but once it did it arrived in a couple days. The moss was lush and green, about golf ball size, very healthy!
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