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Good Moss to Cover Bottom of 12 g ?

Discussion in 'Aquatic Plants & Planted Tanks' started by eeyipes, Jul 24, 2008.

  1. eeyipes

    eeyipes Thread Starter New Member

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    Good Moss to Cover Bottom of 12 g ?

    What would be a good moss to cover the bottom of a 12 gallon, low-mid light tank? Something with a nice grassy look ...
     
  2. noshow discus

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    Riccia looks nice
     
  3. Anthony

    Anthony Active Member

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    It does. Mine always broke up from the fish though so it ended up floating at the top of the tank.

    I would do a nice java moss or something similar.
     
  4. Anonymous

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    lilaeopsis spp.

    Echinodorus spp.

    Dwarf Hairgrass (Eleocharis sp.)

    riccia only works on stones and is quite slow.
     
  5. noshow discus

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    there is always Xmas moss i have been thinking of doing another backdrop with Xmas moss
     
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    riccia would be the best choice for what you want to accomplish.
     
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    Whats a fast growing moss i can use for a moss backdrop?
     
  8. Anthony

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    I've found that java moss actually grows pretty quickly in my tanks even though it's supposedly a slow growing plant.