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@arvintv9887

7 жыл бұрын

ADU Aquascaping hello sir can you please help me. Im just a beginner. I want to try puttinh java moss and rocks into my aquarium can you guide me please. what are the things that I need? because I have aquarium but small only. please tell me what I need and what I will buy. thank you I hope for your reply.

@ADUAquascaping

6 жыл бұрын

Arvyn Yuson usually a filter, soil substrate- Aquasoil or some other nutrient rich substrate, heater, a net, scissors, tweezers, plant fertilizers- usually liquid or dry fertilizer, LED fixture of some kind. Fluval, Current, and Finnex all make pretty affordable LED light fixtures. Fish, fish food, plants,

@haseo8244

6 жыл бұрын

ADU Aquascaping after all aquarium plants are still a budding business. Earlier in week I saw someone selling some kind of freshwater red algae on eBay wow. I saw the miella you were saying about, they look a lot like sea lettuces. Then there's prob more plants we hadn't used from the local areas. I'm trying a hair grass species that hitchhike on some arrowhead I dug from the wild that unlike the dark green ones is chartreuse. Then there's the little plants that I see on floodplain in certain spots that get dry during summer that not your common weed.

@haseo8244

6 жыл бұрын

ADU Aquascaping then there's freshwater sponges. In theory they filter solid fish wastes but they will have to be attractive too. Not just some ugly color blobs.

Your aquarium is my dream set up

@bonsaiaquatic7088

3 жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dron/HjCAzDcMmVS_6c1kHDiFGw.html

best looking planted aquariums and information on KZread.

@ADUAquascaping

8 жыл бұрын

+C_los V Thanks for the feedback man. Glad you like the videos, and thanks for watching. Party on.

Such a relaxing video to watch. Aquarium looks on point 👌🏼

@ADUAquascaping

6 жыл бұрын

Lee Petersen thanks for watching

Great video series!!

Java fern amazed me with how tough it was, I put a piece that was attached to some wood in an outside (shaded) pond. It grew well, the pond got ice on in the winder (UK) but the next year it grew again and survived!!

Looks great Dave. Gotta love the Moss. Im trying some Christmas Moss. So far so good.

@ADUAquascaping

8 жыл бұрын

+BM's Aquatics Yeah I am leaning more towards the mosses and liverworts these days. Easy to grow and really pretty.

Your tanks are amazing! Thanks for sharing im new to the planted tank seen so your vids are helpful

@ADUAquascaping

8 жыл бұрын

+Brian pickens You are in the right place if you are new to tanks. Watch all of my videos!!! And get planting that moss once you are ready! Moss is easy to work with.

Keep em coming Dave

@ADUAquascaping

8 жыл бұрын

+MrHoney2U Thanks man, this is the time for ME to show my PLANT PROFILE videos. Everyone else does it, and I held off doing other shiz and whatnot, but I am going into full blown plant videos probably for the next several months.

Thank you, this really helped me

Cool video. I love my java moss. Makes a great place for the fry to hide. Subbed to your channel.

ive been waiting for this vid

thanks this was very informative, thanks for the tip about the temperature, learned something new there

@ADUAquascaping

8 жыл бұрын

+Glass Canvas Aquascape Thanks for watching man, I just checked out your tanks, and really enjoy your style.

@niveshannaidoo643

6 жыл бұрын

Glass Canvas Aquascape h GB high

@niveshannaidoo643

6 жыл бұрын

How sum is this

@yongelehpant1529

5 жыл бұрын

What is a low temperature?

@diogofarias1822

4 жыл бұрын

@@yongelehpant1529 I have the same question. 17? 19? 21?

Just saw your post. Great info. Thanks for posting!

@ADUAquascaping

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!!

loved your tank!

@ADUAquascaping

7 жыл бұрын

Tria Vang thanks so much!

defiantly adding some of this to my 10 gallon

I had some on driftwood in one of my tanks before it grew like crazy I had to trim it every week to keep it back

I have grown java moss in my small outside pond and it even survived the winter here in the UK so it can take low temps.

this channel is awesome very on point and has a professional touch in all your videos hats off to ya and thank you so much for the knowledge you have given me from your channel take care man peace

@freemansaquatics5326

Жыл бұрын

Took ya long enough

@ADUAquascaping

Жыл бұрын

Haha. I don't believe KZread was always showing me notifications throughout the years

Beautiful tank 👍👍👍

@ADUAquascaping

8 жыл бұрын

+G LENG Thanks for the compliment, and thanks for watching. This was a fun scape to do.

Love this vid!

@ADUAquascaping

7 жыл бұрын

thanks for watching!! It means a lot! I am going to have a new ultimate beginner's guide to aquascaping video up very soon! It will show you how to aquascape a low-tech tank using sand substrate and planting on driftwood. Stay tuned! It will be a good one for sure.

Great video! What kind of flow do you recommend? Do you generally have a higher flow that what is shown in the video?

Dave, your videos are so packed full of information that it is a good idea to watch them several times...thanks. Hope all is going well for you and school...holiday break is arriving soon. Party on dude. :-)

@ADUAquascaping

8 жыл бұрын

+Barefoots Child oh yeah! My brain is exploding and this week will be more intense than last, but yes it is almost over!! I am going to get a GoPro Hero for my new Drone and should get some good shots for you guys. Well the best you can get during a dry winter.

@BarefootsChild

8 жыл бұрын

Sounds, good indeedy, dude. 👍

wow thanks like the information really good work plant bro!

@ADUAquascaping

8 жыл бұрын

+peter verrone Thanks dude! Now get to work planting that moss!! Moss is super easy to care for.

Great video and awesome information. Thank you!

@ADUAquascaping

8 жыл бұрын

+Luis Roman (UAV FlightDeck) Thanks for watching man. Get to work planting your moss!!

@Romancollectibles

8 жыл бұрын

+ADU Aquascaping I got it all on one of my driftwood and is starting to spread. Idea is to make it look like a tree. we will see what happens. lol

@ADUAquascaping

8 жыл бұрын

sounds good man. I hope to do a similar tree style scape with my next layout. Do you have any vids or pics?

@Romancollectibles

8 жыл бұрын

I'm going to do a update soon and i will keep up with them until i get the java moss where i want it. I planted it about a week ago and it just started to spread at a good rate so i will keep up with the updates until i have it looking like a tree. i can't wait. lol

thumbs up. thank you.

Java moss in high light grows great..until hair algae finds it. What a battle to rid it in moss. Big water changes and some big phosphate eating co plants added to the tank help..but not a total cure.

This is a good video on mosses. What type of substrate is that? It looks like sand but I can't tell. Thanks.

I just bought some java moss for my shrimp, not hey have moss balls, cholla wood, and java moss and they’re living their best lives

@ADUAquascaping

4 жыл бұрын

Nice! Yeah they will definitely love it

Nice to see you have an actual Siamese algae eater. They get so mixed up in the fish trade and hard to find.

@ADUAquascaping

7 жыл бұрын

Jeffrey Obney yeah they do, but then later love to eat java moss and Rotala wallichi.

excellent

@ADUAquascaping

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Nice !

0:40 is that an aggressive golden white cloud minnow?? I thought these guys are very peaceful, I was just about to buy some. Are they always like that?

thanks

So does it run along your wood the java moss or just go sideways and when I trim it can I reattach the cut pieces somewhere else?

Thanks Dave, when you say steel mesh do you mean stainless steel fly screen? can you use green house shade cloth?

Great series!! Super informative. Thanks Dave.

@ADUAquascaping

8 жыл бұрын

+frrok1 Glad to see you back for more! LOL Get planting that moss dude!!

can it grow without co2? what will be the impact?

So I have Java Moss that has grown maybe an inch or two over the course of two months, would fertilizer help it grow?

Good

I honestly didn't even hear any of what you were saying because I was to busy DROOLING over that fricken gorgeous tank. WHAT IS THAT?! How does one achieve that level of majesticness? I need to know.

Hi! Will fin rot meds like Kanaplex and Jungle Fungus Clear Fizz tabs kill Java moss and other aquatic plants?

I have what I believe is Java moss in my 10 gallon tank. I tried to get rid of it. I thought it was gone but 1 spore turned into enough moss to fill my 10 fry tanks. It grows like a weed and clings to everything in the tank. Wish I could get rid of it but idk if it's possible. Haha. It floats in my fry tanks with no substrate,no ferts and grows like crazy. Great for removing nitrates.

@ADUAquascaping

8 жыл бұрын

+LVcichlids Dude! I checked out your tank and have been meaning to let you know. I should comment, but I was busy that day. The carpet looks really nice, and contrasts the stones really well. You will never get rid of it!! It loves you and wants to stick around. LOL

What moss would you recommend if I want to grow on rocks on my aquascape? Jave,xmas,fiz, etc thanks. Great vid!

@ADUAquascaping

4 жыл бұрын

Java or Fissidens work well on rocks and wood

hello it looks beautifull, do you take normale superglue of special for aquaria?

@ADUAquascaping

2 жыл бұрын

Hi, you can use regular cyanoacrylate glue. I get the gel type just so it's easier to use. It can even be used under water. It just gases off a bit of ammonia as it cures. It won't kill fish or shrimp.

So if i plant java moss can i just set it at the bottom of the tank or do i need a substrate? Can i just plant it on aquarium rocks?

ADU Aquascaping - Will it attach itself to smooth rocks and grow (over time after initially attaching with string), or do I need to use porous rock (e.g., volcanic rock)?

@mckoon26

7 жыл бұрын

anewman513 it will attach it self to anything and use superglue it's safe and doesn't create a eye sore like string does.

If I have shrimp do I really need to trim it

it gets tangled in my hair grass and has become kind of a PITA.. .

Hi. Does it grow in Brackish water? Thanks

Snails at 2:30... I found one of these guys yesterday in my aquarium. fascinating. I do have Malaysian trumpetsnails. Is this trumpetsnail babies? :-)

What kind of trimmers do you use?

Man I love your channel. I have a big problem with my java moss. Every time I trim it, even if I am very carefull, some little pieces fall to the bottom. And the next week I have moss growing between the glossostigma. How do you deal with this?

what are the neon-looking fish that are brown in the beginning of the video ?

cool dude

Hi my friend what tetra you have in your tank?

awesome info I adore moss my grandson has a small red ear slider turtle and I would love to make this a learning project for my grandson he will be in the 2nd grade this year. I keep reptiles and he helps me alot with them His main job is to remind me to wash my hands after handling reptiles ect. LOL We want to start off small and as the turtle grows so will his home. So my question is what would be the best moss to start with ? We want him to eventually have a moss wonderland. Ive heard you can use moss balls you buy at pet stores and they will grow is this true? Im also working on a moss viv for my frogs. This will be great for a show and tell school project.

@ADUAquascaping

6 жыл бұрын

mary Harvey Hi, you can definitely use Marimo moss balls, or rip the ball into pieces and then plant them to driftwood or rock using thread or super glue. Loctite super glue gel works. Like I showed in the video. You will probably want to try that and or getting Java moss and possibly even peacock or willow moss too. All hardy mosses to care for.

sir what fertilizer do you use in this tank? and how you put it in your plats?

@ADUAquascaping

7 жыл бұрын

rey maravillas I use DIY ferts in small doses. Liquid solution. Similar to the PPS Pro dosing method

Nice! :)

@ADUAquascaping

8 жыл бұрын

+Najkstory FishFever Thanks for watching. I like your thumbnail.

I have two large common plecos (both over 10in) and I am wondering if Java Moss is ok with them? I realize that they may eat some but I feed both cucumber and algae wafers. If I plant it at a higher point in the tank will it do fine or no?

@ADUAquascaping

7 жыл бұрын

it will be fine. It grows like a weed. They may rip some up if they are larger. Might as well get some moss

hi there,just a quastion? I have wraped a sea stone( stone from the sea with form of egg) with moss, like a week ago.I can t see any signe of algae yet ,but is this ok? I mean should i remove it cuz it from the sea? thank s in advance

@ADUAquascaping

8 жыл бұрын

+Stanimir Portov As long as you cleaned it thoroughly it should be fine. And as long as it isn't calcium carbonate coral skeleton.

can I plant java moss with goldfish? i would plant it will the tank is cycling, so it have about a month to take over before the fish would be introduce...

@ADUAquascaping

7 жыл бұрын

Jean-Michel Gervais yeah it is a very hardy moss and can be housed with gold fish. Just make sure it is secure to rocks or driftwood. Like you said well established moss will give you a better chance.

@orandapower

7 жыл бұрын

thanks :)

@bennancarrow6907

6 жыл бұрын

Goldfish tear the moss apart

Do you ever use nutrients with your moss

Gr8 video.Question does the glues chemicals harm the fish ?

@ADUAquascaping

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks, no it can cure under water. It gives off a little bit of ammonia as it cures, but the plants use it up. Never had any fish or shrimp die using super glue. It is cyanoacrylate

what are those black and yellow banded fish?

Will it grow on stone in your tank

Will Java Moss grow on galvanized steel hardware cloth? Will it grow between two sheets of nonmetalic window screen mesh from hardware store?

@ADUAquascaping

2 жыл бұрын

Yes it will grow on metal and possibly the plastic. Try it out!

I was always told that bumblebee gobies require brackish tanks but your seems fine. How has your experience been with them?

@ADUAquascaping

8 жыл бұрын

+MattTanks One variety can handle freshwater, and has been bred in freshwater over the decades. The problem is feeding. They are very careless feeders, and you need current in your tank so the food can float by their face. They spend time on the bottom, so you need a current that sweeps across the bottom of the tank, this can be accomplished by using a wavemaker. Also, you want small food. Pearl Gold fry food, and or smash up some flake food. They really like frozen copepods and brine shrimp as well.

What fish is that on 1:19 on the right? The brown and yellow one?

Are the fish really cleaning up the moss parts or is that an illusion? Great video. Informative. Thank you.

@ADUAquascaping

8 жыл бұрын

+TechMantra They do like to eat some mosses. Other times they are just sifting for algae.

In my first tank I succeed many plants but failed with java moss because of the only enemy temp

i dont have any driftwood but i was wondering if i could glue it onto decor or on the back on the glass

@ADUAquascaping

7 жыл бұрын

SpeedySaeed yes you can do that if you would like

Can you use deer antler for the moss too grow on in fish tank,,like moss tree. Thanks

@ADUAquascaping

6 жыл бұрын

Pàul Johnson I am not sure. How fast do they decompose in water?

Hi can you use garden moss would that work in a aquarium cheers happy fish keeping

@doghibthekobold7852

6 жыл бұрын

Yes, most mosses can easily grow under water. Just make sure to rinse it really good and I'd recommend quarantining it submerged for a bit in a plastic box just to make sure there isn't any unpleasant surprises in it. Also, I don't recommend gluing it with any super glues unless you find one that is made for aquatic stuff. Most superglues and other glues are super toxic, and many think it's okay in just tiny amounts, but I'd stay clear of it. Just use silicone and if it shows through, just dust it with some substrate to cover the visible silicone and the moss will fill it out in no time. Or use some string :)

I am growing weeping moss at 77.8 farenheit. And its growing like weed. Wonder if it would get more compact at 76.6. Can't go lower in my custom 55 because of my fish. What is the ideal temp you would recommend? I am asking because I am setting up a nano scape atm. Btw. I am dosing co2 to the max and doing a sort of EI method with niloc g miro and macro with 2 current usa satellite plus pro blasting in my big tank. Running an fx6 at full flow with the recommended pond gurus setup too with an eheim skim 350 skimmer. So nothing is missing in that. Maybe the temps. For that, again 76.6 ish is my lowest possibility. For the nano though, I wonder what you would recommend.

@ADUAquascaping

2 жыл бұрын

Hey, yeah 76-77 degrees is sufficient. And of course weekly trimming will help a lot with compaction. If the tank is deep, 20 inches or deeper, then you will want the lights close to the water surface to get more PAR if your moss happens to be found in lower regions of the tank. Just a thought to help even more. Higher light, higher CO2, lower temps, and regular trimming will do the trick!

Can you tell me what lighting system you are using on this tank? Thank you.

@ADUAquascaping

7 жыл бұрын

I am using 2 Aquatic Life Halo LEDs. Really nice color rendering.

I noticed you have bumblebee goby's sir, have you ever had problems with them dying from exposure to iron chelate? or potassium nitrate above 10ppm? thanks -Jesse P.S. you have the best educational videos on youtube by far.

@ADUAquascaping

Жыл бұрын

Mine were always very picky eaters. They would live for a year or so. Maybe they were sick from the iron

Im growing it on top of my fridge atm with blackworms no light just the light of the kitchen and window and its really green it is a really easy plant

@ADUAquascaping

8 жыл бұрын

+DMAN D haha! Just on top of the fridge! That is my style. You can see that it is so easy to work with. That is why we all love it. Are you doing it for looks, or going to add it to a tank?

@dmand2353

8 жыл бұрын

ADU Aquascaping No I just have it to kind of filter out all the muck the blackworms produce all I have to do is top it up and they are going good as is the java moss I have so much of it now I dont know what to do with it.

@ADUAquascaping

8 жыл бұрын

Right on, make a moss rug for your bathroom. I kind of want to do something weird like that. Or a moss toilet seat for comfort. LOL

@dmand2353

8 жыл бұрын

ADU Aquascaping haha that would be cool my cat would sure have fun with it tough he loves the smell of java moss XD

Can i grow java moss on gravel?

can we use any glue? or any specific ones? I'm confused on this part since long...!!

@ADUAquascaping

7 жыл бұрын

you just want to make sure it is cyanoacrylate base super glue, which most super glues are...

what kind of moss we can get? we have to buy moss in aquarium shop or we can find moss in our garden or some places?

@ADUAquascaping

6 жыл бұрын

Suman Khadgi yes buy at your fish shop. Some misses found outside may work, but most will die. Try them out and experiment if you'd like.

hi sir, i live in indonesia, west java province, i can speak java, and also i learning java programming. my tank is using java moss plant .. i like to watch opera van java.

What about snails? Do you think they are a important part of the eco system?

@ADUAquascaping

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah they are great. Ramshorn can help but may get out of control. Can get an assassin snail to help with the population. Tanks with snails always have way less detritus in the dead spots!

im setting up my first planted tank with soil and co2 its a 60l here is some of the plants i want but im not done deciding but what light do i need? i dont live in usa soo is there some lights that are good? Hair grass s. repens. Christmas moss fissidense fontanus ricccardia Rotala Hc cuba

@ADUAquascaping

8 жыл бұрын

+olav blikra Where are you located?

@oNorw

8 жыл бұрын

Norway

@ADUAquascaping

8 жыл бұрын

I am linking in a European scaper. AQUADESIGN by aquamaniac What are some good lighting fixtures you can get in Europe? Olav needs some examples. Thanks

What is the name of these fish with red,blue color ?

how many watt lamps is it?

The glue that you use, is it just normal glue or a specific type of glue

@ADUAquascaping

6 жыл бұрын

bighoss super glue gel. Cyanoacrylate based

I have a 7 year old goldfish i don't want it to get sick will super glue hurt my fish

@ADUAquascaping

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah it will be fine. It isn't toxic. It gives off a little ammonia, so you could super glue outside of the tank if you're worried, but the fish will be fine

Is it okay not to trim the moss?

Dave this is a really good and helpful video. Atleast for me, hardscaping has no secrets for me, atleast to some level of course. But plant gardening and husbandry is sonething i do need to improve. This video is very helpful.

@ADUAquascaping

8 жыл бұрын

+AQUADESIGN by aquamaniac thanks broseph! Glad it could help you out. Yeah, you are the trail master! This tank matured so fast this time around that I may have to rescape by December! LOL

@AquadesignAquascaping

8 жыл бұрын

+ADU Aquascaping That tank looks amazing Dave. Maybe i need to move out of my rock trail confort zone and give a try at yours, it's really stunning.

@ADUAquascaping

8 жыл бұрын

+AQUADESIGN by aquamaniac Thanks, my next scape will incorporate a trail with an overhanging tree. I am going the linear perspective route with a trail! LOL I am going to get a low-iron rimless tank and scape over the school break. Have you heard of LANDEN tanks? They are supposedly made by the same Chinese manufacturer that makes ADA tanks, and you can get them for a bit cheaper. Aquatop also has some really cheap tanks. There is a pet shop in the US that is selling an Aquatop low-iron rimless tank for only $410.00 with free shipping! It is equivalent to a 90-P in dimensions.

@AquadesignAquascaping

8 жыл бұрын

+ADU Aquascaping Nice one Dave. Trail with overhanging tree is something i have thought about in the past. But the right piece of wood never really showed up for it. I had that into the woods scape that was a scape with two pieces of wood on each side, but they weren't exactly it. I have not heard of Landen, i do know aquatop, they exist here under a different name and i have some equipment from them. Never used tanks from them though. But here the optiwhite tank took over the market, its acessible. Not cheap but is more affordable now than ever. It took me time to buy mine, but the other day i found some ADA's selling for half the price of it. I love my TMC its well built and sits pretty in my living room. But to be honest my dry start aquascape is being more successful and is built on a 15£ second hand tank, with a 1£ made in chine heater, a 9£ aquatop hang on back and a 50£ led unit. Total 75£ all of which i bought long time ago and got plenty of use from. The TMC sits at atleast 1000£ overall costs if not more. Not counting with the equipment i put in that i already had. My point is i do love my tank and really proud i got it, but the tank doesn't make the scape. Its the scape that makes the tank. Your aquascape looks amazing, people wasting time looking at the tank where it sits in should rethink their position in the hobby. That said i do hope you get a good optiwhite because with scapes like yours is gonna look great.

@fishroombum3771

6 жыл бұрын

Really just a great all around video with a lot of helpful info. For the intermediates. What temp is ideal for growing these types of plants, in your opinion? 74F ?

I was never able to grow any kinds of moss. I had the temperature around 26 degrees Celsius, pH around 7.5 and KH was rather high due to our extremely hard tap water, but since you mentioned that KH is optional, dou you think it did not work out because of the high temperature?

@ADUAquascaping

7 жыл бұрын

Durri01 well if the KH is super high it can impact growth to some extent. Java moss is easy to grow, but other moss types may still need lower KH. Fissidens and Java do well in high KH, Christmas moss and weeping moss will want more moderate KH levels, such as 5 dKH.

@ADUAquascaping

7 жыл бұрын

Durri01 well if the KH is super high it can impact growth to some extent. Java moss is easy to grow, but other moss types may still need lower KH. Fissidens and Java do well in high KH, Christmas moss and weeping moss will want more moderate KH levels, such as 5 dKH.

Which type of carpeting plants u have used?

@ADUAquascaping

4 жыл бұрын

It is mainly Monte Carlo with a little bit of Amazon microsword and dwarf sagittaria

Very informative. Thank you so much. I am from India and growing moss here is only possible in winter. I always wanted to grow java moss on driftwood but it never worked and always got covered with algae. I was wondering what is the reason. Its winter now and with your information, I believe I'll succeed this time.

@ADUAquascaping

8 жыл бұрын

+Ayan Chakraborty Moss is prone to algae because it traps detritus and grows slow. Good luck.

@andersverschuren2372

5 жыл бұрын

the way to get rid of ur problems is to put the moss in the stream. that way there will be no dead material stuck in the moss what will stop the algae grow

@ArunKumar-gg2pr

4 жыл бұрын

Ayan Chakraborty, try adding seachem flourish and flourish excel

Good vid thanks! but the moss shown in the vid didnt look like java moss at all. looked like moss you find in the woods.

@ADUAquascaping

7 жыл бұрын

Dillon Nott well some of it had some fungus. And there were a few different types in the tank. The moss being trimmed was labeled java moss and seems the same as all the other java mosses I have owned.

great video i have soo much javamos haha i have to sell it

@ADUAquascaping

8 жыл бұрын

+Aimane Chouhaibi haha, you will sell enough to buy a new setup. I am sending special moss energy your way. Your moss loves you, and it wants you to turn it into one of those moss rugs.

@aimanechouhaibi7397

8 жыл бұрын

haha :)

at 7:25 what type of fish is that?(it has a yellowish coloring and appears from the right of the screen

@ADUAquascaping

8 жыл бұрын

Probably the bumblebee goby.

How many hours do you need to keep the light on per day?

@KraljHD

8 жыл бұрын

10 hours max. I personally keep it at 9 in my low tech. On new tanks keep it at around 7.

I don't have a high lighting. Not dim but not brght, can I grow this? And it's a 15 watt power. I have a5.5 gal..

@ADUAquascaping

7 жыл бұрын

yeah that can grow java moss!

@kifter4254

7 жыл бұрын

ADU Aquascaping thanks man!

Love your videos. Was wondering something what moss would grow submerged as in just with the 'roots' underwater or totally out of the water? Maybe a item you can work with how to grow plants out of the water

@ADUAquascaping

8 жыл бұрын

+Junglecp Most of these moss types can be grown emersed because they are truthfully bog plants. I do believe that Fissidens fontanus however is a true aquatic and needs to be under water, but I could be wrong. For sure you can grow Java moss in a vivarium, or even in a bowl out of water. Some people have java moss growing in bowls and dishes on top of their refrigerator. Thanks for watching and for the idea. I am actually currently farming plants out of water, but need time for them to grow before I make a video about it.

@Junglecp

8 жыл бұрын

+ADU Aquascaping Thank you for your quick response. I will stick with Javamoss due to its price etc and because i like the emersed look. Is it a fast growing moss?. You're welcome ill subscribe and hope to see a video about my how to grow plants out of the water.

@ADUAquascaping

8 жыл бұрын

+Junglecp it grows very fast. If you keep it trimmed it can look really attractive too.

Hi! Is Riccia commonly available in stores? I cant find any for sale. If they are do they come in sheets? or just some sort of plugs?

@ADUAquascaping

7 жыл бұрын

Rhen Cardano check out hansaquatics.com

@rhencardano7498

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks! :)