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This is not actually a moss but an alga - obviously the only one that is desired in the aquarium. The individual balls are placed loosely on the substrae or decoration. This non-invasive alga can... more

This moss is fast gaining popularity despite its relatively short stop in our shop. It will grow under a variety of conditions and attaches well to different substrates (even if it does not cling... more (1 additional image)

Wonderful, native moss. You can find this moss in many European waters. The specimen shown in photo #2 was collected by myself at the old "Canal Overpass" in Münster. It was growing in very murky... more (1 additional image)

Lovely moss with very decorative and architectural texture. Un-demanding in soft water and fast growing. Can be used tied or as a groundcover. Does not attach itself fully to wood or rock so use... more (1 additional image)

Very slow growing, dense moss. Be careful if you keep Amano shrimp (Caridina japonica) or algae eating fish like Crossocheilus reticulatus.... more (1 additional image)

This moss has been around for a long time in aquariums but has seen its greatest popularity only in recent years through the aquascaping layouts of Takashi Amano. Tied to wood or rocks, this easy... more

This moss has been around for a long time in aquariums but has seen its greatest popularity only in recent years through the aquascaping layouts of Takashi Amano. Tied to wood or rocks, this easy... more

Evenly branched moss, resembling Taxiphyllum barbieri but less irregular. Brilliant accent for moss-tanks. Grows in both coldwater and tropical tanks!

Lovely, creeping Moss for all kinds of aquascapes and a wide range of conditions. Ideal for trimming.