Flame Moss is a unique aquatic plant that grows in a vertical direction. Its fronds spiral upwards, resulting in a captivating aesthetic when attached to wood or rock. This plant serves as a great source of shade and protection for shrimp and fish. Its versatility allows for attachment to hardscape or free floating placement. Suitable for a variety of aquarium conditions, it is a recommended choice for breeders, beginners, and all levels of aquatic enthusiasts. Grown SUBMERGED Growing requirements: 60-80 Degrees Fahrenheit Ph 6-8 Low light intensity. Fast growth speed Co2 not needed Try your hand at aquascaping with this loose moss! Perfect for driftwood, volcanic rock, Cholla pieces or even an advanced moss backdrop! Depending on the tank these were grown in, your portion may be exposed to higher or lower lights-- or submerged or immersed growing conditions-- hence the 'browning'. It's light exposure, not dying. Mine love community tanks, with minimal fertilizer and average light/ room temperatures. I do have snails in my tanks, so If you'd absolutely rather not have snail hitchhikers, definitely look up how to do a bleach dip. As I like to keep real ecosystems in my aquariums, there’s always a chance of harmless hitchhikers like snails or dwarf shrimp tagging along with your plants!I personally keep several beneficial snail species in my tanks, including Colorful Ramshorns, Bronze Bladder and Pond Snails, Mini Rams, and Malaysian Trumpet Snails. These snails stay relatively small, help clean the aquarium, and do not eat healthy plants or cause harm. However, if you’d rather avoid any hitchhikers, I highly recommend checking out our blog on how to safely disinfect aquarium plants before adding them to your tank:How to Bleach Dip Aquarium Plants SafelyAll plants are freshly snipped or harvested and packed right before shipment. I take great care in preparing every order and use methods that have consistently produced the best results over many years in the hobby. A lot of love goes into every package, so please don’t leave your plants sitting in a hot mailbox for too long 🙏 Thank you for looking, aqua friends! 💚 View this post on Instagram A post shared by Cassandra F. | Planted tank enthusiast (@glassgrownaquatics)
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