Plant Profile Common Name: Christmass Moss, Vesicularia Montagnei If your aquascape needs a plot twist, the Floating Christmas Moss Ball is ready to deliver. Christmas Moss gets attached to a buoyant core, letting you build floating islands that look like they drifted in from another world. Moss is also super forgiving, so you don’t need years of experience to make it look good. It’s a fun, easy way to create a scape that feels bold, three‑dimensional, and just a tiny bit magical. Key Features & Benefits The built-in buoyant core pairs perfectly with the included clear line so you can tether it at any height to create an instant, sci-fi floating island effect. This low-maintenance setup gives bold vertical structure and dramatic overhead shade to your tank without requiring complex hardscape stacking or expensive tools. The mid-water floating canopy creates an ideal, stress-free shelter that encourages shy fish and shrimp to venture out into the open and showcase their brightest colors. Care & Planting Instructions Tie the pre-attached clear line to a heavy rock or piece of driftwood on your substrate to anchor the floating ball securely at your desired water depth. Give the moss an occasional light trim using sharp aquascaping shears to keep its spherical shape neat, compact, and perfectly balanced. Propagate your success whenever you want by saving the trimmed moss pieces and tying or gluing them down to hardscape elsewhere in your tank. Maintain stable aquarium water parameters and avoid rapid, drastic changes to ensure the moss stays lush, healthy, and completely rot-free. Enhance your layout by running the ball under low to medium lighting, adding carbon dioxide injection if you want to accelerate its growth and deepen its bold green color. Quick Facts Listed information should be treated as general guidelines only. Team Buce Plant encourages you to do thorough research to ensure healthy growth! Family Name: Hypnaceae Origin: Southeast Asia Dimensions: Slightly bigger than a golf ball Growth Rate: Slow to Moderate Lighting Needs: Low to Medium Temperature Range: 72 to 82° Fahrenheit pH Range: 6.0 to 8.0 Care: Easy Co2: Not necessary Propagation: Cut, separate, or pull apart clumps
