is this moss useable for a fish aquarium?
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I sell this moss assortment. I am assuming you mean an aquarium without water. Many of my customers have told me that they planted these in an old aquarium, along with other plants and were very happy with the results. The main thing is to keep the moss lightly damp and do not over-water. Also be sure to keep out of direct sunlight.
796528
I would not recommend this moss for standing on. In addition it would take quite a few orders to accomplish your goal. Check with your local nursery
689623
Its certainly worth a try. Its all natural so it wont hurt your fish. Good luck!
972175
Sorry, my moss began drying up, even though I sprayed it along with the plant, and I finally tossed it and put some shells in the hanger with the plant. I'd suggest either getting in touch with Hinterland or a local florist shop ... good luck!
1482599
It could. I use it on a river that really only has moss in it. Seems fairly durable, but sharp objects can always pop stuff like this. Proceed with caution.
571227
Hello Sarah, We appreciate you contacting us here at GrowAce with your questions! In regards to the materials being all food grade, we can not saying with 100% certainty, we do know the plastic is made of sturdy and resistant ABS plastic. These are made to be able to grow a variety of plants, however this is not intended for fish as well. The bottom reservoir is designed to hold the extra water and use to pump into the individual pots. Please feel free to let us know if you have any further questions or concerns, we work Monday-Friday 8:30am-5:00pm PST. Have a good day!
603087
The package says it's not recommended for aquariums. It's fairly toxic stuff and any residue would probably kill fish. I used it to patch a crack in my driveway. It did a good job at that.
974758
I do not have live plants in my aquarium. I do have a 50 gal tank and it lights it very nicely. I love the moon light feature.
796822
I'm no expert, but these stones are smooth and kind of large, about 1/2 inch in diameter, so they should be safe for any species of fish.
571201
Moss is nonvascular so it breaks up easily! They give you a large variety of sizes so that's good too... Also, I had a bit of trouble keeping the more exotic ones alive, so do some research online :) Hope this helps.
553426
Sorry I have not used it for aquariums only grandkids sand box...you might check with a pet store that has fish and ask if it would be safe for your fish
77100
Sorry, I have it in a tank with Koi, but for what it's worth, it isn't hurting my snails. A call to the company might be useful in that regard. It is not a rock, it is a porous, coral like material and it slowly disintegrates and fills the water with something that inhibits the growth of algae. It has helped my tank.
2012534
I used to take mine out to water it but I found a spray bottle works well too. It gets a layer of film on the bottom after a while but that's really the only issue with a spray bottle. Just make sure to keep the moss moist and give it lots of sun and it'll be just fine.
1280280
I would think so. It is very soft and flexible. You might need a small thin layer of dirt under the moss to feed it. I use it for Bonsai and have it growing on several pots and rocks. Doug
2148191
In an aquaria? Ofcourse. I see no problem with it i used it for puting root tabs in mine as well as planting a terariums plantlets
2266210
Hi Mary. I used this moss in a terrarium and noticed that one kind was not doing so great. The others are large pieces and I had to make them smaller to fit. The sheet moss is the most quantity it covered a five gallon tank bottom by it self.
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I'm not sure but this moss is dried so will not spread as live moss would. The case of moss should cover a fairly large area.