Is it moss I can use in my frog tank?
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I purchased the assortment and used it in my terrariums, I think this would be fine for your frogs. You might want to look up each plant to know if poisonous or harmful to pets of any kind. These plants didn't spread as I would have liked and need a lot of water. Hope this helped your question!
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Hello Rachelle, From my research the moss and lichen should be safe. The three items love to grow on decaying wood. I would recommend using cork. Also, I'm pretty sure you know about the coco bedding. Just send an email to the seller asking if the lichen comes from a controlled environment. Meaning if the growth area was sprayed by any insecticide. As a frog owner, I'm sure you do not want to introduce those toxins into her environment. Hope this helps. Thanks, Travis
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Hello Rachelle,From my research the moss and lichen should be safe. The three items love to grow on decaying wood. I would recommend using cork. Also, I'm pretty sure you know about the coco bedding. Just send an email to the seller asking if the lichen comes from a controlled environment. Meaning if the growth area was sprayed by any insecticide. As a frog owner, I'm sure you do not want to introduce those toxins into her environment. Hope this helps.Thanks,Travis
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I have an African Dwarf Frog and 5 neon Danio's in my tank and my frog is healthy and happy. However, if your thinking of placing multiple frogs in the tank you may want something with a wider bottom since this tank is very narrow and limited on room in width.
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In my 70 gallon freshwater tank, after using Flourish, I noticed elimination of green and brown algae, but I have a bluish grey green hairy algae that still grows on a few leaves of my plants. I did get some Otto Catfish and they're eating the algae but you'd probably need 6 or 7 of these to keep the tank under control.
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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
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It will only penetrate if there is nothing to impede its ability to do so. You want it to penetrate as much as possible since it seals from the inside out without forming a skin on the surface. Anything on top of what your sealing will catch the material and prevent it from reaching the target. Get a stiff brush and remove the moss. The surface should be clean and dry with no dust etc. Good luck
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I can't give you a definitive answer for a freshwater tank but I am using it over a refugium attached to a saltwater aquarium. I am having excellent growth of cheatomorpha (a macro algae) my biggest worry is with your 18" depth getting enough light down to the bottom of your tank to grow any small plants you may have. I think it will still suffice as most freshwater plants are used to living in murky water and don't need as much light.
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I can't see why not, as long as you use the heater. I have two AD frogs in another tank under similar conditions as my Hagen Marina.
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It could work, but take into acount that the filter is a column attached on one side of the tank that if filled too high with wáter could create a ladder for frogs to scape. It has no heater so depenidng on where you live you may want to order to one that goes inside the filter column. It comes with a top rim cover, that between the filter/light column and the rim, covers almost completely the top part of the tank. I would say it is a good tank for frogs with Little land requirements (it is about 14" diameter by 14" tall).
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No you can not. The picture is on the plastic. If you add some plants in the tank, it actually looks really nice.
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I would use organic sphanagan peat moss mixed with ready to use potting mix
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There is no problem with frogs in our yard. But I would still give it a try. It worked for snakes.
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You can pull the moss apart into whatever sizes you want. That's what we did with all sizes of terrariums and the moss didn't seem to mind at all. It's beautiful moss.
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I have used it in planted tanks without problems, it is Malachite green and formalin so I would just be careful if you have animals or plants that are sensitive to those chemicals.
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I would assume so, I use it for Venus Flytraps. Its a fairly fine grained peat, w/no additives
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The miracle grow should be fine as long as it's diluted correctly. As for putting them in the plant pots, you may have a problem there. Most houses have a low humidity and these mosses enjoy a high humidity. For the price, it may be worth it to give it a shot. I'd put a different moss in each pot and see which one does the best. Then order more of that specific kind to fill the other pots. Hope this helps...
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It depends on how small the frog is..these bottles are very tiny. I would say there main use would be for sand, or glitter.
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Hello, Jay! I've ordered moss, too, and my best advice is to contact the vendor you bought it from. Mosses don't need to be planted in soil. They don't have roots like other plants. You should be able to keep it alive by misting it and keeping it in a plastic bag, but again, I urge you to contact the vendor. Nice gift! Joyce