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Old 02-21-2005, 05:19 PM   #1
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x-mas moss

hey i know that i have not been on in a while but i have a question, i am sorry if it has already been answered and i couldn't find it.

i am reading alot online about using x-mas moss over java moss. from the pictures i do like the x-mas better. does anyone have any thoughts or has used it before?

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Old 02-22-2005, 04:51 PM   #2
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wow i stumped everyone, yeah for me a personal first
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I have some Xmas moss and I prefer it to Java moss. The java moss I had never seemed to grow much and was very limp and stringy. It may have been just the strain that I bought. My Xmas moss is a little coarser and stiffer but seems to grow faster also. And it does grow in those fir-tree-like branches like a xmas tree. It is very pretty but hard to find. I got mine on Aquabid.com last year sometime.
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My java moss grows bigtime, even in a 2.5 bowl kit from petco for my beta, but my xmas moss seems to need more attention. some turned brown.

added flourish and floursh ec 10g tank with 4 neons 2 tequilia sunrise guppies.I have store default 15w 10k sunlight so dyi co2 isnt needed correct?
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Never grown it myself but I've heard that it does well in some situations where Java moss struggles. Love to hear your experience with it.
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