Yoghurt method moss - Dry start method

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Nigel95

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[FONT=&quot]Probably some people already know this method.. For the people that don't know it already here is a step by step guide. I really like this method for a natural effect and it saves some money. Enjoy guys! :D[/FONT]
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www.youtube.com/watch?v=2au1aTrrcfU
 
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Thanks for posting this. The results speak for themself.
I tried this once years ago but instead of using a blender, I minced the moss with a knife. No good. I ended up growing a lot of fungus in a smelly tank.
 
Thanks for posting this. The results speak for themself.
I tried this once years ago but instead of using a blender, I minced the moss with a knife. No good. I ended up growing a lot of fungus in a smelly tank.


What moss did you use? I think it works best with fine delicate mosses.


Yes fungus can grow need to increase ventilation and clean some with a cotton swab. But fungus should not be a problem after flooding. It will dissapear.
 
Fissidens fontanus. I minced the crap out of it. The blender + water is a more gentle approach for separating the moss.
Improper ventilation and lack of clean up was the culprit.
I’ll keep this video in mind in case I get back into scaping a high tech setup.
 
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