Tcal01
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So I recently upgraded to a 20g tall and my foreground plant is.t spreading the way I wanted it to. Can I use flame moss as a foreground plant? I really like the way it looks
Moss as a Foreground Plant?
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Coursair
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You can try tying it to stainless steel or plastic mesh squares, but it's tough to get Moss to grow as a carpet. Flame Moss is cool 
aqua_chem
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Foreground, yes. Carpet... probably not the best option. There are some nifty methods of covering rocks and such available to the wise google user.
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Tcal01
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Coursair said:You can try tying it to stainless steel or plastic mesh squares, but it's tough to get Moss to grow as a carpet. Flame Moss is cool
Yah I had seen some people do this but that would definitely take a lot of mesh. I know moss tends to grow up more than out so that doesn't help either. I just really like the way flame moss looks and I think a carpet of it would look sweet. I just really want a foreground plant that will take over. I have both hairgrass and microswords in there now and they both are growing dead slow. I don't think that the microswords have even grown at all
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