Moss Ball
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FreshwaterTropical
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I have one in my tank and I have heard that they act as a natural filter a little. And you should squeeze it in you dirty tank water after a wtc.
But they really look cool. And that's the best reason to buy a moss ball! They also require very little maintenance!
But they really look cool. And that's the best reason to buy a moss ball! They also require very little maintenance!
LOL I'm only answering because of your display pic.
I've never heard of moss balls acting like a filter, it would essentially be the same as other plants with small bristles. Although moss is much finer, so in a way it has more surface area for good bacteria.
Other than that, it looks cool and natural once it starts to spread.
Tie it to driftwood for the best result.
I've never heard of moss balls acting like a filter, it would essentially be the same as other plants with small bristles. Although moss is much finer, so in a way it has more surface area for good bacteria.
Other than that, it looks cool and natural once it starts to spread.
Tie it to driftwood for the best result.
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