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Hey Alex! Java Moss! r u still after?

kapo

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Sorry, having probs 2nite trying to get things to work and pm you. But if ur still after java moss do a search on tm as someone in Welly is selling some, pickup only.
 
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coffo

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is java moss good for axies?
im getting one soon and unsure what plants to use
 
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sharn

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java moss is fine, not necessary but it looks great tied to driftwood. basically any aquatic plants that can stand colder temperatures are good. i dont use live ones in my tank so cant point you to any other good ones other than java fern and java moss
 
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rob

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check this site out Coffo http://www.plantgeek.net/
http://www.plantgeek.net/plantguide_cat.php?category=1 there is lots of info what plants can take what lights u have, for low light situations like 1.5 watts per gallon or lower a good start is :
any anubias
java moss
java fern
crypts
vals
wisterias are a med light plant but seem to do good in lower light too.
banana plant will do ok but wont thrive in lower lower light.
i have all of these + some and are thriving now, but i have 2.14 wpg lighting now and C02 + i use Seachem flourish excell and flourish comprehensive.
if u want to work out how much light u have IE: watts per gallon "wpg" just divide the total wattage of lights u have by the total water in ur tank "gallons" IE: mine = 90 watts of light by 42 gallons = 2.14 wpg
 
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