Java Moss!

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Hey, I was wondering if anyone knows the latin name for Java Moss, as I cant seem to find it anywhere. Pets at home, have different plants but all with latin names, and if you search on ebay, the sellers use java moss as a tag word, but dont actually sell it. As a horticulturist I maybe should know, but I dont deal with pond or aqua plants, so this is new to me. I am planning a java moss wall for the back of my tank and need the correct plant to start it off. Thanks. ;)
 
JAVACUS MOSSICUS!

nah im kidding, i just had to ;) sorry
 
Hi, I think its Vesicularia Dubyana.
Be carefull not to flush any along with the water or it's probably going to redecorate the English channel in no time :-D

W
 
Will B said:
Hi, I think its Vesicularia Dubyana.
Be carefull not to flush any along with the water or it's probably going to redecorate the English channel in no time :-D

W
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Thanks, and I will try to keep it in the tank, ooh imagine if the channel was full of java moss, we could walk across to france!! ;)
 
<quote>Ha!! Thats exactly what my husband said, have you two been talking??? Nice one!! </quote>

I dont think so, unless we are telepathic? :)
 
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