Sean90
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Just collected some moss and looks similar to some pictures with T.shanjing. Wondering if it would be suitable to use with my juveniles. Collected on a walk away from roads at a base of a tree
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Question: Moss
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Just collected some moss and looks similar to some pictures with T.shanjing. Wondering if it would be suitable to use with my juveniles. Collected on a walk away from roads at a base of a tree
Linus
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That is some good looking moss!
esn
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Nice moss for sure! I haven't used local moss for species that I haven't collected locally, so I'm not sure what to say for that.
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