Decorative aquarium mosses have long and firmly held the hearts of many fans of plant compositions. Elegant or lush varieties are most often resistant to aquatic environments, and you can choose a plant that will survive on a horizontal, inclined or vertical plane. Aquarium moss can mask unsightly objects, for example, water heaters, turning them into bizarre figures.
Types of aquarium moss
Varieties of aquarium mosses are many, and everyone chooses the most attractive plant. There are several types that are most popular:
- Aquarium moss ball is simple in growing. Decorators attach fancy balls with the help of a fishing line, creating an effective arrangement. The plant is unpretentious, since it has insignificant system requirements.
- The aquatic plant Javanese moss is characterized by branches of different lengths. Branched dense clusters are formed by long and thin threads adorned with leaves. Mounted on a grid.
- Aquarium moss lomariopsis is an intermediate formation between algae and moss. Under obscure circumstances appeared in the aquarium Kristel Kasselman, who did everything possible for his rapid spread.
- Aquarium moss bubble belongs to the family of bryophytes. An effective plant grows to any plane. It is impossible to look away when it is covered with tiny air bubbles.
- Aquarium moss Phoenix forms pillow-like clusters, which are easily attached to decor elements or to the ground. Located on the plane evenly, but not too thick.
- Aquarium moss anchor is decorative and unpretentious. It takes root in the neighborhood with fish and shrimp. Serves as a spawning and secluded place, able to hide fry.