I got the idea from Amano. The idea is that it’s easier to plant which turned out to be true. Others blend it in a blender and mix with water. They use a brush to “paint” the moss mix on. I figured with the porosity of the epiweb, cutting it wild he sufficient. Wish me luck!
New Build. 110 gallon Riparium.
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Picked up some Nephrolepis Exalta (Boston Fern) and some Selaginella Kraussiana (Spikey Moss).
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Some pics after they were planted. I wrapped the roots of both in some sphagnum peat moss after the dirt was washed off and they were placed in the corners. I hope these grow out the way they are intended to.
Quick video.
Just have to get some air plants for the high branches and some anubias/bucephelandra for the rocks/wood that are submerged.
Just have to get some air plants for the high branches and some anubias/bucephelandra for the rocks/wood that are submerged.
Crenicichla Saxatilis inhabitants of the Riparium.
Aerial view.
