Yes, they can.H]-[H;2366614; said:Btw, can java moss attach to woods or rocks without the need to tie them up?
Yes, they can.H]-[H;2366614; said:Btw, can java moss attach to woods or rocks without the need to tie them up?
It helps to tie them at first so they're in contact long enough to attach, but after a while they will stay attached by themselves just fineH]-[H;2366614; said:Yea, I was referring to java moss.. I should be more specific next time..
Btw, can java moss attach to woods or rocks without the need to tie them up?
H]-[H;2366614; said:Yea, I was referring to java moss.. I should be more specific next time..
Btw, can java moss attach to woods or rocks without the need to tie them up?
They barely look like grass to me. These can be messy if they overrun your decors. As far as the height, you'd want to assign some driftwoods for that task. They won't grow tall like the grass.Grimpatches14;2367949; said:how tall will java moss grow? is it just a spongy looking plant or will it grow up a little bit and be like grass in a sense?
I don't think glossostigma is the plant that I wanted..jaguartooth;2367635; said:glossostigma will cover the bottom of your tank in no time, but you will need strong lighting and CO2 (DIY 2L bottle works). Stronger lighting will keep the glosso flat on the substrate. With weak lighting, the grass will tend to grow vertical.