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Taxiphyllum barbieri ‘Bogor Moss’ – Tropica Java Fern for Aquarium Decor

(4 customer reviews)

Original price was: $17.99.Current price is: $9.19.

Hardy Java Fern moss that grows on stones and roots, perfect for aquarium decoration and fish hiding spots.

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Taxiphyllum barbieri ‘Bogor Moss’ (Tropica)

Aquatic Tropica moss in clamshell package.

Taxiphyllum barbieri (commonly known as Java Fern) from South-East Asia is a hardy plant which makes few demands on the water or light. The moss becomes 3-10 cm thick and grows willingly on any surface, so it is ideal for decorating stones and tree roots or concealing installations in the aquarium. Attach the plant with a piece of fishing line or cotton thread until it has gained a hold on the décor. If its growth becomes too luxuriant, it can be pruned with scissors. In breeding aquariums Taxiphyllum barbieri is a wonderful hiding place for the young fish.

1-2-Grow! Tissue-cultured aquatic plants are guaranteed to be pest-free.

Product Specifications

Item Details
Plant Type Taxiphyllum barbieri (Java Fern)
Package Clamshell
Growth Thickness 3-10 cm
Light Requirement Low to moderate
Water Conditions Hardy, low demand
Usage Decorating stones, roots, hiding spots for fish

FAQ

Can this moss grow on any surface in the aquarium?

Yes, Taxiphyllum barbieri grows willingly on any surface such as stones, tree roots, or decorations.

How should I attach the moss to the aquarium decor?

Attach the plant using a piece of fishing line or cotton thread until it securely holds onto the surface.

Is pruning necessary for this moss?

Pruning is optional; it can be done if the growth becomes too luxuriant.

4 reviews for Taxiphyllum barbieri ‘Bogor Moss’ – Tropica Java Fern for Aquarium Decor

  1. Anna Hunter –

    The moss arrived quickly and looks healthy. It’s easy to attach to my stone decor and has grown well in a few weeks. My fish now have a nice place to hide.

  2. Caroline MacDonald –

    Grew well in low light. I used fishing line to attach it to a rock and it stayed in place. No pests or issues so far.

  3. Blake Mackay –

    Perfect for beginners. The instructions were clear and the moss is very hardy. It’s now covering a root and looks natural.

  4. Connor McDonald –

    It took a bit of time to establish, but after a few weeks it’s spreading nicely. I like how it adds texture without needing much light.

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