JAVA MOSS -SUPER EASY Low Light Aquarium Plant

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Java Moss is a plant that is super hard to kill. It can handle the abuse of a rookie or can thrive in the tank of a professional.

It is one of the easiest to keep aquarium plants we have for sale.

It's so hardy that you can keep it out of the water for a good long time and not worry about it dying. It's actually a moss, so not to worry, it can handle no water.

Java moss works great in both the low tech and high tech tank. I would even go as far as to say that it is better to be kept in a low tech tank over a high tech.

I put Java Moss in my high tech tank once and I could never get it out. Let that be a warning to you. Once you put it in your tank, you might have a hard time getting it out of your tank.

Care Scale of 1-10: ( 1- it can grow in your toilet- 10 being nearly impossible)   JAVA MOSS IS A 1!

NOTE: If you are a super beginner- check out our Hornwort for sale or Low Light Anubias as well. Both almost as hardy as Java Moss

Lighting:

Can handle super low lighting, grows faster in high light.

Where to plant:

Foreground or you can tie/glue it to rocks or driftwood.

Don't Forget To Buy our Growth Juice and Iron Supplements for your plants!!

Customer Reviews

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Sean Donovan
First order

Absolutely gorgeous, healthy, deep green, firm, wonderful moss! Plenty for all my tanks. I'll definitely be ordering more from Dustin's.

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Chris B
Good amount...

I got some of this for a nano tank I am setting up for some shrimp; it was a good portion and I actually had enough to put in some other tanks!

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Kevin Mark
Java Moss score!

Received fat clumps of Java moss. Looks fantastic and healthy. Dustin and crew are the best!

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Michelle Haddock
Great moss

My shrimp love the Java moss and it goes perfect for them

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Laurel Hoffman
Hearty Handful!

I received a generous handful of moss in my order sealed nicely in a bag with moisture. It appears that there might be some miniscule snails which I expected since they make that possibility clear on their site. I'm not overly concerned about it. I had more than I needed for my five gallon aquarium and have set some aside for a future project. All of it looks dense and healthy.