Flame Moss Pad - Live Aquarium Water Plants - Low Light for Shrimp Fish Tank S7P2ONSORUCEBNDPA9SO

Flame Moss Pad - Live Aquarium Water Plants - Low Light for Shrimp Fish Tank S7P2ONSORUCEBNDPA9SO

$ 15.99

Score By Feature

Based on 129 ratings

Giftable

8.27

Delivery

8.42

Customer service

8.77

Satisfaction

8.65

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3" X 3" / 7X7 cm Flame Moss Pad with Stainless Steel Mesh Dimensions: 3" X 3" / 7X7 cm

a type of fish If you keep Amano shrimp (Caridina japonica) or algae-eating fish such as Crossocheilus reticulatus, you should be cautious. This moss is a one-of-a-kind find.

Mesh for Flame Moss: Place them in your aquarium with fish line wrapped around them or glue attached to other aquarium decor, and watch them grow and expand with their fluffy flames perked up.

Flame moss is a lush dark green moss that can be used as foreground playground grass for your pet fish and adds beautiful colors to your aquarium. Build an aquarium tank that is both artistic and functional.

Aquarium Design Ideas: You can make an aquarium tree or even a forest out of them by using aquarium fertilizer and adding more CO2.

Questions & Answers

Is it okay if I just lay this piece of mesh on the bottom of my existing tank and wait for it to spread?

That's exactly what I've done, and it's working for me. It's more like the plant's little shoots, which aren't spreading yet. Make sure it gets plenty of light as well!

Selected User Reviews For Flame Moss Pad - Live Aquarium Water Plants - Low Light for Shrimp Fish Tank S7P2ONSORUCEBNDPA9SO

Expect a picture that isn't entirely complete

3/5

I've had this moss before and it grows beautifully. However, don't expect the lush, full plant depicted in the photo. Although the size (3x3) is correct, the thickness was nowhere near what was expected. I think I could make a quarter of what is shown if I put everything together.

Joseph Berry

| May 14, 2021

It was not worth the money

3/5

It didn't resemble the image at all! The moss hairs were few and far between. It was incredibly daring. Rather than moss, there is more empty space. The money spent was not well spent.

Devin Farmer

| May 23, 2021

Plant appears to be dead and is overpriced for the quantity received

5/5

The amount of moss on the screen wasn't too much to handle. Because it is so thin, you can see right through it.

Kennedi Li

| Apr 20, 2021

It's starting to turn brown on half of it

3/5

When I first bought it, everything was in working order. I put it in my tank and it's now turning brown and doesn't appear to be growing after a few weeks. I'm hoping things improve, but if they don't, I won't be buying from this person again.

Peter Peters

| Nov 14, 2021

This is a great plant

5/5

I placed an order for two of these plants. They arrived in good condition and appear to be in good health. There is no odor to them. I'm not sure if my fish don't like these plants because they aren't devouring them. They look nice in the tank, and I'm hoping they'll spread out and cover more of the bottom.

Reign Barron

| Jan 27, 2021

Green and healthy food It appeals to me

5/5

It measures at least an inch in height. I'd buy it again in a heartbeat. It received the highest possible rating from me. Now, I'm wishing there weren't so many sharp wires protruding from all sides.

Millie Norton

| Feb 28, 2021

It's grassy and soft! That's a great little grassy square! When I first opened the package, I was concerned that it had been squished to death, but once I shaped the wire (I have a beta fish, and their fins are easily caught on wire points) and placed it in my tank, it sprang to life and has been looking beautiful, healthy, and green ever since! It's a great place for my shrimp to have fun

5/5

Excellent work!.

Dariel Malone

| May 22, 2021

Miss is employed in the metal grid, but she also works in the gravel

5/5

These are fantastic for the aquaria's bottom. I purchased one for each of my 5 gallon betta tanks. With regular aquarium lights, they're exploding in size.