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    Flame Moss Pad

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    Acclimation:

    Temperature Match: Ensure the water in the bag/container your Betta came in is at the same temperature as the tank water.

    Float the Bag: Float the sealed bag in the tank for about 15-20 minutes to let the water inside adjust to the tank temperature.

    Water Mixing: Gradually add small amounts of tank water to the bag over the next 15-20 minutes to help the Betta adjust to the new water parameters.

    Release: Gently net the Betta out of the bag and release it into the tank. Avoid adding the water from the bag into the tank to prevent any diseases from spreading.

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    This listing is for:  1 Matt as in picture 4x4 inches

     

    Flame Moss (Taxiphyllum sp. ‘Flame’) Care Guide

    Flame Moss is a popular aquarium plant due to its unique vertical growth pattern, resembling flames, which makes it stand out in aquascapes. It’s easy to care for and great for beginner aquarists. Here’s a care guide to help you keep Flame Moss healthy in your aquarium:

    1. Water Parameters

    • Temperature: 65-80°F (18-26°C). It can tolerate a wide range of temperatures, but it thrives best in the mid-range.
    • pH: 6.0-7.5. Flame Moss prefers slightly acidic to neutral water, but it can adapt to various water conditions.
    • Water Hardness: Soft to moderately hard water is ideal.
    • Lighting: Low to moderate lighting is sufficient. Too much light may cause algae growth, so balance it carefully.

    2. Tank Requirements

    • Tank Size: Suitable for tanks of any size, from nano tanks to large aquariums.
    • Substrate: Flame Moss doesn’t need to be planted in substrate. It can be attached to rocks, driftwood, or other hard surfaces using fishing line, cotton thread, or aquarium-safe glue.
    • Flow: It prefers low to moderate water flow. Strong currents can displace the moss and disrupt its vertical growth.

    3. Planting and Propagation

    • Planting: Attach the moss to a desired surface. Over time, it will anchor itself and grow steadily. Make sure the surface is clean to ensure good attachment.
    • Propagation: Simple. Just cut off a portion of the moss and attach it to a new surface. It will continue to grow from the cut sections.

    4. Maintenance

    • Trimming: Regularly trim the moss to maintain its shape and prevent it from overtaking the tank. This will also encourage denser growth.
    • Cleaning: Flame Moss can collect debris, so gently rinse it with aquarium water during water changes if it looks dirty.
    • Algae Control: Keep an eye on algae growth. Since it grows slowly, Flame Moss can be prone to algae overgrowth if exposed to too much light or nutrients.

    5. CO2 and Fertilizers

    • CO2: Flame Moss doesn’t require CO2 injection, but providing it can boost growth and make the moss look more vibrant.
    • Fertilizers: It doesn’t need much fertilization. If you have a planted tank with other plants, the regular nutrients in the water should suffice.

    6. Tank Mates

    • Fish: Flame Moss is great for tanks with peaceful fish and shrimp. It provides shelter and breeding grounds for species like shrimp, Betta fish, and small community fish.
    • Snails: Snails like Nerite snails can help keep the moss clean by grazing on algae.

    7. Common Issues

    • Algae Growth: Excessive lighting or nutrient imbalance can lead to algae issues. Reduce light intensity and duration if this happens.
    • Debris Accumulation: It can trap uneaten food and waste, so make sure you vacuum around it or rinse it gently when cleaning your tank.

    Flame Moss is an attractive and low-maintenance plant that can add both aesthetic and functional value to your aquarium. With minimal care, it will thrive and create a natural, lush environment for your aquatic pets.

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