I have finally managed to get hold of some java moss and I've tied some to a wood in my display tank and some to a piece of slate to make a "lawn" in the same tank. All of them are turning brown. I have 8x 40W tube (2 ft each) over a 90 gal tank. Is that too much light for java moss? I also have CO2 and API leaf zone as fert.
I also kept some in a small external tank and there its doing very well. It has griped to a piece of wood within a week and is completely green, despite no water circulation at all and plenty of sunlight (including some direct sunlight).
I can't figure it out. I would like to have the wood in the display tank eventually completely covered but java moss does like my tank it seems. Its really hard to come across java moss here as its banned from importation.
I also kept some in a small external tank and there its doing very well. It has griped to a piece of wood within a week and is completely green, despite no water circulation at all and plenty of sunlight (including some direct sunlight).
I can't figure it out. I would like to have the wood in the display tank eventually completely covered but java moss does like my tank it seems. Its really hard to come across java moss here as its banned from importation.
