WTB WTB any moss, doesn't need to be clean shipped to 65201.

happypoet · Feb 22, 2012

You: Owner of too much moss, but it's too covered in itty bitty pain in the butt snails and algae for you to sell it for much.
Me: Wanting to be owner a big bunch of any moss as cheaply as possible, and I don't care if it has snails and algae.

PM any offers, please! Thankee!

ladyblues1965 · Feb 22, 2012

got tons of mixed moss trade?

happypoet · Feb 22, 2012

I don't really have much I want to trade right now... I won't be selling blue pearls again until spring and my fry are too young!

platytudes · Feb 22, 2012

Subwassertang is the way to go - this stuff grows just as fast as Java moss but it doesn't wrap its little tentacles on everything! If I didn't just thin out a bunch to spread in various places, I'd be hooking you up. This guy has some for sale though, pretty cheaply:

http://www.aquariacentral.com/forums/showthread.php?260064-Subwassertang-Golf-ball-plus-size

happypoet · Feb 22, 2012

I actually have some. That's good thinking--I'll put what I can scrape together into a vase or something and stick it in the window.
Still interested in a bunch of something if someone has it and wants to let go of it cheap!

tbonedeluxe · Feb 25, 2012

Thank you platytudes. ;-)

platytudes · Feb 25, 2012

You're welcome

These used to be uncommon (the first hit on Google still calls süßwassertang "a very rare liverwort") but now I think everyone has some, lol. They are probably the easiest plant to grow ever...I prefer mini pellia in a way because it's slower growing and more dense, but you can't beat the fast growing fluffy stuff either!

Riccia is another possibility, that stuff is supposed to be another one with weed like growth properties.


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