What do you do? Java moss

Mine is not tied down and is right next to my filter. It doesnt really move. But i would tie it down...i'm just too lazy...:)
 
cichlidkeeper91 said:
Why is it a nice filter? Just asking not to be offensive.
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better than mine
 
cichlidkeeper91 said:
I Actually have Xmas moss. I think it looks better.
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Do you have a pic?
 
bettafish777 said:
Mine is not tied down and is right next to my filter. It doesnt really move. But i would tie it down...i'm just too lazy...:)
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This looks to be true. That is how my hornwort is too!
 
moondreamer7 said:
I tied my java moss to driftwood in my tank with fishing line and two days later I cut the line and it has rooted and stayed there since. The few loose strands I do have find the bottom and stay there with the fish moving them around and they eventually attached themselves to something else in the tank and start growing.

If your fish are "kicking" them up then tied them down. Or perhaps you have too much flow in the tank moving it about?

I find Java moss grows quicker when it's in the path of moving water like from your filter or power heads etc... definitely requires tying down though.
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yeah it floats every where
 
Mgamer20o0 said:
what kind of pleco is it? they are known for tearing up plants. you can do anything you want with the jave moss. let it float use rocks wood even use a mesh to make a background with it. i dont think there is a wrong way to use java moss.
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like the one one the front of of Wardley
Algae Discs. Dark with litghter colored desing. And too big, I have to give him away
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