Weeping moss sale CAN EXPRESS POST

[Super]

Weeping moss has taken over my shrimp/endler tank and needs to go. Grows easily with fourthnightly liquid ferts and led lighting. Will sell in golf ball portions for $15 each or buy 5 portions for $60

$5 standart post or $11 express. Around 15 portions available call me 0478173368 pick up welcome wellington point

[jc12]

Please don't take this the wrong way but I don't think they look like weeping moss. The fronds (even the really long ones) are all not 'weeping' as what a true weeping moss should look like, especially with such healthy growth. Perhaps some moss expert could ID and verify?

The weeping moss in my tank all 'weeps' and overhang and they don't look like what you have in the photos. Perhaps you bought them as weeping moss but was sold something else instead?

Sorry I am not trying to disrupt your for sale ad but thought I should point it out to prevent incorrect moss ID getting sold on for something they are not.

Some other moss experts please provide advice. I would like to learn too if I am wrong. Thanks.

[MENTION=12699]Grubs[/MENTION] [MENTION=6434]bluebelle[/MENTION] maybe you could advise? You're pretty knowledgable. :-)

Admin please delete if I have crossed any line and infringed any forum rule. Sorry.

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[Super]

Thank you for this, i got it as weeping moss over a year ago, if its not it than i would love to know what it is as well

[zorba]

Growth pattern can also be determined by light intensity

[bluebelle]

There was an ad by [MENTION=7963]Betta[/MENTION] on 9.8.15 "weeping moss tree FS". Looks like the same species.

I think it might be possible for mosses to grow differently depending on growing conditions.

I'm not expert enough to make a definite identification, sorry.....

[swimmers]

post a pic on paul's aquarium's and pond's face book page you'll get an I'd there for sure

also look on ebay pretty sure I seen weeping moss on there 4sale a while back

[netty_3164]

Agreed that mosses grow different under different condition however that very much looks like christmas moss

[jc12]

I find they either grow denser or more stringy under different light conditions but they will always 'weep' downwards nonetheless. I have never grown them with CO2 so I cannot say for certain if it has any effect on their growth characteristics.

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[Super]

Definately not christmas moss, i had it before in same tank and its completely different species

[jc12]

I'm thinking either peacock, Taiwan or Singapore moss.

Whatever it is it looks really nice and healthy. Probably try post it on AL forum. There are more plant nuts there.

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[zorba]

What type of lighting are you using in this tank? High , medium , or low ?

[Super]

Not peacock either. The leaves are much more coarse and larger than peacock moss. I just use 11w led light over 2 ft tank. The light is much brighter than 24w t5 HO which i had before but i would still consider it a low/mid lighting

[s1l3nt]

It could be Anchor Moss? Kind of looks like mine... Can you get a closer shot of one of the strands/fronds?

[codeyjones]

Looks like Christmas moss (Vesicularia montagnei) possibly, but only if the fronds look like this. Recently bought some anchor moss and turned out to be Christmas.

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[Super]

yes it looks exactly same as what u have pictured, well at least i know what i have now, still $15 a portion

Looks like Christmas moss (Vesicularia montagnei) possibly, but only if the fronds look like this. Recently bought some anchor moss and turned out to be Christmas.

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[codeyjones]

Good to know my id skills are up to scratch. well worth the $15!!

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[Super]

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