Java Moss - I've Tied Some To A Bit Of Wood

Curiosity101 · Jun 13, 2009

I have attached it to a small piece of wood, but now have loads and loads left over. At the mo it's just stuffed behind my filter pipe until I can work out what to do with it.
It doesn't seem to want to float...yet I thought it was meant to?

Anyways, any ideas as to what else I can do with it would be appreciated. I was debating getting some plastic or metal mesh (aquarium safe of course), and tying it to that to create a small carpet.
Much in the same way I was going to do with some flame moss I thought about ordering, would this work?

WoodyAqua · Jun 13, 2009

This is what ive done with mine jus tied it to some slate in various places round the tank..

AdAndrews · Jun 13, 2009

either sell it or attatch it thicker

Curiosity101 · Jun 13, 2009

Surely someone has some more ideas on what I can do with it though.

Other ways it can be used as decoration etc.
I certainly don't want to get rid of it. I was trying to think of a way I could create a floating layer of moss...so far I came up with tying some to bits of cork (as it doesn't seem to want to float on it's own)

Loops · Jun 13, 2009

moss wall? type it in google x

Johng89 · Jun 13, 2009

not sure but could you glue ot to some rock or wood

attach it to plastic mesh and use it as a carpet

have seen it on coconut caves as well

in theory you can do what you want with it

Loops · Jun 13, 2009

http

/www.aquaticcommunity.com/aquariumfo...ead.php?t=16685

Or this, floating moss balls, tie moss to ping pong ball, tie ping pong ball to string, tie rock or pebble to string to weigh it down

Curiosity101 · Jun 13, 2009

Some great ideas! Thanks

And it made me have one of my own, I'm thinking... very twisty bit of wood that looks like a tree. Attach to top bits, home-made underwater tree.
It'll obviously only work if I can find the right bit of wood, but the top level of my tank does look a bit bare. It'd like to be able to create something that would give my dwarf croaking gouramis somewhere safe to be slightly closer to the surface.

Oh and am I right in thinking that java moss doesn't naturally float?

Johng89 · Jun 13, 2009

I like the tree idea
if you get it piccys please :good:

bagu · Jun 13, 2009

make i tree, ive done it :good:

looks very nice, but xmas moss gives a better effect :good:

Curiosity101 · Jun 13, 2009

Any pics bagu?

Loops · Jun 13, 2009

http

/inkabee.com/blog/wp-content/uploads...omanso_2008.jpg

This is one i did.................. haha i wish, how amzing though :drool:

Curiosity101 · Jun 13, 2009

V v v amazing. Think that picture...but after a 6 month drought(if it was a real tree out of water) and that's more like what my final product will look like if I try to do a tree

bagu · Jun 13, 2009

Loops said:
[URL="http/inkabee.com/blog/wp-content/uploads...omanso_2008.jpg"]http/inkabee.com/blog/wp-content/uploads...omanso_2008.jpg[/URL]

This is one i did.................. haha i wish, how amzing though

thats fantastic!

last piccy in the thread http

/www.fishforums.net/index.php?showtopic=293056

it had grown alot since then and looked like a willow tree

Curiosity101 · Jun 13, 2009

Very nice.
And I'm sorry to hear about your loss

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