Fairy Moss
Remarks: Fairy moss, also known as mosquito fern, is a fascinating species of floating plant native to the Western United States where it can be found in areas of stagnant water. It grows in a manner similar to duckweed where smaller parts of the plant will break off as it grows to become a new plant. Fairy moss is typically a vibrant green, but certain conditions such as high quality light and low nitrate levels can result in it turning a beautiful pink or red color. To remain healthy within the aquarium, this plant shouldn't be kept in areas of high flow and should be provided with medium to high light. As long as these conditions are met, this small, floating plant can be a great addition to both small and large aquariums or ponds.
 Photos show one portion which is approximately 2 oz.Â
If you are only ordering plants, you are eligible for a shipping rate of $19.99. Please include a note or email requesting a partial shipping refund when you order.
*Plants may contain snails and/or snail eggs and duckweed.
Description
Remarks: Fairy moss, also known as mosquito fern, is a fascinating species of floating plant native to the Western United States where it can be found in areas of stagnant water. It grows in a manner similar to duckweed where smaller parts of the plant will break off as it grows to become a new plant. Fairy moss is typically a vibrant green, but certain conditions such as high quality light and low nitrate levels can result in it turning a beautiful pink or red color. To remain healthy within the aquarium, this plant shouldn't be kept in areas of high flow and should be provided with medium to high light. As long as these conditions are met, this small, floating plant can be a great addition to both small and large aquariums or ponds.
 Photos show one portion which is approximately 2 oz.Â
If you are only ordering plants, you are eligible for a shipping rate of $19.99. Please include a note or email requesting a partial shipping refund when you order.
*Plants may contain snails and/or snail eggs and duckweed.
