Nice!!
but it kinda looks like Zipper moss!
possible to tell hot big is it per leave?
Hi
I thought some of you may be interested in a moss i am growing
I call it native Sydney Fissidens, I find it very adaptable in both aquarium and vivarium
I have been growing it for a few years in both situations and for me find it more attracitve and versitile than other mosses i grow
Here is a picture of it growing in my aquarium it doesnt seem to get taller than 20mm submerged.
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And here is a pic of it growing in one of my vivariums
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thanks for looking
Xylo
Nice!!
but it kinda looks like Zipper moss!
possible to tell hot big is it per leave?
thanks
do you know the species name of zipper moss and does it grow emersed as well as submerged
here is a pic of it with a match stick for size comparison hope that helps
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Xylo
its called Fissidens zippelianus^^
Hello Xylo, if you have doubts regarding the species in question, I suggest you visit a plant biologist in a University near where you live. There must be moss expert among them. Here in Singapore, unknown samples were sent to Professor Benito Tan here in NUS. He has identified several species from specimens sent to him by our fellow user timebomb.
While it does look like Fissidens zippelianus, perhaps you should check for local Fissidens species known to inhabit the areas around Sydney. Since it is a native moss you will probably get a hit sooner or later.
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