moss have low requirements. Is your singapore moss already on meshes ? seems they have grown quite thickly..
moss have low requirements. Is your singapore moss already on meshes ? seems they have grown quite thickly..
i suppose those are pluck out emmersely from the ground right?
I just got the Singapore Moss from the ground this morning. Just wash them and put it back piece by piece in the tank. They are not on mesh. They sink in automatically. I just put the few pieces of rock to cover the pieces together.
Chee Jin
Since you start in Sengkang, can ask you out for coffee then chit chat a bit. Visit fish farm together..haha
Hi Merviso,
This hobby is very addictive.Now into my third tank, which is my experiment tank above.
The red colour plant you gave me the last time, is doing very well. Grow very fast, can see it grow a bit taller everyday. The green colour plant that is like flower, is also doing well. Not much success with your foreground plant. Below is my current tank. I just bought some grade B CRS from fellow brother a few days back. They managed to survive so far.
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William,
Sure. When you want to go coffee or visit fish farm, give me a call.![]()
wow.. thats some lushy singapore moss, may i know whether which part of Singapore's ground you got it from?
Last edited by marle; 30th Dec 2007 at 19:09.
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I found it in Sengkang under a tree.
hi guys, singapore moss readily available on the ground?
please advice how to recognise them...thanks!
Ian
fish: discus/endlers
new addition::: CRS advanture
keep your eyes on the ground and you may find patches of them ^^ I got my from parks and HDB garden. Used them for vivarium though.
Hi, i see some of the mosses on the ground all over hdb estates. But will they survive if submerged in water? So, they're called Singapore moss?
Sengkang grass field has lots of Singapore moss, mostly under trees where grass could not creep in.
Keep us posted on the progress. The last time I tried it on a driftwood and it turned out slow and I gave up.
Maurice Cheong
A . M o m e n t . o f . T r a n q u i l i t y...
It will take some time to transform into submerge form... looks stringy in submerge form... dun really like it.
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