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Hi,
Their natural environment have alot of water and current which will roll them around. If put in a cup below can get light?
Btw it is a algae. Just in case you do not know.
Just got them last week and place them in my empty tank.. issit possible to grow them in a cup instead? do i need to add fertilizer? i want to grow fast.. any recommendation without the use of co2?
Hi,
Their natural environment have alot of water and current which will roll them around. If put in a cup below can get light?
Btw it is a algae. Just in case you do not know.
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Best is to house them in a container with good light and water is slightly cooler.
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I have been keeping marimo balls for abt a year. I started with marimo balls in a ikea glass jar. Then i changed to a small tank with few fishes. Not much diff. Marimo will survive in jar. But when given co2 and kept with few fishes, colour more vibrant. Give it a couple of squeezes to get the dirty stuff out when changing water. Then it will start floating around. Quite cute.
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