Creeping feather moss

Amblystegium serpens

Familia : Hypnaceae

PlantaAgua dulcemoss

Creeping aquatic moss forming a dense carpet, ideal for natural aquariums.

Estado IUCN
LC
Preocupación menor
Bioma
Poissons et invertébrés d'Europe tempérée.

Descripción

Amblystegium serpens is a slow-growing aquatic moss forming dense, low carpets. Its fine, branched stems bear small, oval bright green leaves. It attaches easily to rocks and driftwood, creating a natural look. In the aquarium, it prefers moderate light and does not require CO2. Growth is faster in cooler water. It provides excellent shelter for shrimp and fry. Its fine texture contrasts well with larger plants.

Hábitat

Región :

Wetlands, stream banks, marshes

Distribución :

Parámetros recomendados

Temperatura1525 °C
pH67.5
GH515 °dGH
KH38 °dKH
NO₃
≤ 20 mg/L
PO₄
≤ 2 mg/L
CO₂
≤ 0 mg/L
Luz
Baja

Cuidado

Dificultad
2/5
Dieta
Fotosintético
Tanque mín.
10 L
Grupo mín.
1
Tamaño adulto
5 cm
Esperanza de vida
5 años
Temperamento
Pacífico
Propagación

Notas de cuidado

This moss is easy to maintain. Ideal temperature 15-25°C, pH 6-7.5. Low to moderate light is sufficient. No CO2 needed, but light liquid fertilization promotes growth. It tolerates soft to moderately hard water. Avoid strong currents. Trim regularly to prevent matting. Compatible with most peaceful fish and shrimp. Can be used as foreground or on hardscape.

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