I' m from Brazil, and as you must know there are many poor people here. You with your videos show us that is possible to have a aquarium and be happy without a lot of money. Less is more. Congratulation, Michael.
I been using this moss and my betta fish loved them and the water stays immaculate for a longer period of time, I am also been see the older fish more happy with more energy in the way the swim🦈
I've been growing a sample of land moss underwater since December when I saw your video. Over time I trimmed back the land growth and only kept the new aquatic growth. Currently I have the mass of only aquatic growth in a mason jar and I change the water when it gets dirty looking. It looks like a giant ball of green string. I've also noticed that some of the moss strings have started branching which I did not observe prior.
Mike I love your videos and all the info you share. I have bettas and the moss works great in their tanks, I get a couple extra days out of their water before I do water changes.
Great video Michael, I have been doing this for a while now,with the jar, I don't know why I haven't mentioned it to you, sorry. I see you got your ghost shrimp. And she's going to have babies, don't forget to add the aquarium salt we discussed previously
Thank you very much Brenda! Never mind little things - it is hard to keep in mind things we accustomed to do. We do it assuming that everyone knows and does it too. He-he, slave of habits we are ;)
Careful with the glass jar! I had one break in my hand and cut the tendons, nerve and an artery in my right middle finger! I am an artist, this truly a nightmarefor me. Luckly I didn't lose the finger but my left hand is now stronger than my right so please be careful ♡
Hey! I've been searching for that type of info too!! Instead, I found people who share knowledge with me and that is how you found me :) It makes me happy! All the best on your new adventure!
Mosquitos lay eggs only if they can get access to the water surface. So, you can reduce this problem greatly by covering your aquariums. I use planters on top of the aquariums to reduce water evaporation and etc. Flying insects are not on my farming for feeding fish list or critters :)
@@reymartbara2206 That should prevent mosquitos from laying eggs. You will still have to add water rather frequently - that is not a big problem if you have 1-2 aquariums. With a dozen aquariums or so as I have - planters is the way to go to tackle water evaporation and mosquitos ;)
Mosquitos like to lay their eggs in standing water. You can put an air line into the jar to circulate the water. It doesn't need to be full blast, like a few bubbles per second.
@@elainebrooks2599 Moss does not need soil for surviving - it does not have roots. Also, tiening moss to any object would anchor it that useful for design purpose.
Thanks for the video! But I’m trying to create an aquatic ecosystem and I wondered if it would be possible if I just used this moss and aquatic species would begin o appear even without actually adding them. What do you think? Would it be successful or possible? Or would I need actual aquatic plants?
It is possible and doable to make aquatic ecosystem with land moss growing underwater. Though, I prefer to use two or more different types of plants (fast and slow growing) in my setups along with land plants growing with roots in water. This is so far the most successful sustainable aquarium gardens (aquatic ecosystem if you whish) I was able to create and keep on going for years. You can see examples on this playlist: ruclips.net/video/upCNuWFQWeA/видео.html All the best on your adventure!
u cover the jar it not need air? i open the cover of plastic bowl it makes difference? & what about smell first it has bad smell after sometime bad smell disapper yes?
Thank you for the question! Indeed, I cove the jar, but it is not sealed. The air still gets access in and out of the jar. I do it in this way to reduce water evaporation. It makes a big difference for the matter of how often you will need to add water into the jar. In this regards you may want to check videos on this playlist: ruclips.net/video/M30JoD5anmI/видео.html The bad smell is one of the first signs of something getting spoiled. Usually I wash again thoroughly smelly sample of moss to prevent rotting. Sometimes it works, sometimes not. Check this video for details: ruclips.net/video/DWWGfuozMUk/видео.html All the best!
Thank you for the question! It depends...I've done it from 1 week to about 6 months period, but usually it's about 1 month. I setup aquariums in advance and usually have 2-3 are ready for any emergency. Look through videos on this playlist to see exact time and what and how I set up aquariums: ruclips.net/video/bwGmmWMlRCw/видео.html All the best!
I have bunch of whatever moss on my trees. I just bought a 10g tank with no plants in it. So, you suggest to harvest moss, rinse it in a jar, keep it in a jar for one week, then if everything is ok, tie it to a rock and put it in my fish tank?
It is one way you can do it. Though, I would give moss a couple weeks or more before moving it in the main aquarium. Attaching moss to a rock, driftwood or anything else is a good option in aquariums with water flow or in aquariums with newts and such- just to keep it in place. I often let it move around
Hi, So about 11days passed. Moss are doing fine but they don't grow at all. I have about a palm size moss in a container and also put a quarter size moss in the fish tank directly from day1. They are not dying but they are not growing at all. Other plants grew few CMs but moss is the same. I don't think it will help any way in form if they are not growing. I am thinking of using different plants for this matter. Any thoughts or suggestions?
It's normal for mosses and any other plants to go slower during adaption period or when the season changes. It may grow faster when days get longer (more light promotes growth). Using different plants is beneficial for aquariums. I always put at least two different types of aquatic plants in my aquariums. One is fast growing and one is slow growing. And I keep terrestrial plants growing with roots in my aquariums. Plants do very well filtering nutrition dissolved in water.
Most plants on our planet are toxic in one way or another to people. As for the fish...well, there is hardly any studies done about it. So, you can be the first one to learn about it ;) My guppies are fine with moss shown in this video. Some of my friends have similar moss growing in aquariums with gold fish.
Thank you for the question! Yes you can. As a matter of fact, I initially test all new things (including moss, plants, critters and etc. brought from wild or from pet store) in breeding tanks or in tanks with newborn fish. It is the safest way to check everything new without compromising your main aquarium. All the best!
Hello Michael! I live right next to a small creek, in that creek there is some plants that looks almost like guppy grass! I have taken home some samples a couple of times but ive always also got some parasites and larvaes whith them to, even though iI clean them heavily, and i dont really want all thease things again in my aquarium. Do you know any way to get rid of all parasites and such stuff from those plants. I really want to keep them!
You could always try a bleach dip or quarantine new plants for a while and remove any insect larva or snails you see. For the bleach solution, Mix 1 part bleach to 19 parts water, this creates a 5% bleach solution. Only let it soak for a few minutes bleach is strong. Thoroughly rinse after the soak. There are many stipulations, be sure to read over this link before trying. www.aquariumplants.com/Articles.asp?ID=267 Also be sure to read this link on bleach safety. www.msdsonline.com/2014/02/12/bleach-sodium-hypochlorite-safety-tips-bleach-safety-instruction/ Remember to always be careful when working with bleach it is a chemical and should be treated as one. This works well when buying plants or collecting them from nature. It kills parasites, snail eggs, and algae. Hope this helps Rose
Thank you for the question! The way I go about such thing is...I described it in couple videos, this one: ruclips.net/video/5v6OelF1oeU/видео.html There is bullet prove way to do it at home. Get the cleanest sample possible. Keep it in separate nursery aquarium. Change water, remove all critter you may see for couple weeks or so. Then add some unwanted fish or whatever aquatic pets you keep to see how they react. Keep and possibly breed them in this separated aquarium. If they survive and breed without problem, then you know that the sample is clean and safe - though, there is always a chance of something hibernating and etc. All the best!
There are many thousands different types of mosses. I tried less than a dozen so far. Some do not grow at all, some grow slow, some grow fast, some stay alive for almost an year without growing any noticeably. Check videos on this playlist for all mosses that grow in my aquariums (more coming ;) ruclips.net/video/5zJN7hyjzhY/видео.html All the best!
How long did it take for your sample to die? Also, we may have different ideas what dead moos looks like ;) Just to be clear about it, you can see in this video what dead moss looks like: ruclips.net/video/mCHPSl90VYo/видео.html And then check this video to compare what is not yet dead moss looks like and what you can do about it: ruclips.net/video/DWWGfuozMUk/видео.html All the best!
@@t0ybandit113 This video have some more details on how I prepare moss before moving it in main aquarium with pets: ruclips.net/video/DWWGfuozMUk/видео.html There are many more on this playlist: ruclips.net/video/rwh2OvNC82E/видео.html Just go slowly with all new things ;) All the best on your new adventure!
Live moss growing in aquariums is good in the same way any aquatic mosses and plants are. It serves as hiding place for small fish, as food for fish and critters, it helps to keep water clean (by consuming dissolved in water waste), esthetic purpose, and etc. And it is available locally everywhere people live - basically free discovery adventure for everyone in the hobby.
It lives all year around in my settings. I have it growing underwater in some of my aquariums for a couple years as of now. All the best on your adventure!
I've never tried to tell you for sure. Though, I tried and it works with seashells, different types of gravel or without it at all. So, most likely it would work with white sand too ;) All the best!
I don't really get why you always use landmoss, you could also buy a piece of java moss and just grow it, Java moss will also grow a lot faster. Nice video's by the way.
Thank you! I have 2 or more different type of plants in each of my aquariums: aquatic plants, terrestrial plants and mosses. There is a world of new possibilities with land plants/ mosses growing underwater - I deem it is very interesting to explore.
Hello? I just found this and would love to try it in my aquarium. I don't know what kind of moss I picked up but hopefully they do well... one looks more like that one in the jar you washed, and one was smoother in appearance and feels like velvet to the touch. They're in separate jars at the moment. How long do I keep them in a jar for before placing them in the tank? Thank you.
@@fs4538 :) It's actually better to give the moss more time...hmm...until you see new growings. And the experience could be different based on many factors. I have more videos about growing land mosses underwater on this playlist: ruclips.net/video/bK_gJD6lPIg/видео.html There are two videos that I would recommend to check the most. How to prepare land moss to grow underwater (even when results seems to be negative): ruclips.net/video/DWWGfuozMUk/видео.html And two ways to grow land moss underwater: ruclips.net/video/bK_gJD6lPIg/видео.html Growing moss on top of the aquarium is cleaner and safer in my opinion. All the best on your adventure!
@@atikurpranto3190 I have never tried to breed river shrimp to tell you for sure. Though, I think they should breed in an aquarium with right care. All the best on your adventure!
Moss grow underwater continuously all year around, year after year. As all alive the old bottom parts eventually die out giving space to the new growth on the top. Or you can simply remove/trim off the bottom parts before it dies.
Corey Maxars живя в Нью Йорке разговаривать на русском можно ещё больше запутаться :) Мои дети здесь выросли. Русский они понимают, но английский для родной.
Michael Langerman , видео на русском (хотя бы субтитры) обхватит большую часть аудитории ру зоны... Контент у вас очень интерестный , портит подача информации. Я , живя в Одессе , думаю на русском , говорю на украинском , зная английский... Такая каша.... вам и напрягаться не нужно !:) Та у вас просмотры в разы вырастут... Не обижайтесь это просто критика , без неё не куда
translate.google.com: Land Moss для обновления аквариума Слова благодарности Рианнану Томасу за то, что он заботился и делился со мной на первой рыбалке! Спасибо, Рианнан Томас! Среди прочего, Рианнан Томас поделился более эффективным способом мытья мха, чем тот, который я использовал ранее. 22 апреля 2018 г. Я собираю образец наземного мха. Червь приходит в качестве бонуса, чтобы кормить мою рыбу. Я имел обыкновение мыть образцы мха под струей водопроводной воды - вот так. Более эффективный способ - положить образец в банку. Добавьте немного водопроводной воды. Закройте банку с крышкой. Встряхните банку. Слейте грязную воду из банки. Добавьте чистую водопроводную воду. Закройте банку и встряхните ее. Повторите это столько раз, сколько нужно, чтобы очистить мох. Мытье мха в банке занимает меньше времени и значительно сокращает расход воды по сравнению с мытьем мха под струей воды. Спасибо, Рианнан Томас! В моем предыдущем видео «Land Moss for Aquarium» я попросил помочь идентифицировать этот мох. Слова благодарности RUclipsr Thānh Nguyễn Vĩnh за то, что этот мох был идентифицирован как acgi или Plagomnium acutum! Спасибо Тхань Нгуен Вон! Положите чистый мох в банку. Заполните его дехлорированной водой. Накройте банку, чтобы уменьшить испарение. Раньше я держал образцы этого наземного мха на подоконнике, под прямыми солнечными лучами, прежде чем перенести их в аквариум с рыбками. Он также растет без прямых солнечных лучей. Первоначально атмосферный воздух попадает в ловушку. При достаточном освещении эти пузырьки будут заменены кислородом, производимым мхом. 28 апреля 2018 г. Я держу новые образцы мха не менее недели под водой, ежедневно проверяя наличие неприятного запаха и / или обесцвечивания - признаков испорченных образцов. Этот образец, кажется, в порядке. Я собираюсь закрепить этот мох. В этом примере я обертываю мох вокруг камня. Закрепите его с помощью хлопковой швейной нитки или лески. Я держу якорь под водой в той же детской комнате, готовый к использованию в аквариумах. Веселых и счастливых аквариумов :)
>Your skipping through the video make you pick a couple words of a sentence that certainly get you confused... >or maybe it's your attention deficit... >or both. > What a person!
Its not that cruel... I can name so many examples of how humans use worms People fish with worms Animals eat worms People rip worms People feed worms to there pets People feed worms to there fish Ya its not that cruel
I' m from Brazil, and as you must know there are many poor people here. You with your videos show us that is possible to have a aquarium and be happy without a lot of money. Less is more. Congratulation, Michael.
Thank you! I appreciate you very much!!
Um BR aquii chocado
Michael Langerman Thanks for the video, loved it!
I think you can keep great aquariums and paludadiums in Brazil? All the plants you need are around you in the nature, or im wrong?
You can even grow a vegetable garden with your aquarium...
I been using this moss and my betta fish loved them and the water stays immaculate for a longer period of time, I am also been see the older fish more happy with more energy in the way the swim🦈
Live plants and mosses serve great for all type of fish for sure!
All the best!
I've been growing a sample of land moss underwater since December when I saw your video. Over time I trimmed back the land growth and only kept the new aquatic growth. Currently I have the mass of only aquatic growth in a mason jar and I change the water when it gets dirty looking. It looks like a giant ball of green string. I've also noticed that some of the moss strings have started branching which I did not observe prior.
Bless this wholesome channel
Thank you very much!
Wow thanks for this now I can put some moss into my aquarium. 😁
My pleasure!
All the best on your adventure!
Thanks for the update. Glad to see you using subscriber feedback
It's my pleasure!!
Great video! Can't wait to try this myself.
Thank you very much!!
awesome channel. Thanks for making aquariums more fun!
My pleasure!!
I really love your videos so much! Very creative! I am glad that someone looks the nature in a different way.
Thank you very much!!
I think I can use these ideas for a large aquarium. Those tips are pretty darn useful If you ask me!
You got it right! Ideas can be scaled up for use in any larger size aquariums.
All the best!!
Mike I love your videos and all the info you share. I have bettas and the moss works great in their tanks, I get a couple extra days out of their water before I do water changes.
Melissa Wedin Thank you very much!
Great video Michael, I have been doing this for a while now,with the jar, I don't know why I haven't mentioned it to you, sorry. I see you got your ghost shrimp. And she's going to have babies, don't forget to add the aquarium salt we discussed previously
Thank you very much Brenda!
Never mind little things - it is hard to keep in mind things we accustomed to do. We do it assuming that everyone knows and does it too. He-he, slave of habits we are ;)
Oh this moss ,it is very intersting.I have moss at home.I bought from the monkey park.
All the best on your adventure!
Thank you! Looking forward to doing this tomorrow!
All the best on your adventure!
Careful with the glass jar! I had one break in my hand and cut the tendons, nerve and an artery in my right middle finger! I am an artist, this truly a nightmarefor me. Luckly I didn't lose the finger but my left hand is now stronger than my right so please be careful ♡
Thank you for the warning.
Its crazy what can get you killed if not treated
Thanks to You again Michael,I now have "8 Terrariums" with moss from CP..I'm getting addicted lol
Ha-ha
I hope you addiction to moss is not as terminal as my addiction to sugar ;)
ahaha BOOM
Wow super cool! I have been searching for some informatios if land moss can be used in aquariums. Thank you!
Hey! I've been searching for that type of info too!!
Instead, I found people who share knowledge with me and that is how you found me :) It makes me happy!
All the best on your new adventure!
Haha..In Aquascape world Moss is everything ..everywhere ..good job Dude..👍
:)
Thank you!
Granulation. Sir. You are my inspiration I 'am chinese and live in Brazil. Thank you for your experiment
My pleasure!
All the best on your adventure!
Great channel. Good luck with next plants.
Thank you very much!!
oh my friend. now i seen your video. i very like moss too. Good thing for you!
Thank you very much!
Kudos to your giving of kudos.
Thank you very much!
Thank you so much for these videos!!
My pleasure!!
Michael, good video. Greit like allways 👍 Thank you!!!
My pleasure!!
Acuarios Javi fishes
Great job tutorial and teach...
Very helpfully
Thank you very much!
I saw javamoss in the fish store today.. almost €9.- for 1 piece.... this video helped
Thank you
I am a big fan of your channel im from india
I appreciate you very much!
Greetings from NYC!
@Lakshmi K Greetings from New York!
@Lakshmi K I like the way moss looks and feels like too!
Very helpful for noobs like me. Thank you, sir.
My pleasure!
thank you for nice informations videos :-) I will try with your advices
All the best on your adventure!
You are a king of aquarium
:) Thank you very much!
Nope
Please try to grow land fern in aquarium
I may
good music finally
Glad to hear that!!
I love your viedo.and that guppy fri in bottle i like it and i have made one
Thank you very much!!
I encounter mosquito egg problem, on the positive side ill just farm mosquito larva instead, for betta and guppy
Mosquitos lay eggs only if they can get access to the water surface. So, you can reduce this problem greatly by covering your aquariums. I use planters on top of the aquariums to reduce water evaporation and etc.
Flying insects are not on my farming for feeding fish list or critters :)
@@4me im now putting mosquito net at the top.
@@reymartbara2206 That should prevent mosquitos from laying eggs. You will still have to add water rather frequently - that is not a big problem if you have 1-2 aquariums. With a dozen aquariums or so as I have - planters is the way to go to tackle water evaporation and mosquitos ;)
Mosquitos like to lay their eggs in standing water. You can put an air line into the jar to circulate the water. It doesn't need to be full blast, like a few bubbles per second.
Great my Dwarf platy project was a complete sucess :D thanks for your Quality Content
Congrats!!
Michael Langerman thanks :]
I live in nw Pennsylvania and we have tons of plants and mosses. Now I'm going to scavenge the woods. I found a load of creeping Jenny
You may end up keeping many nursery aquariums to try them all :)
@@4me yes I have and your videos are super helpful! :) thanks!
@@brooke3140 :)
All the best on your adventures!
While shaking the moss you could turn off the water and you would have saved a lot more water
Sure.
I reallu like your video sir keep it up
Thank you very much!
As always nice vid Michael 😀
Thank you very much!
رائع .. رائع .. رائع ..
المزيد مع الطبيعة .. رجاء
Thank you very much!
More will come as I learn ;)
Very cool
Thank you very much!
Your new shrimps in aquarium
Yes! It is my first time with Ghost shrimps - they are fun!
I am going to keep them for while for all the fun...I have no intention to breed them.
Khubsurat video..👌👌👌
Thank you very much!
I'm going moss hunting
:)
All the best on your adventure!
@@4me does the moss need soil for it to survive. I was thinking of getting rocks and drift wood and tieing the moss to them would that work..thanks
@@elainebrooks2599 Moss does not need soil for surviving - it does not have roots. Also, tiening moss to any object would anchor it that useful for design purpose.
@@4me thanks. I'll let u no how I get on .
Moss just need light and liquid ferts 👌
O some video can u make a video how to leave earthworm in aquarium
Here it is: ruclips.net/video/U7x5fw6-vSM/видео.html
Thanks for the video! But I’m trying to create an aquatic ecosystem and I wondered if it would be possible if I just used this moss and aquatic species would begin o appear even without actually adding them. What do you think? Would it be successful or possible? Or would I need actual aquatic plants?
It is possible and doable to make aquatic ecosystem with land moss growing underwater.
Though, I prefer to use two or more different types of plants (fast and slow growing) in my setups along with land plants growing with roots in water. This is so far the most successful sustainable aquarium gardens (aquatic ecosystem if you whish) I was able to create and keep on going for years. You can see examples on this playlist: ruclips.net/video/upCNuWFQWeA/видео.html
All the best on your adventure!
@@4me Thank you!
This is Tortula Ruralis aka star moss and can live underwater. Post some to me haha
u cover the jar it not need air? i open the cover of plastic bowl it makes difference? & what about smell first it has bad smell after sometime bad smell disapper yes?
Thank you for the question!
Indeed, I cove the jar, but it is not sealed. The air still gets access in and out of the jar. I do it in this way to reduce water evaporation. It makes a big difference for the matter of how often you will need to add water into the jar. In this regards you may want to check videos on this playlist: ruclips.net/video/M30JoD5anmI/видео.html
The bad smell is one of the first signs of something getting spoiled. Usually I wash again thoroughly smelly sample of moss to prevent rotting. Sometimes it works, sometimes not. Check this video for details: ruclips.net/video/DWWGfuozMUk/видео.html
All the best!
How long does this type moss tend to last in aquariums?
For as long as you want - it grows continuously all year around.
Michael Langerman how do you trim it?
@@4me Nice! Thanks for the info
@@kimjerue6599 I cut it with scissors.
I have a question how long after the instalation of the small aquarium you put fish?
Thank you for the question!
It depends...I've done it from 1 week to about 6 months period, but usually it's about 1 month.
I setup aquariums in advance and usually have 2-3 are ready for any emergency.
Look through videos on this playlist to see exact time and what and how I set up aquariums: ruclips.net/video/bwGmmWMlRCw/видео.html
All the best!
I have bunch of whatever moss on my trees. I just bought a 10g tank with no plants in it. So, you suggest to harvest moss, rinse it in a jar, keep it in a jar for one week, then if everything is ok, tie it to a rock and put it in my fish tank?
It is one way you can do it. Though, I would give moss a couple weeks or more before moving it in the main aquarium. Attaching moss to a rock, driftwood or anything else is a good option in aquariums with water flow or in aquariums with newts and such- just to keep it in place. I often let it move around
@@4me Ok, thanks i will do 2 weeks, then if everything is ok, i will just harvest more from trees and attach it. Thanks!
Have fun and happy aquarium!@@jkim3323
Hi,
So about 11days passed. Moss are doing fine but they don't grow at all. I have about a palm size moss in a container and also put a quarter size moss in the fish tank directly from day1.
They are not dying but they are not growing at all. Other plants grew few CMs but moss is the same. I don't think it will help any way in form if they are not growing. I am thinking of using different plants for this matter.
Any thoughts or suggestions?
It's normal for mosses and any other plants to go slower during adaption period or when the season changes. It may grow faster when days get longer (more light promotes growth).
Using different plants is beneficial for aquariums. I always put at least two different types of aquatic plants in my aquariums. One is fast growing and one is slow growing. And I keep terrestrial plants growing with roots in my aquariums. Plants do very well filtering nutrition dissolved in water.
I found different type of land mass does it grows
That's great!
I have different mosses in my aquariums too: ruclips.net/video/LRCmEXrh58s/видео.html
@@4me sir I am from India and I am also one off the subscriber off u ❤️ please support me also please#. ruclips.net/video/slQoDamqIvA/видео.html
@@MohanKumar-gc5ep All the best on your adventures!
Sir can u talk about some land moss (surviving the underwater test) species which is common in India.
Is there moss found in the wild that can be toxic for fish? (Specifically betta and tetras)
Most plants on our planet are toxic in one way or another to people. As for the fish...well, there is hardly any studies done about it. So, you can be the first one to learn about it ;)
My guppies are fine with moss shown in this video.
Some of my friends have similar moss growing in aquariums with gold fish.
So will the moss grow through out a tanks floor
Eyes Eyes no. Moss does not have roots.
What about trans mosses ?
I am not sure what you question is about
* found different type of land mass does it grows*
You can see them all on this playlist: ruclips.net/video/LRCmEXrh58s/видео.html
Did any moss come from Arizona
I tried mosses from New York and Vermont only so far.
👍
Thank you!
can I use the moss for my breeding tank?
You can use moss for any tank you want!
xhellboundx can I use it as a nest for fishes?😂
Thank you for the question!
Yes you can. As a matter of fact, I initially test all new things (including moss, plants, critters and etc. brought from wild or from pet store) in breeding tanks or in tanks with newborn fish. It is the safest way to check everything new without compromising your main aquarium.
All the best!
Your fish would love it ;)
Yaa
Hello Michael! I live right next to a small creek, in that creek there is some plants that looks almost like guppy grass! I have taken home some samples a couple of times but ive always also got some parasites and larvaes whith them to, even though iI clean them heavily, and i dont really want all thease things again in my aquarium. Do you know any way to get rid of all parasites and such stuff from those plants. I really want to keep them!
maybe some sort of killer to dose the water, petstores or aquairum stores may sell something like that.
Thx what do you think it costs
You could always try a bleach dip or quarantine new plants for a while and remove any insect larva or snails you see.
For the bleach solution, Mix 1 part bleach to 19 parts water, this creates a 5% bleach solution. Only let it soak for a few minutes bleach is strong. Thoroughly rinse after the soak.
There are many stipulations, be sure to read over this link before trying.
www.aquariumplants.com/Articles.asp?ID=267
Also be sure to read this link on bleach safety.
www.msdsonline.com/2014/02/12/bleach-sodium-hypochlorite-safety-tips-bleach-safety-instruction/
Remember to always be careful when working with bleach it is a chemical and should be treated as one.
This works well when buying plants or collecting them from nature. It kills parasites, snail eggs, and algae.
Hope this helps
Rose
Thank you for the question!
The way I go about such thing is...I described it in couple videos, this one: ruclips.net/video/5v6OelF1oeU/видео.html There is bullet prove way to do it at home. Get the cleanest sample possible. Keep it in separate nursery aquarium. Change water, remove all critter you may see for couple weeks or so. Then add some unwanted fish or whatever aquatic pets you keep to see how they react. Keep and possibly breed them in this separated aquarium. If they survive and breed without problem, then you know that the sample is clean and safe - though, there is always a chance of something hibernating and etc.
All the best!
Pesticides and such may help...but never 100% success without hurting the thing you may want to keep.
Can I use it for any planted Aquarium
Yes.
Will any land moss work? Or is it a specific species of moss?
There are many thousands different types of mosses. I tried less than a dozen so far. Some do not grow at all, some grow slow, some grow fast, some stay alive for almost an year without growing any noticeably. Check videos on this playlist for all mosses that grow in my aquariums (more coming ;) ruclips.net/video/5zJN7hyjzhY/видео.html
All the best!
My moss died off :( I guess its a different type of moss that can not live under water.
How long did it take for your sample to die?
Also, we may have different ideas what dead moos looks like ;) Just to be clear about it, you can see in this video what dead moss looks like: ruclips.net/video/mCHPSl90VYo/видео.html And then check this video to compare what is not yet dead moss looks like and what you can do about it: ruclips.net/video/DWWGfuozMUk/видео.html
All the best!
Can we grow it in goldfish’s tank
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Yes. Also, goldfish may feed on it ;)
how do you know if it is spoiled?
Thank you for the question!
Here is my video answer: ruclips.net/video/DWWGfuozMUk/видео.html
All the best on your adventure!
Dose Moss need a certain kind of light to grow?
Natural sunlight works really well in my settings.
@@4me thanks I seen some moss in a creek and got some for my anole tank with two tree frogs.
@@t0ybandit113 This video have some more details on how I prepare moss before moving it in main aquarium with pets: ruclips.net/video/DWWGfuozMUk/видео.html
There are many more on this playlist: ruclips.net/video/rwh2OvNC82E/видео.html
Just go slowly with all new things ;)
All the best on your new adventure!
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Thank you!
What do you think, is it moss good for aquarium and why?
Live moss growing in aquariums is good in the same way any aquatic mosses and plants are. It serves as hiding place for small fish, as food for fish and critters, it helps to keep water clean (by consuming dissolved in water waste), esthetic purpose, and etc.
And it is available locally everywhere people live - basically free discovery adventure for everyone in the hobby.
@@4me thank you very much, will try it for sure.
@@RaceSmokie All the best on your adventure!
how do i get soil out of the moss?
I wash moss. Check this video for details: ruclips.net/video/jak7j7eqMfI/видео.html
All the best!
how long can the moss live underwater?
It lives all year around in my settings. I have it growing underwater in some of my aquariums for a couple years as of now.
All the best on your adventure!
Will this work on white sand? Pls answer asap! Anyone have tried in white sand?
I've never tried to tell you for sure.
Though, I tried and it works with seashells, different types of gravel or without it at all. So, most likely it would work with white sand too ;)
All the best!
Amazing thank you so much!!!
My pleasure!
But nice aquarium 💞👍
Thank you very much!
I don't really get why you always use landmoss, you could also buy a piece of java moss and just grow it, Java moss will also grow a lot faster. Nice video's by the way.
Thank you!
I have 2 or more different type of plants in each of my aquariums: aquatic plants, terrestrial plants and mosses. There is a world of new possibilities with land plants/ mosses growing underwater - I deem it is very interesting to explore.
My bad i put with soil inmy Aquarium and some ramirezi eat in soil and make dirty my aquarium
Making mistakes is the best way to learn ;)
All the best on your adventure!
Ohh thanks
Hello? I just found this and would love to try it in my aquarium. I don't know what kind of moss I picked up but hopefully they do well... one looks more like that one in the jar you washed, and one was smoother in appearance and feels like velvet to the touch. They're in separate jars at the moment. How long do I keep them in a jar for before placing them in the tank? Thank you.
Oh I just saw, a week... So nervous.
@@fs4538 :)
It's actually better to give the moss more time...hmm...until you see new growings. And the experience could be different based on many factors.
I have more videos about growing land mosses underwater on this playlist: ruclips.net/video/bK_gJD6lPIg/видео.html
There are two videos that I would recommend to check the most.
How to prepare land moss to grow underwater (even when results seems to be negative): ruclips.net/video/DWWGfuozMUk/видео.html
And two ways to grow land moss underwater: ruclips.net/video/bK_gJD6lPIg/видео.html Growing moss on top of the aquarium is cleaner and safer in my opinion.
All the best on your adventure!
worm!
Here is a video about worm in aquarium: ruclips.net/video/U7x5fw6-vSM/видео.html
All the best!
Hi
afzal yaqoob Hello
so cute russian accent. It seems you forced it intentionally
Ha-ha
My accent is something I don't have to force at all :))
Is this moss still alive?
Yes.
Though, the moss has been growing in different - new nurseries.
@@4me submersible?
@@romanzabaznov yes
the worms
worms are everywhere :)
Is it low tech?
Yes. Though, actually it is NO Tech at all.
@@4me u r very heloful person love u from Bangladesh 🥰...can river shrimp breed in aquarium brother??
@@atikurpranto3190 I have never tried to breed river shrimp to tell you for sure. Though, I think they should breed in an aquarium with right care.
All the best on your adventure!
@@4me thank u soooooooo much my brother🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰,,,, tomorrow i will try on moss for my aquarium 🙂
What about catpet thype moss?
You can see all types of mosses that I tried so far in videos on this playlist: ruclips.net/p/PLM88hGt0AfGsixNh13_DSMfDbj0Bg6qoP
How long it lives in under water?
Moss grow underwater continuously all year around, year after year. As all alive the old bottom parts eventually die out giving space to the new growth on the top. Or you can simply remove/trim off the bottom parts before it dies.
Вам бы видосики на русском снимать , очень не удобно когда так.... Иногда смысл теряется из за перевода
Corey Maxars живя в Нью Йорке разговаривать на русском можно ещё больше запутаться :)
Мои дети здесь выросли. Русский они понимают, но английский для родной.
Michael Langerman , видео на русском (хотя бы субтитры) обхватит большую часть аудитории ру зоны... Контент у вас очень интерестный , портит подача информации. Я , живя в Одессе , думаю на русском , говорю на украинском , зная английский... Такая каша.... вам и напрягаться не нужно !:) Та у вас просмотры в разы вырастут... Не обижайтесь это просто критика , без неё не куда
Corey Maxars за критику спасибо!
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translate.google.com: Land Moss для обновления аквариума Слова благодарности Рианнану Томасу за то, что он заботился и делился со мной на первой рыбалке! Спасибо, Рианнан Томас! Среди прочего, Рианнан Томас поделился более эффективным способом мытья мха, чем тот, который я использовал ранее. 22 апреля 2018 г. Я собираю образец наземного мха. Червь приходит в качестве бонуса, чтобы кормить мою рыбу. Я имел обыкновение мыть образцы мха под струей водопроводной воды - вот так. Более эффективный способ - положить образец в банку. Добавьте немного водопроводной воды. Закройте банку с крышкой. Встряхните банку. Слейте грязную воду из банки. Добавьте чистую водопроводную воду. Закройте банку и встряхните ее. Повторите это столько раз, сколько нужно, чтобы очистить мох. Мытье мха в банке занимает меньше времени и значительно сокращает расход воды по сравнению с мытьем мха под струей воды. Спасибо, Рианнан Томас! В моем предыдущем видео «Land Moss for Aquarium» я попросил помочь идентифицировать этот мох. Слова благодарности RUclipsr Thānh Nguyễn Vĩnh за то, что этот мох был идентифицирован как acgi или Plagomnium acutum! Спасибо Тхань Нгуен Вон! Положите чистый мох в банку. Заполните его дехлорированной водой. Накройте банку, чтобы уменьшить испарение. Раньше я держал образцы этого наземного мха на подоконнике, под прямыми солнечными лучами, прежде чем перенести их в аквариум с рыбками. Он также растет без прямых солнечных лучей. Первоначально атмосферный воздух попадает в ловушку. При достаточном освещении эти пузырьки будут заменены кислородом, производимым мхом. 28 апреля 2018 г. Я держу новые образцы мха не менее недели под водой, ежедневно проверяя наличие неприятного запаха и / или обесцвечивания - признаков испорченных образцов. Этот образец, кажется, в порядке. Я собираюсь закрепить этот мох. В этом примере я обертываю мох вокруг камня. Закрепите его с помощью хлопковой швейной нитки или лески. Я держу якорь под водой в той же детской комнате, готовый к использованию в аквариумах. Веселых и счастливых аквариумов :)
i don't understand your language
I speak with accent...
copy and paste text from description to the video into translate.google.com for your convinience.
>Talks about water getting wasted
>Leave the tap running while shaking the jar
What a person🤦♂️
>Your skipping through the video make you pick a couple words of a sentence that certainly get you confused...
>or maybe it's your attention deficit...
>or both.
> What a person!
@@4me Gottem
Careful because worms poop lol
Hmm...what do you think a chicken ate before you consumed it?
Its not that cruel...
I can name so many examples of how humans use worms
People fish with worms
Animals eat worms
People rip worms
People feed worms to there pets
People feed worms to there fish
Ya its not that cruel
Btw you just posted a comment about how good his tank is and not your saying he's cruel for feeding a worm to his pet fish... wow KAREN OVER HERE
It's the food chain
@@abieelliott1200 Its my old acts lol 😅