[OhioPlantedtankguy]

Will Java Moss "attach" itself to rock and wood over time or Does it have to be tied down permanently?

 

[davemonkey]

It will attach itself (except it might not be able to on a smooth surface, like a stone). A harder/smoother surface wood (like mopani) will take longer then a rougher, more textured surface.

 

[trenac]

It will also attach to smooth stone or almost any surface it comes in contact with like glass or plastic.

 

[Tsi_User]

It will also attach to smooth stone or almost any surface it comes in contact with like glass or plastic.

Same here, mine has attached to wood, rock, slate, etc..

 

[davemonkey]

Wow, I didn't know java moss would attach to smooth surfaces. I have Flame Moss that attaches well to wood, but not so well to smooth stones. That's good to know. Christmas moss also attaches to smooth surfaces, BTW.

 

[CrownMan]

It may be hard to tell, but here is a picture of my 29G with java moss growing attached to the back glass.

 

[OhioPlantedtankguy]

It may be hard to tell, but here is a picture of my 29G with java moss growing attached to the back glass.

Sweet! i want it to basically cover my rock work in the tank.

 

[chagovatoloco]

I have heard that java moss will grow on aquarium walls, But this is the first time I have seen it.