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Set up.........
Tank 40 litres
Lighting 24 w pll
Substrate aqualit + gravel inert
Ferts + Co2 --> NO
Filter 250 l/h "backpack"

flora:
Taxiphyllum sp. "Peacock" ??? is posible, I am student it.
Taxiphyllum Barbieri - Java moss
Taxiphyllum sp. Flame moss
Vesicularia montagnei - Christmas Moss
Fissidens sp. Fontanus
Mini pellia
Tortula ruralis
Monosolenium tenerum
Alga : Cladophora
Limnobium laevigatum
Fauna
Caridinas maculatas........ red and black

Image, the aqua have 30 days old.


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You have a really nice tank. Mosses are one of my favorites.

What kind of moss is that in the 2nd px with the Crystal Black Shrimp? It does look like what I have heard called star moss. I thought star moss was NOT aquatic. This certainly does look like it's growing well.
 

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It does look like what I have heard called star moss. I thought star moss was NOT aquatic.
I have been growing it for 6 months now, I think higher Alk. is the trick with it, still it grows very slowly. Maybe Reca has some advice...
 

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Yes, it is Starmoss or Tortula ruralis.....


I hope explicate .......

Starmoss arrived from Malasia with little health :puke: but every day it recuperate :D

Very little time in aquarium, 30 days but to improve, grows very slowly but grow.....

I read that it isn´t an aquatic moss but I have friends that maintain it since one year.

The shrimps are happys walking and eating starmoss, it is very important for me :wink:

We´ll see evolution :D

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I'm interested to hear what your parameters are..
pH, Temp, Light, C02, ect..
also is the star moss in direct light?
I know these parameters.....
Ph --> 6,4 - 6,6
Temp --> 24 ºC
Light --> 24 w to 40 litres
Co2 and other fertilizes --> No.
Change of water --> 5 liter two times weekly.

Star moss no direct light, for the time being it grow slowly.

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