k2aqua 5 Marimo Moss Balls, Always Fresh Live Aquarium Plant, Cladophora aegagropila

• SIZE: 2-3 Centimeters
• ALWAYS FRESH Marimo Moss Balls from k2aqua
• Marimo moss balls are suitable for cold water or tropical aquariums or pond.
• BEAUTIFUL AQUARIUM DECORATION: Their unique appearance makes them a centerpiece aquarium ornament in any small aquarium, and a wonderful addition to aquarium driftwood, aquarium rocks, and other natural decor of a large aquarium. Marimo are also widely popular for use in terarriums, jars, vases, and other containers.
• HELPS PREVENT ALGAE GROWTH: They absorb impurities (toxic) nitrites, nitrates, ammonia and phosphate from the water.
• THE EASIEST LIVE AQUARIUM PLANT: Marimo Moss Balls are without a doubt the easiest live aquarium plant; they require no special aquarium light, CO2 system, or aquarium plant fertilizer. Marimo also remove ammonia, nitrogen and phosphate from the aquarium, increasing water quality and removing algae by competing with algae for nutrients. Marimo can be kept in nearly any freshwater aquarium.They are particularly useful in shrimp and snail tanks, as the shrimp and snails love grazing on them for

You will receive 5 marimo around 2-3 cm diameter. Marimo moss balls are suitable for cold water or tropical aquariums or pond. Excellent gift for your friend or loved ones to signify everlasting love.... The Japanese believe that Marimo will bring good luck. Hence, they grow it in a glass bottle with just some water & ceiling light. Water change is only required once every 2 weeks. Marimo is a very popular plant in Japan. The growth rate of Marimo is about 5 mm per year. Hence a giant marimo is about 7 years old! This plant does NOT cause algae problem. Negligible maintenance required. No carbon dioxide injection required for healthy growth. The Marimo is suitable in all shape of vessel, and various lighting conditions. Marimo moss balls are very low maintenance live plant. Marimo moss balls absorb impurities from the water. When they getting brown you have to take them into separate container with water and squeeze them gently few times. You have to repeat it every 6-8 weeks. Sometimes they come from deeper parts where they don't have enough light in their natural environment thats why they might be more brown than green. But with light in the tank they will change colour back to green within a month or so.