william ruyle wrote:
Hate to be a pointy-nose, but, a number of us including myself, have to rename
java moss: Taxiphyllum barbieri (no relation to Gato Barbieri, jazz saxophonist:-)
Singapore moss, much more decorative, is Vesicularia dubyana. TAG issue
18-3 has been most informative! OK, exit stage left....
Bill
S. Hieber wrote:
Others and I have had the experience. In my tanks, the SAEs continually roamed as they grazed but they spent a lot of time on the mosses. They didn't at first appear to be eating any of it. It was a bit later that I realized they were only going for the newest growth.
They became so fond of the stuff, they would actually trap themselves behind the plastic grid I had set up for the moss wall. A moss-&-SAE wall is not a pretty sight.
Scott H.
--- Juan Ignacio Pucheu <jpucheu@gmail.com> wrote:
SAE's eat mosses like vesicularia dubyana and others ? sad news for me, thank's for the infomartion....
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