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Moss balcony with coral moss Moss as spawning substrateįree spawners such as the popular guinea fowl danio (Danio margaritatus) or the bluegill (Poropanchax normani) often simply lay their eggs loosely in fine-textured plants. This way the valuable dust food is not sucked in by the filter and is fully available to the animals. If you want to feed specifically with dust food (our recommendation: NH Babyfeed), it is a good idea to mix the food in a little water and then inject this mixture directly into a moss cushion with the help of a pipette. Especially baby shrimps like to stay in the moss, because it offers them many hiding places and tasty food. In addition, one or the other floating particle collects in the moss, which is then also gladly eaten. The bacterial films, in turn, are very readily grazed and utilized by shrimps and snails. Mosses in shrimp aquariums - Feeding baby shrimps selectively Since nitrifying bacteria also prefer to settle on surfaces, moss indirectly has a very positive effect on water quality. In addition, mosses provide an incredible amount of surface area in the aquarium on which bacterial films can settle. True to the models from nature - mossy trees and rocks - they lend the layout a very mystical, very primordial and exceedingly natural character. Initially, mosses were mainly valued as spawning substrate for fish, but in the meantime they have also gained a firm place in aquascaping and natural aquaristics.

Beitrag teilen: Successfully maintain mosses in the aquarium and terrarium Mosses in the aquariumĪquatic m osses have long since become established in aquaristics.