Growing Land Moss in Aquarium

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00:00 Title
00:05 There are many types of moss growing on streets and in parks of New York.
Here is an example of Bryum moss (please correct me if I am wrong).
I am taking samples.
Moss doesn't have roots.
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00:26 Important! Wash moss until it is clean under running water.
00:33 Soak moss in water for a day or a week.
This moss absorbs a huge amount of water and yields an unbelievable amount of oxygen!
00:44 Here is a closeup view.
April 25th, 2017
01:03 I am setting up a new nursery aquarium for this example (   • HD Aquarium DIY  .
Use scissors to cut a semicircular strip of moss.
Cover the bottom of an aquarium with gravel.
Place strips of moss along the walls of the aquarium.
Push moss down into the gravel.
I made it look like a ring from the bird's eye-view.
Add more gravel in the center, filling up the middle space.
The moss strips are held down by the walls and by the gravel on the inner side of the ring.
Add dechlorinated water.
The moss stays in place!
We have made the nursery.
Let the moss stay and grow in it.
May 14th, 2017
02:25 I planted a water lily in the middle and added little critters and snails.
June 13th, 2017
The moss grew noticeably in the first month!
July 19th, 2017
02:47 I added newborn guppies to the aquarium.
This moss grows underwater up to the surface at an incredible rate, creating a green wall.
It looks like a fence.
03:07 This is another example of this moss in a different nursery.
This moss likes direct sunlight.
And so do little critters!
You can see oxygen bubbles.
03:26 Be mindful of direct sunlight rapidly overheating aquariums and making it dangerous for fish!
I use only indirect sunlight for all aquariums containing fish.
July 31st, 2017
My guppies love this moss.
It looks nice and grows fast, benefiting aquariums in many ways.
And it grows everywhere!
I want to see if it grows underwater all year around ;)
Have fun and happy plants :)

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