Cheerio Posted August 19, 2022 Posted August 19, 2022 So I am starting a new tank and I wonted to do a bonsai set up I have a 65 gallon tall tank it's 20in wide and 26in tall 18 in deep and I have grown some simple plants in many tanks but was wondering if I could get some help on what types of moss or plant that would be easy to moderate to grow I have a good light and would be welling to use fertilizer but realy did not wana get in to the co2 systems here are some pics of what I was hopeiing to do lookingnfor all the help I can get on plant and moss ideas
PotatoFish Posted August 19, 2022 Posted August 19, 2022 I guess it kind of depends on the look you're going for and how much maintenence you're up for. There was a post on the forum about someone with a süsswassertang bonsai, which I thought looked cool, but that would also thrive with really low light. My LFS/wholesaler (not quite sure what they are), had an awesome bonsai with Christmas tree moss. Java moss would also look cool, but I think if you don't manage it, it can start to creep and grow mad crazy. Branch clusters may grow into each other. It's not the picture you have but what about anubias nana petite? I saw a display once with the small leaves looking like tree leaves and the roots looking like vines. Good luck with your project!
Flumpweesel Posted August 20, 2022 Posted August 20, 2022 Love the octopus. Not sure if you can get them but some marimo mossballs can be unrolled and you could then cut and use that. It will fluff out but don't get unruly. And pretty close to unkillable
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