Java Moss 45 Days Growth  

We don't succeed in everything we do, I have failed growing Monte Carlo !

@@kenaqua Oh wow, yet that one I have ease with. Huh, goes to show this is a weird hobby at times.

@@RoseKindred hehe Yes absolutely 💯, and thanks for sharing your Experience, Do give some tips coz I realy want to grow crazy Monte carlo in my Tank

@@kenaqua I think it is because I had my tank overstocked and I tied and grew them on decorations so they were closer to the light. The MC that I had in the gravel did not do well. It is funny because Java needs basically only light, can even be a standard LED bulb, and they just never worked for me. They just never seem to recover after the Cryptmelt, or whatever it is called when plants are grown out of water and then put in the aquarium.

Have you tried riccia? A lot of people find it easier than java and it's naturally a much faster grower

You could use a string I think

Yea you can drain the water and use a string to attached it

Yes , it will i have not used CO 2 for the past 2 months I but I still see some growth

Of course, as long as you have a full spectrum light.

It was Monte Carlo, I failed even after using Co2, may be due to the temperature so I had to remove it later !

You could dip the java and driftwood in Seachem Excel for a couple of minutes and it’s kill the black algae. Also, check your phosphate levels - Phosguard will drop those levels and that causes algae to dye as well. And finally, although I haven’t tried it with black algae, barley straw extract gets rid of algae :)

It is a shrimp🦐.

not a carpet moss but a monte carlo, and the monte carlo goes into the hidden ground😂