Flame Moss Live Aquarium Plant 3 Pack 4oz Freshwater Moss for Fish Tank

OVERVIEW This bundle includes 3 × 4oz cups of Flame Moss (Taxiphyllum 'Flame'), a unique live freshwater aquarium moss known for its upright twisting growth pattern. Unlike traditional mosses, Flame Moss grows vertically in spiral-like formations, adding striking texture and movement to planted aquariums. WHAT'S INCLUDED • 3 × 4oz Cups of Flame Moss (Taxiphyllum 'Flame') Portion density and appearance may vary naturally. WHY CHOOSE THIS PLANT Flame Moss is a favorite among aquascapers for its unusual upward growth and compact appearance. This freshwater moss works well in shrimp tanks, nano aquariums, and hardscape-focused aquascapes while remaining easy to maintain. BENEFITS • Adds unique vertical texture to aquascapes • Provides shelter for shrimp and fry • Supports natural biofilm development • Enhances driftwood and rock layouts • Suitable for low-tech freshwater aquariums ADDITIONAL DETAILS SPECIFICATIONS • Plant Type: Live freshwater aquarium moss • Species: Taxiphyllum 'Flame' • Common Name: Flame Moss • Quantity: 3 × 4oz cups • Placement: Foreground, hardscape, moss walls • Light Requirement: Low to Moderate • CO₂ Requirement: Not required • Difficulty Level: Beginner CARE GUIDE • Lighting: Low to moderate lighting recommended • Temperature: 68-82°F • Water Conditions: Stable freshwater parameters preferred • Placement: Attach to rocks, driftwood, mesh, or décor • Maintenance: Trim occasionally to maintain shape and density USAGE INSTRUCTIONS Rinse moss gently before use Attach using thread, fishing line, or aquarium-safe glue Spread evenly across hardscape surfaces Allow time for attachment and vertical growth Trim regularly to encourage compact coverage PERFECT FOR • Freshwater planted aquariums • Shrimp tanks and nano tanks • Aquascaping projects • Driftwood and rock décor • Low-tech aquarium setups IMPORTANT NOTES • Live moss naturally varies in color and density • Growth rate depends on lighting and water conditions • Minor browning may occur during acclimation • Images are for reference only