I just bought some a few weeks ago and I'm loving them! My corydoras love snuffling through them and I love the rich dark green colour they add to my tank!
Can I use they for an outdoor pond? Also a suggestion, maybe you can hang them in your tank using invisible string so it looks like it is floating mid-air
You didn't mention the feeding requirements, I see they require high calcium, but I suppose in a tank with fish they would get what they need as far as NPK
That's excellent! And there I was thinking they were pesky things that start looking gross at the bottom of the tank after a while! I think I even threw some out! Ouch!! 😂😂
I am watching the popular aquascaping channels - at least I’m trying, but yours is simply fantastic - very natural and very practical! Big ❤ Now regarding the marimo I found they are great to put on top of some fancy stone structures - for example imagine Iwagumi but inspired by Iceland nature - I think it can be very stylish shrimp tank for example.
Thank you for the tips! I was wondering where you got your Marimo moss balls? I’ve been looking for them everywhere especially ones that are decently priced
@Aquascapingcube I have a small 5 gallon split tank. What size would be beat? Would Marimo balls cause algea to grow in a tank? How often do you rinse them. Thank you and GOD Bless you and your family
Have you ever experienced your Marimos being infested with Cladophora? Even in your video you can detect some Clado threads, look at about 4'04" and 6'45". Yes, I have once clued Aegagropila to mangrove wood. It looked interesting at first but Clado alga developed after some months of healthy growth and closer to the light Marimo turned whitish also which I didn't have a clue as to why this happened. Do you? I assumed that I should not have added liquid carbon as Glutaraldehyd. Being a disinfectant and algae killer it might have harmed Marimo as well.
Exactly. Clado is very annoying and can ruin your tank when it attacks. But Cladophora contains many species and even Marimo was considered to be a type of Clado algae. I think it was changed to Aegagropila only recently (not 100% sure) But I never had any issues with unwanted Clado myself, my Marimos are doing quite well and there is no algae spreading anywhere.
@@AquascapingCube The time stamps I mentioned don't display Clado? Did you check? I might have misinterpreted long Marimo threads as something worse. At least in my tanks any Clado infestation started exactly like that. I wish good luck to your aquariums always being free of Clado.
Hi, friend! Again a very good and very interesting video, I learned many interesting things and I think you gave me an idea In one of my blackwater Amazon style aquariums, I have a group of Ottocinclus. For some time now, because the aquarium is 2 years old and has stabilized a lot, the algae are practically non-existent in this aquarium, and I am worried that the small group of Ottocinclus is beginning to suffer the consequences of the lack of its main food , I mean the Algae. Perhaps it would be a good idea to add some Aegagropila balls there or even cover a stone or log with Aegagropila. Do you have any experience in your aquariums about this (Ottocinclus& Aegagropila)? In any case, I want to buy a few Aegagropila balls for my Nano Cubes with Prawns, and the advice you gave us in your video will be very good for me 👍 A big hug from Germany 👋🏻
Look and watch here how to keep Otocinclus alive and (no, not jumping rather) happy and healthy. It's a misconception to believe Otos need algae to graze on and that's all they need. ua-cam.com/video/5Bu9vzVyjkg/v-deo.html&si=rHFzvhAqTxq8wuGz
Thank you! Of course you can add Marimo, but only as a decoration because Otos will not eat this type of algae. If you are not feeding them directly - you should start. Otos are eating algae - but not ONLY algae. They really like vegetables, plant based foods, biofilm, algae wafers etc. You should feed them just like any other fish that likes plants :) Thank you for commenting - It's great to hear from you! All the best!
Marimo moss balls are super easy green decorations to keep in your aquarium. Have you ever used them in your scape?
I just bought some a few weeks ago and I'm loving them! My corydoras love snuffling through them and I love the rich dark green colour they add to my tank!
These are fascinating, great video
@ShatteredRippleBooks Thank you! :)
Can I use they for an outdoor pond?
Also a suggestion, maybe you can hang them in your tank using invisible string so it looks like it is floating mid-air
You didn't mention the feeding requirements, I see they require high calcium, but I suppose in a tank with fish they would get what they need as far as NPK
That's excellent! And there I was thinking they were pesky things that start looking gross at the bottom of the tank after a while! I think I even threw some out! Ouch!! 😂😂
Ooops :D
Fascinating information on the marimo moss balls! I will try some in my aquariums as well thank you!
Thank you! Have fun with them :)
hi internet moss people,
we took acid and this video is great
appreciate the work
I am watching the popular aquascaping channels - at least I’m trying, but yours is simply fantastic - very natural and very practical! Big ❤ Now regarding the marimo I found they are great to put on top of some fancy stone structures - for example imagine Iwagumi but inspired by Iceland nature - I think it can be very stylish shrimp tank for example.
Yes, I was thinking about something like that. Now, since you mentioned it - I need to try :P Thank you for commenting!
I just received a few today as a present. So happy and thank you for your lovely "videoinfomatic"
Thank you for the Info.
Any time!
Such an interesting video, thank you! If they grew quicker, we could call them Green Tribbles.
Haha Thank you :)
These would be great to creat the foliage on under water bonsai trees utilizing spider wood as the trunk and branches.
Haha, You read my mind ;)
Lord of the shrimp house😂LOVE it😂
Thank you ;) You can see this tank here: ua-cam.com/video/_UKnKZgw1gM/v-deo.html
Cool vid 👍
Thanks!😊
Thank you for the tips! I was wondering where you got your Marimo moss balls?
I’ve been looking for them everywhere especially ones that are decently priced
Thank you! I was buying them on my local fish market, but in the past I got it online with no problems (Amazon.co.uk).
If you're american, they are unavailable in this country due to zebra mussels
How do you know if marimo balls are free from zebra mussels?
Will the marimo that you glued to the shrimp house continue to grow?
Yes, they will keep growing. But it will be a very slow process and shape of the house should not change.
What glue do you use to glue them to decorations?
I use cyanoacrylate glue. It's fish safe and very effective.
@Aquascapingcube I have a small 5 gallon split tank. What size would be beat? Would Marimo balls cause algea to grow in a tank? How often do you rinse them. Thank you and
GOD Bless you and your family
Have you ever experienced your Marimos being infested with Cladophora? Even in your video you can detect some Clado threads, look at about 4'04" and 6'45".
Yes, I have once clued Aegagropila to mangrove wood. It looked interesting at first but Clado alga developed after some months of healthy growth and closer to the light Marimo turned whitish also which I didn't have a clue as to why this happened. Do you?
I assumed that I should not have added liquid carbon as Glutaraldehyd. Being a disinfectant and algae killer it might have harmed Marimo as well.
is cladophora bad?
@@zgoalscorer10
As long as you consider an algae infested tank bad then yes it is. Clado is one of the toughest alga to get rid of.
Exactly. Clado is very annoying and can ruin your tank when it attacks. But Cladophora contains many species and even Marimo was considered to be a type of Clado algae. I think it was changed to Aegagropila only recently (not 100% sure) But I never had any issues with unwanted Clado myself, my Marimos are doing quite well and there is no algae spreading anywhere.
@@AquascapingCube
The time stamps I mentioned don't display Clado? Did you check?
I might have misinterpreted long Marimo threads as something worse. At least in my tanks any Clado infestation started exactly like that. I wish good luck to your aquariums always being free of Clado.
Impossible! I finally know Zoro's form in the real world😨
Please shut up
very informative video!
Thank you! Glad you think so!
They sold them to me with a lid on top of the tank. Should I remove it to let more airflow or it doesn't affect them?
No, it will not affect them. You can leave it.
Can i use tap water to water the marimo?
Sure. I do it all the time :)
Should I be worried about zebra muscles nowadays?
They are still unavailable in america
So I want to keep them in a jar , what kind of water should I use?
Thanks in advance
You can just put them in tap water. Only thing to watch for is high temperature, so don't put your jar in very sunny place.
@@AquascapingCube thank you ❤️
Can you show how to propagate reccardia moss
Hi, friend!
Again a very good and very interesting video, I learned many interesting things and I think you gave me an idea
In one of my blackwater Amazon style aquariums, I have a group of Ottocinclus.
For some time now, because the aquarium is 2 years old and has stabilized a lot, the algae are practically non-existent in this aquarium, and I am worried that the small group of Ottocinclus is beginning to suffer the consequences of the lack of its main food , I mean the Algae.
Perhaps it would be a good idea to add some Aegagropila balls there or even cover a stone or log with Aegagropila.
Do you have any experience in your aquariums about this (Ottocinclus& Aegagropila)?
In any case, I want to buy a few Aegagropila balls for my Nano Cubes with Prawns, and the advice you gave us in your video will be very good for me 👍
A big hug from Germany 👋🏻
Look and watch here how to keep Otocinclus alive and (no, not jumping rather) happy and healthy.
It's a misconception to believe Otos need algae to graze on and that's all they need.
ua-cam.com/video/5Bu9vzVyjkg/v-deo.html&si=rHFzvhAqTxq8wuGz
Thank you! Of course you can add Marimo, but only as a decoration because Otos will not eat this type of algae. If you are not feeding them directly - you should start. Otos are eating algae - but not ONLY algae. They really like vegetables, plant based foods, biofilm, algae wafers etc. You should feed them just like any other fish that likes plants :) Thank you for commenting - It's great to hear from you! All the best!
Can they survive outside, in a pond?
I think so. Just need to be in a shade, not very warm and sunny.
Fantastic! thank you!
You're very welcome!☺️
WHERE DO YOU BUY THESE
I get them online. There is no issue with shipping. Try Amazon.
Karideslerin besin kaynaklarından 5 adet deneme aşamasındayım. Bakalım sonuçları göreceğiz.
I mean, these are begging you to put googly eyes on them 👀
Haha, so true :)
Where to buy them??
I got mine online. But I saw them in many fish stores. They are not that uncommon.
@@AquascapingCube ok. I was able to find some on Etsy and Amazon. Thanks!!
I wanna glue a shit ton of them on my glass and make like a grass enclosure
22 - 26 is about normal for most tropical fish compatible plants technically thats warm water in terms of fish keeping,
Kribensis Fry?
Yes! Wow, good eye!
Rorona Zoro
Roronoa Zoro?
Zebra mussels issu s
how evil they are?
Shhh.
They're watching you.
So am I...😶🌫️
They captured Zoro 😢😢😢
mossball
goobab!
marimo "moss" ball 😂 marimo algae ball 😆
Yes :) I don't understand why people are calling it like that. But algae usually "sounds bad" - maybe that is the reason :P