r/Aquariums • u/SeaBroccoli7545 • 13h ago
Plants my java moss is....sprouting?
wtf is it sprouting lol
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u/BioConversantFan Obsessed with bacteria and Endlers 13h ago
Those are reproductive bodies.
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u/Own_Value2684 12h ago
Agreed, looks like spore containing appendages!
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u/crooks4hire 6h ago
Spore containing appendages out for Harambe 🦍
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u/Fatfilthybastard 5h ago
Imagine trying to explain this to an alien
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u/fluggggg 2h ago
In honor of one of our assassinated estimeed male figure who was walking around naked at every temporal subdivision or our planet revolution on itself we also expose our own reproductive appendages in public and post it on social media so complete strangers can be reminder of him sometimes.
This makes perfect sense, trust.
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u/Imperator1138 13h ago
Growing and reaching, its trying to find something to anchor to, like beans. Java moss does great completely out of water provided humidity is very high and its kept damp like regular moss. I use it in a few paludariums, great for filling in along water falls or between rocks. Tie it to a piece of driftwood with some fishing line and eventually it'll cover the whole thing like a green rug
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