Fissidens rivularis "Amaria Taruya"

[manticore]

Hi there.. hope you like it

 

does it live submerged... yes, take a look on the picture from natural habitat

 

 

[manticore]

hope you like this image too

[Shrimpmaster]

Very nice indeed. Please ship to Europe, thank you .

Edit: oh your from Germany right? Well I've sad nothing .

[manticore]

fissidens arrived nice and well in norway....nice picture

 

"Fissidens rivularis just arrived. 
Attached to a stone from the spot the moss was located"

[RyeGuy411]

Mine got delivered while I was away on business but it will post some pics when I get home. Thanks again!

[Shrimpmaster]

Got it too, hope it will grow. Very nice and small. If so, I will post images.

[manticore]

on the 2 stones in the "valley", as central pieces of the auascape, you can see the Fissidens rivularis Amaria Taruya

[manticore]

from aqua creation in norway about Fissidens Amaria Taruya

 

"Its there. Takes a little time to adapt, but seems to be growing now (emoticon smile) just needed some more co2 and nutrients"

[manticore]

here it is how it had developed in the last 5 months in tanks and using CO2.. it has grown about twice the initial size maybe a little more...

[Shrimpmaster]

It's growing sooooooo slooooooowwwww . But I like that a lot. It must be awesome to create a scape with the use of a large amount of it. But this will take me many years from now I guess. But again, love it though and did not regret buying this from you.

[manticore]

Amaria Taruya underwater images in situ (in natural envoronment)

 

[manticore]

Amaria Taruya in pinto tank in Italy

 

[manticore]

If you ask yourself how this moss is this bushy and looks somehow with stronger leaves compared to other fissidens , it is because the leaves have a second row of cells that makes them more stable even in strong water flow. this species is very reliable and stable also for waterfalls or high water flow.

 

[manticore]

Amaria Taruya in Turkey