Christmas Moss on Coconut Rabbit

Plant Profile

Common Names: Xmas Moss, Vesicularia Montagnei

If SpongeBob didn't live in a pineapple under the sea, this would be his alternative house. In any case, some bunny in your tank is about to be very happy. We have taken a sturdy, naturally sinking coconut shell, carved it into a cute rabbit shape, and wrapped it in a plush coat of iconic Christmas Moss. Since aquarium moss is famously beginner-friendly and practically bulletproof, you get a natural plant decor showpiece with zero green-thumb anxiety.

Key Features & Benefits

• The playful rabbit-shaped coconut shell naturally sinks right out of the box so you can achieve an established, creative look with zero installation hassle.
• This low-maintenance, organic shelter provides a beautiful, natural alternative to synthetic plastic tank decorations.
• The dense, textured moss canopy creates a highly secure, shaded sanctuary that encourages skittish fish and shrimp to come out into the open and flaunt their brightest colors.

Care & Planting Instructions

• Place the coconut rabbit directly onto your substrate or nestle it among your current hardscape to form an instant shelter and instant pop of green.
• Keep your aquarium parameters stable and avoid making rapid, drastic changes to your water chemistry to protect the fronds from sudden melting.
• Trim the moss columns occasionally with sharp aquascaping shears to maintain its clean, compact shape and promote healthy new growth.
• Provide clean weekly water changes and a steady supply of carbon dioxide injection if you want to accelerate its moderate growth rate and unlock its thickest potential.
• Propagate your lush green canopy down the road by simply cutting or ripping off small sections of new growth and securing them to other hardscape surfaces.
  

Quick Facts

Listed information should be treated as general guidelines only. Team Buce Plant encourages you to do thorough research to ensure healthy growth!

• Family Name: Hypnaceae
• Origin: Southeast Asia
• Growth Rate: Slow to Moderate
• Lighting Needs: Low to Medium
• Temperature Range: 72 to 82° Fahrenheit
• pH Range: 6.0 to 8.0
• Care: Easy
• Co2: Not necessary, but recommended for speed and thickness
• Propagation: Cut, separate, or pull apart clumps