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Aquatic Plant Exchange

HAVE: Java moss? Even bigger gobs?

20 years ago

Good for betta bowls, warm climate pools, tropical aquaria. Good water purifier, and hiding place/spawning place for shyer fishies.

Clean, healthy, few baby ramshorn snails, bits of duckweed. No algae, grunge, rotten spots.

No disease in its aquarium; stable and clear for over a year.

Barb

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Comments (4)

timberlane
20 years ago
I would LOVE some! Are you wanting to swap/trade for it? Let me know! :)~

~ Angel
lost024
20 years ago
hello would you be willing to do postage or I do have big catails,and elephant ears to trade thank you lynn
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barbamaman
Original Author
20 years ago
Java moss all gone! Thanks, everybody!

Barb
shyrock
20 years ago
Are you willing to trade for postage? I would be interested in about 10 of the Ramshorn snails if you have that many and also some java moss. Please let me know.

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