Marimo Small Bottles Breeding Set

Description

Product description Scientific name: Aegagropila linnaei (Cladoqhoraceae) Maroon (Aegagropila) This "Marimo" is a creature. It is a creature that grows but may wither. Take care of it. You can grow Medaka and Marimo together in the aquarium. (Normally we do not eat mealamarimo). Marimo may also serve as a spawing area for medaka. It is not possible to grow marimo together with shrimps, goldfish, etc. in an aquarium. (Marimos are aquatic plants, so they can be eaten. For shrimp and goldfish, Marimoo is a snack. How to Raise Marimo: Regularly change water (you can use tap water. No tweezers needed. It is recommended to replace it once a month. If you use a nutrient, it is recommended to change the water. Do not seal the container fully filled with water. Please pump up the air for a little bit better. Place it in a place that is moderately sunny. It is a plant, so it will grow with photosynthesis. Enough room lighting. It is recommended that you place it in a place where soft sunlight gets in. Do not expose it to direct sunlight for long periods of time when you feel glare and heat. It may die if the light is too strong. Place it in a place as cool as possible: Moss has grown in cool places such as Hokkaido. It is a plant that lives in freezing cold water, so please grow in a place as cool as possible. Please be careful, especially in the summer, as the water temperature tends to get higher. It can grow from 32°F (0°C), but the suitable growth temperature is about 59°F to 77°F (18°C to 25°C). Do not exceed 30℃ as much as possible. Even above 30 degrees Celsius, it is not easy to wither away. Be careful of direct sunlight than water temperature. Marimo is an organism, so it requires energy and nutrients to grow. Marimono's photosynthesis delivers energy and nutrients. Other nutrients (Ca, Mg, etc.) must be captured from the environment. Use the base stone to create natural nutritional circulation, add nutrients, and synonymize with other organisms Directions Keep out of direct sunlight. Regular water change (recommended more than 20 times per month)