Mosses

Aquatic mosses are small, non-flowering plants commonly found in freshwater environments like aquariums, ponds, and streams. They thrive submerged or partially submerged in water, attaching themselves to rocks, driftwood, or other surfaces. These mosses are popular in aquascaping due to their versatility, low maintenance requirements, and the natural, lush green appearance they provide. They play a vital role in aquatic ecosystems by offering habitat and shelter for small aquatic organisms, helping to improve water quality, and preventing algae growth.