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flame moss bonsai tree Flame Moss (Taxiphyllum 'Flame') Size: 1 Portion, Material: 4 Ounce Cup Live Aquarium Plants BUY 2 GET 1 FreeOverview Flame Moss (Taxiphyllum Flame) is a distinctive freshwater moss prized for its upright, twisting growth pattern that resembles small green flames. Unlike most mosses that spread horizontally, Flame Moss grows vertically, making it an excellent choice for adding height and structured texture to aquariums, shrimp tanks, and aquascapes. Its slow to moderate growth and easy care make it suitable for aquarists of all experience levels. Key

Overview

Flame Moss (Taxiphyllum ‘Flame’) is a distinctive freshwater moss prized for its upright, twisting growth pattern that resembles small green flames. Unlike most mosses that spread horizontally, Flame Moss grows vertically, making it an excellent choice for adding height and structured texture to aquariums, shrimp tanks, and aquascapes. Its slow to moderate growth and easy care make it suitable for aquarists of all experience levels.

Key Features

  • Upright, spiral flame-like growth

  • Unique vertical texture compared to other mosses

  • Hardy and adaptable to most freshwater conditions

  • Easily attaches to hardscape and décor

  • Slow to moderate growth for easy maintenance

Why Choose Flame Moss (Taxiphyllum ‘Flame’)?

  • One of the few mosses with true vertical growth

  • Adds height without aggressive spreading

  • Extremely low maintenance once established

  • Ideal for shrimp and fry habitats

  • Enhances aquascapes with minimal effort

Benefits

  • Adds structured texture and depth

  • Provides grazing surfaces for shrimp

  • Supports biofilm and microfauna

  • Contributes to biological stability

  • Maintains compact form over time

Product Specifications

• Scientific/Common name: Taxiphyllum ‘Flame’ / Flame Moss
• Plant or product type: Live freshwater moss
• Growth rate / usage: Slow to moderate growth, decorative and functional
• Lighting / requirements: Low to moderate light
• Placement / application: Attached to rocks, wood, mesh, décor
• Difficulty level: Easy
• Tank type: Freshwater, shrimp, nano, community

Care Guide / Usage Guide

Lighting

Low to moderate lighting is sufficient. Higher light may increase growth speed but is not required.

Water

Thrives in temperatures between 68–82°F (20–28°C) with a pH range of 6.0–7.5.

Substrate

Does not require substrate. Best grown attached to hard surfaces.

CO₂

Not required.

Maintenance

Occasional trimming maintains upright shape and prevents debris buildup.

Planting / Application Instructions

  1. Rinse moss gently with clean aquarium water.

  2. Attach to driftwood, rocks, mesh, or décor using thread or aquarium-safe glue.

  3. Place in area with gentle to moderate water flow.

  4. Allow moss to naturally anchor and grow vertically.

  5. Trim lightly if growth becomes uneven.

Perfect For

  • Shrimp and nano aquariums

  • Moss walls and vertical accents

  • Driftwood and rock hardscape

  • Low-tech and high-tech tanks

  • Fry-safe community setups

Important Notes

  • Plant Selection Notice: These will be a plant of our choice, selected based on current availability, size, and overall health to ensure the best quality upon arrival.

  • Live moss naturally varies in density and length.

  • Growth rate and final appearance depend on lighting and nutrients.

  • Some initial loosening after shipping is normal.

Disclaimer

Images are for reference only. Actual moss size, shape, and density may vary due to natural growth patterns and aquarium conditions. Live arrival and health guarantees are subject to store policies. Adjustment periods after shipping are normal for live plants and moss.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is it called Flame Moss?

Flame Moss (Taxiphyllum sp. 'Flame') gets its name from its unique upward-growing pattern that resembles flickering flames. Unlike most mosses that grow outward, Flame Moss grows vertically, creating a dramatic flame-like appearance.

Is Flame Moss easy to grow?

Yes, Flame Moss is beginner-friendly. It grows in low to medium light without CO2. It grows slowly (about 1 inch per month) but requires almost no maintenance. Attach it to rocks or driftwood with super glue or thread.

Does Flame Moss need CO2?

No, Flame Moss grows well without CO2 injection. CO2 speeds growth slightly but isn't necessary. Provide low to moderate light and clean water for the best results.

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