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Coconut Arch with Java Moss - Natural Aquarium Shelter
Coconut Arch with Java Moss - Natural Aquarium Shelter
Coconut Arch with Java Moss - Natural Aquarium Shelter
Coconut Arch with Java Moss - Natural Aquarium Shelter
Coconut Arch with Java Moss - Natural Aquarium Shelter
Coconut Arch with Java Moss - Natural Aquarium Shelter
Coconut Arch with Java Moss - Natural Aquarium Shelter
Coconut Arch with Java Moss - Natural Aquarium Shelter
Coconut Arch with Java Moss - Natural Aquarium Shelter
Coconut Arch with Java Moss - Natural Aquarium Shelter
Coconut Arch with Java Moss - Natural Aquarium Shelter
Coconut Arch with Java Moss - Natural Aquarium Shelter
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Coconut Arch with Java Moss - Natural Aquarium Shelter

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Product Description

The Coconut Arch is a natural coconut shell shaped into an arched bridge structure with live Java moss growing across its surface. It creates a distinctive organic-looking feature that functions as both a visual element and a practical shelter for fish and shrimp. The natural material and living moss combine to produce an appearance that integrates naturally into planted aquariums of all styles.

Java moss is one of the most low-maintenance aquarium plants available. It grows in low to medium light without CO2 injection and tolerates a wide range of water conditions. The moss will slowly spread and increase its coverage over the coconut surface over time. Shrimp are particularly attracted to moss \u2014 they graze on it constantly and use it for shelter and breeding.

The moss is pre-established on the coconut arch so no further attachment is needed \u2014 simply rinse and place in the tank. Fish and shrimp will readily use the arch as a shelter and swimming route. The coconut may re.

Coconut Arch with Java Moss - Natural Aquarium Shelter

The Coconut Arch is a natural coconut shell shaped into an arched bridge structure with live Java moss growing across its surface. It creates a distinctive organic-looking feature that functions as both a visual element and a practical shelter for fish and shrimp. The natural material and living moss combine to produce an appearance that integrates naturally into planted aquariums of all styles.

Java moss is one of the most low-maintenance aquarium plants available. It grows in low to medium light without CO2 injection and tolerates a wide range of water conditions. The moss will slowly spread and increase its coverage over the coconut surface over time. Shrimp are particularly attracted to moss \u2014 they graze on it constantly and use it for shelter and breeding.

The moss is pre-established on the coconut arch so no further attachment is needed \u2014 simply rinse and place in the tank. Fish and shrimp will readily use the arch as a shelter and swimming route. The coconut may re.

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