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I want to add some moss that i got from the local florist into my vivarium. I have no idea what its called and am curious as to whether it will be safe to have since i am planning on adding darts to the tank. If so, should it be added any special way to make sure it stays living?
If it is indeed still alive, I would just give it a dusting of dirt on top of it, plenty of moisture, and light. Make sure it never dries out. Good luck!!! And be patient, mosses like to grow as slow as well a moss.
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"Kings made tombs more splendid then the houses of the living. And counted the old names of their descent dearer than the names of their sons."
I recommend AGAINST using any florist mosses in your
viv or terrarium. Most of these types of products have been treated with dyes or other chemicals that act to preserve them or protect them from critters or what have you. Even if the stuff from your florist shop has not I would rather use the packaged green moss that can be bought at most home improvement centers in the gardening section, that even though it is dead, is geared towards growing plants in. At best all this type of moss can do is provide cover as it will not grow.