Vesicularia dubyana on coconut shell bridge
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Vesicularia dubyana on Coconut Shell Bridge – AquaZen Live Aquarium Accent
The Vesicularia dubyana on Coconut Shell Bridge from AquaZen blends natural texture with a rich, green spread of Java moss. Part of our Featured lineup, this curved coconut base creates a natural archway that works as both decoration and refuge. Its soft moss layer contrasts beautifully against the shell’s deep brown tones, adding life and movement to any freshwater setup.
Vesicularia dubyana Coconut Bridges in Freshwater Aquatic Plant Setups
As part of our Aquatic Plants lineup, Vesicularia dubyana is an easy, low-maintenance, and reliable choice. It can survive in a variety of freshwater setups, from simple layouts to plant-filled, more dense designs. The coconut bridge secures the moss strongly and securely, making placement easy.
Product Details
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Common Name: Java Moss on Coconut Shell Bridge
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Scientific Name: Vesicularia dubyana
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Tank Placement: Foreground
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Care Level: Easy
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CO₂ Requirement: Not required
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Origin: Southeast Asia
Key Benefits
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Effortless Care – Adapts well to most aquarium conditions.
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Visual Balance – Soft green tones contrast with natural shell.
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Practical Shelter – Ideal hiding spot for shrimp and fry.
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Flexible Use – Works in nano tanks or larger scapes.
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Ecosystem Boost – Supports microfauna and natural filtration.
Care Tips for Lasting Growth
Place in a gentle flow zone to keep the moss clean. Rinse before adding to your aquarium. Light trimming keeps the shape neat and prevents overgrowth.
Commonly Asked Questions About Vesicularia dubyana on Coconut Shell Bridge
Does Vesicularia dubyana need strong light?
No. It grows well with low or moderate lighting.
Is it good for shrimp tanks?
Yes. It provides excellent cover and foraging space for shrimp.
How often should I trim it?
Every few weeks is enough to keep it healthy and shaped.
Can I move it after placing it?
Yes, but lift it gently to avoid disturbing your layout.
Will fish eat the moss?
Most won’t—though some may graze on the biofilm it produces.
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