Aquatic Moss Subwassertang Pellia Moss: Golfball Portion for Freshwater Aquarium Aquascapes

Give your freshwater aquarium a natural, living accent with a golfball-size portion of Subwassertang Pellia Moss. Also known as Round Pellia or Pellia Moss, this versatile aquatic plant suits low to moderate light and can be attached to décor or left floating while it settles into your aquascape.

Its adaptable care profile makes it a practical choice for aquarists creating planted layouts, shaded areas or soft, natural cover for compatible fish and invertebrates.

Key Features

• Low to moderate lighting keeps care straightforward in tanks where intense light is unavailable or the plant sits beneath taller growth.
• Attach the moss to rocks, driftwood or aquarium decorations using fishing line or glue, or leave it floating to suit your layout.
• Gentle to moderate water flow supports the plant’s preferred conditions and reduces the chance of pieces detaching or breaking apart.
• CO2 injection and fertilization are optional; they can encourage faster growth and denser foliage when used in a planted aquarium.
• Propagation by fragmentation lets you break off a portion, attach it to a new surface and gradually fill another area of the aquarium.
• The plant is compatible with most freshwater aquarium fish and invertebrates, while observation is recommended around species that may nibble or uproot aquatic plants.

Specifications

• Portion size: Golfball size
• Available sizes: 4 oz, 16 oz, 48 oz
• Common names: Subwassertang, Round Pellia, Pellia Moss
• Lighting: Low to moderate
• pH tolerance: 6.0–7.5
• Temperature range: 68°F–82°F (20°C–28°C)
• Water flow: Gentle to moderate
• Placement: Attach to rocks, driftwood or decorations, or leave floating
• Propagation: Fragmentation
• Substrate: Not required; nutrient-rich substrate can promote growth

Place Subwassertang where its soft texture can complement hardscape, then maintain clean water through regular changes and routine ammonia, nitrite and nitrate checks. Trim only when it begins crowding nearby plants, and watch tank inhabitants to keep the moss securely established.