Live Moss Driftwood, Ready-to-Place Aquascaping Accent for Freshwater Tanks and Paludariums

Live moss driftwood brings established aquatic growth and the organic character of natural wood directly into your aquascape. The moss is already attached, so the piece can be gently rinsed and placed on substrate or incorporated into existing hardscape without planting, tying, gluing, or burying.

Each piece has naturally individual shapes and textures. Moss type can also vary and may include Java Moss, Christmas Moss, Flame Moss, or a similar variety, making every arrangement distinct. Specific moss varieties cannot be guaranteed.

Key Features

• Pre-grown live moss is hand-attached to real driftwood or branch wood and arrives ready to place.
• Dense moss growth creates shelter for shrimp and baby fish while providing a grazing surface for microfauna.
• Suitable for freshwater and soft brackish setups, including shrimp tanks, nano aquariums, breeding tanks, terrariums, and paludariums.
• Low to moderate lighting is recommended, and supplemental CO₂ is not required.
• Slow-to-moderate growth and easy maintenance make shaping straightforward; trim excess growth as needed.
• Moss absorbs excess nutrients and provides natural filtration while adding depth, texture, and natural realism.

Specifications

• Material: Live aquatic moss attached to natural wood.
• Possible moss types: Java Moss, Christmas Moss, Flame Moss, or similar varieties.
• Size selections: XS 3–5 inches, Small 5–8 inches, Medium 7–10 inches, and Large 10+ inches.
• Lighting: Low to moderate.
• Water: Freshwater or soft brackish setups.
• CO₂: Not required.
• Growth rate: Slow to moderate.
• Maintenance level: Easy.
• Placement: Set on substrate or hardscape; burying is not required.
• Care: Rinse gently before placement and trim excess growth when needed.
• Natural variation: Shape, moss type, and color can vary. Allow approximately 1–2 weeks for adjustment after placement.

Add this living driftwood accent to a low-tech tank, shrimp habitat, natural aquascape, terrarium, or paludarium. Position it where its organic form complements the surrounding hardscape, then allow the moss time to adjust and continue spreading naturally.