Marimo moss ball care

Marimo Moss Ball Care

With the rise of fake Marimo Moss Balls on the market, it’s important to know what you’re really buying. In this guide, learn how to distinguish between real and fake Moss Amigos so you can ensure you're getting an authentic, high-quality pet plant. Knowing the difference will help you avoid disappointment and allow you to enjoy your genuine Moss Amigo for years to come.

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Marimo moss balls are one of the most interesting yet understated living things you could add to your aquarium. We call these little green balls living things because they don’t quite fit into any other category of fish, plant, or even coral. In fact, moss balls are a type of algae.

(And also pretty planters.)

Did you know that marimo can't handle their water getting too hot? The lakes where they naturally form are on the colder side. Protect ...

Marimo's mo means moss and Mari means ball therefore Ballmoss is the direct translation of Marimo into English.

Among the most peculiar and scientifically interesting oddities of the Icelandic nature are the lake balls, or marimo. These balls are made up of filamentous green algae (Aegagropila Linnaei). This growth form of the algae is known from only two lakes in the world today; Lake Myvatn in Iceland (where it is called kúluskítur), and …

For those that want a pet but don’t have the time for a dog, cat, or fish, we recommend a marimo! Marimo are a type of algae resembling an underwater moss ball that grow wild in some Japanese lakes. Marimo are very popular in Japan as pets, as they are low maintenance and super cute. In this article, we’ll take you through everything you need to know about marimo, including how to look after them and where to buy them!

641 Likes, 39 Comments - Roger's Gardens (@rogersgardens) on Instagram: “Marimo Moss Balls have arrived! 💚 Marimo is a Japanese word that translates to “seaweed ball.” They…”

A school of nano Marimos!

Designing a Water Garden with Marimo Moss Balls

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