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Marimo moss balls - Chladoflora (2cm) Set of 3

Three 2cm Marimo balls — tiny, perfect for nano and shrimp tanks

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    A set of three 2 cm Marimo moss balls — tiny, naturally occurring spherical colonies of Aegagropila linnaei algae with a dense, velvety dark green surface. The 2 cm size is ideal for nano aquariums and shrimp tanks where space is limited and proportion matters. The set of three provides a small natural grouping that can be arranged between rocks and wood in detailed aquascape foregrounds.

    Marimo is one of the most genuinely low-maintenance species available. It grows in low light without CO2 injection and tolerates a very wide range of temperatures and water conditions. Shrimp actively graze on the surface biofilm. Roll them gently between the palms at each water change to maintain their spherical shape and ensure even light exposure on all sides.

    Simply rinse and place in the aquarium — no planting or attachment needed. They sit naturally on the substrate. Suited to aquariums from 10 litres upward and particularly effective in nano set-ups and shrimp tanks where the small size adds planted foreground detail without taking up significant space. If they float, a gentle squeeze underwater releases any trapped air.

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    We pack every order carefully at our UK facility and dispatch quickly, so your plants and aquarium products reach you in the best possible condition.

    Order before 4pm Monday to Friday and we’ll dispatch the same day where possible. Most orders arrive within 1-2 working days.

    If something goes wrong in transit, get in touch and we’ll help put it right.

    Marimo moss balls - Chladoflora (2cm) Set of 3

    Common Questions

    How small is 2cm?

    Each ball is 2 cm in diameter — roughly the size of a large grape. The set of three makes an effective small grouping in nano tanks and shrimp set-ups.

    Do they need CO2 or special lighting?

    No — Marimo grows in low light without CO2 injection.

    They're floating — what do I do?

    A gentle squeeze underwater releases any trapped air and they will sink to the substrate.

    Are they safe for shrimp?

    Yes, fully. Shrimp graze on the surface biofilm constantly and are naturally attracted to Marimo.

    How do I keep them round?

    Roll them gently between your palms at each water change to maintain their spherical shape.