I want you guys to see the photos of the moss I was successful after sometime.
I've grown the moss emmersed in the beginning and later on slowly submersed took 6 months n lots of patience but here are the results.
Today it grows submersed completely in water. Hope u like it attached is a picture of the moss.
It started growing much better when I removed it from the plastic mesh which held it and attached to a driftwood with the help of the green moss net .
I know the pictures are not very clear did my best :icon_redf
https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/18YUCNfMwuz9PCzZdyWO6PojXA7M3M25xtO3MIBpV4Y?feat=directlink
https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/HMa2tL6O-O5qXnLs6EldaPojXA7M3M25xtO3MIBpV4Y?feat=directlink
My experience with this moss is as follows:
It needs bright light for a period of atleast 6 hours.
Soft water i.e.PH 6.6-7.00 gentle water flow, fertilizers-undemanding.
Recently I've started separating small pieces of this moss and transferred to aquariums with different conditions like RO, CO2+good fertilization soft water+low TDS and also 100% tap water with high PH and trying to see how it reacts and growth rate.
I'll post my experiences in this thread (success and failure) in this thread.
I found this link today from a russian forum my Plagiomnium Trichomanes moss leaves look exactly the same like the ones in the third picture. The guy who took this picture has a camera with sophisticated lense so his photograph is successful
http://aquariumbg.com/plant.php?plant=1135