CORAL

Orange Crush Bounce Pincushion Mushroom XL

$349.99
 
$349.99
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Description

Leucobryum glaucum, commonly known as pincushion moss, is a unique and visually striking accent for aquarists who enjoy adding natural textures to their saltwater setups. While it cannot live submerged in saltwater, it thrives in the humid micro-environments around reef tanks, such as elevated refugium sections, paludarium-style shelves, equipment cabinets, or decorative dryscapes above the display. Its dense, velvety green mounds create a soft, forest-like contrast that pairs beautifully with the vibrant colors of corals, making it a popular choice for photography backdrops, coral-pack staging, or enhancing the overall aesthetic of an aquarium space. Easy to care for and requiring only moderate humidity and indirect light, Leucobryum glaucum brings a calming, natural element to any reef keeper’s setup without the complexity of introducing it underwater.

Quick Facts

 Scientific Name: Leucobryum glaucum

W: 3" H: 2.5"

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Semi-Aggressive


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Moderate


Notes from the King:

"Mushrooms will actually detach themselves and find another place in the tank if the light or flow are not to their likings. I have first hand seen it happen!"