

It can survive in slightly brackish waters as well. They grow naturally in jungles, waterfalls, river banks, and most freshwater environments. It grows in tropical conditions where high levels of moisture are available. It does not bloom any flowers the older the plant gets, the darker its distinctive green color will appear.

Java moss is both aquatic and semi-aquatic, which means they are able to sprout and live on both water and land. Java Moss is native to Southeast Asia, appearing in countries such as Japan, Java, Singapore, Malaysia, Vietnam, the Philippines, and the East Indian ocean islands. Small, visually pleasing, and robust, the Java Moss offers a little haven for many fish who wish to take cover, lay their eggs, or feed on the scraps of microorganisms this moss provides.

It was named after the island in Indonesia, which can be found between Sumatra and Bali. Java Moss ( Taxiphyllum barbieri) is an aquatic moss that is very popular among aquarium hobbyists and aquascapers.
