Do you want the moss to remain living??? If not bringing the moss to a slow boil in a pot of water and letting it simmer will do the trick nicely.
David Lawrence
At 08:49 AM 1/20/2004, you wrote:
> Does anyone have a method of debugging fresh-collected sphagnum > moss? It's very hard to buy good quality sphagnum here, but it is > very common locally.
Dunno, except to rinse it well, but do be careful: a bite my red eft received finally just healed, after a month. I brought home some wild moss that was pretty damp, and there was one of those red velvet mites in it.
Must have really hurt - she was thrashing around, trying to get it off - and I had a heck of a time getting it off her :(
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