I just put some Java Moss in my tank and have a question. Does it look like I've got enough tied to the rocks?

Should I tie this moss down even tighter than I have now, so are there no streamers floating away like there are currently?

Thanks in advance.

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75 Gallon: Fluval 405, Eheim 2229, Penguin 330 - Heated
48" Hagen Glo Fixture w/ Dual T5HO & 48" 2x T8
1 Amazon Sword Plant, 2 Java Moss Rocks, Wisteria
1 Gold Gourami & 1 Blue Gourami
9 Harlequin Rasbora
5 Turquoise Rainbows & 15 Neon Tetra
1 Pictus Catfish & 1 Singapore Shrimp
1 Rainbow Shark & 1 Peppered Cory Catfish

This is what I do with my Java Moss. An idea for you, in case you had not seen or known of this before: How to plant and grow java moss? | AquaticMagic Blog

I don't use stainless steel wire mesh. I use the black fiberglass/plastic/vinyl screening sold at Home Depot or Lowes. The shorter rolls are only a few dollars, last forever and have many other uses around the house and garden too..

That's certainly what I am planning to do for my carpets. I used fishing line for this, I've read also using a "shower puff" unraveled to hold it down, it is supposed to be a good size. But these rocks have holes in the center and was trying to not restrict that w/ nylon. Though I guess really I could just wrap it w/ that and then trim out the holes, but the main question here is, is it tied down enough currently?

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75 Gallon: Fluval 405, Eheim 2229, Penguin 330 - Heated
48" Hagen Glo Fixture w/ Dual T5HO & 48" 2x T8
1 Amazon Sword Plant, 2 Java Moss Rocks, Wisteria
1 Gold Gourami & 1 Blue Gourami
9 Harlequin Rasbora
5 Turquoise Rainbows & 15 Neon Tetra
1 Pictus Catfish & 1 Singapore Shrimp
1 Rainbow Shark & 1 Peppered Cory Catfish

If they're just loose like that with little baby hairs kind of poking out, they'll be ok. I watched my friend make hers and it just took time for them to fill out and they looked good. She also told me that leaving them a little flayed out like that helps them get more light to help the growing a smidge more since it's not as densely packed so light hits more of it. Before you know it, yours will be full and covered