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Vesicularia dubyana is widely distributed in the Asian tropics and is most frequently found in various moist to wet locations.
The moss grows emersed as well as submersed with a creeping or horizontal habit and looks a lot like "Christmas moss" (Vesicularia montagnei). However, its leaves are narrower, and it ramifies more irregularly. Its leaf cells are longer (over 3 times longer than wide).
The leaves of Taxiphyllum barbieri, which is often mistaken for V. dubyana, grow at more regular intervals at a sharper angle on the stem, and it doesn't ramify as densely; under weak light it tends to grow more threadlike. Vesicularia dubyana develops sporophytes (spore capsules) not only when growing emersed, but also under water in the aquarium Taxiphyllum barbieri doesn't.
