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Will snails and ghost shrimp harm flame moss?

I decided to renovate my 46 gallon tank into a planted tank. I have 78 watts of light over the tank. I bought some flame moss for my driftwood. Will it be harmed by apple/mystery snail and ghost shrimp?
I read at an aquatic moss site that the amano shrimp (Caradina japonica) will eat aquatic mosses. I wonder if this applies to ghost shrimp.

Ghost Shrimp will entirely ignore both plants and algae, much preferring fish food or other meaty material. The snails may eat a bit of it, but Flame Moss grows quite quickly and will replace its losses fast enough that it won't matter. Also, other vegetable matter (blanched lettuce, spinach, cucumbers, zucchini, etc.) will distract the snails from the plants.

Walking In The Light - Driftwood Bill