Quick view Caulerpa Cupressoides Macro Algae - sm Caulerpa Cupressoides is similar to Grape Caulerpa - however it has a fern type root structure and shoots that have a sturdy plant/bush like makeup. The additional fact worth noting is that Caulerpa Cupressoides is less aggressive in nature as Grape... $7.99 $15.71 Add to Cart Quick view Caulerpa Fern Tree Macro Algae (Caulerpa sp) Caulerpa Fern Tree is similar to a type of delicate Caulerpa - it has a fern type root structure and shoots that have a sturdy plant/bush like makeup. The additional fact worth noting is that this type of Caulerpa sp is less aggressive in nature than... $4.99 $19.34 Out of stock Quick view Caulerpa Prolifera (Caulerpa prolifera) -MED Caulerpa Prolifera (Caulerpa prolifera) -MED COMMON NAME: Prolifera SCIENTIFIC NAME: Caulerpa prolifera SIZE AVAILABLE: ~large portion ~softball size MINIMUM TANK SIZE: 20 gallonsFOOD/DIET: Nitrates CARE LEVEL: Moderately... $4.99 $15.71 Out of stock Quick view Chaetomorpha aka Chaeto (Chaetomorpha spiralis) - medium Chaetomorpha Algae removes both phosphates and nitrates from the water. It is an excellent macro algae for refugiums. It is also known as Spaghetti Algae. It is fast growing and is a very hardy algae. COMMON NAME: Chaetomorpha SCIENTIFIC NAME:... $16.99 $52.01 Out of stock Quick view Chaetomorpha aka Chaeto (Chaetomorpha spiralis) - small Chaetomorpha Algae removes both phosphates and nitrates from the water. It is an excellent macro algae for refugiums. It is also known as Spaghetti Algae or Green Hair Algae. It is fast growing and is a very hardy algae. Chaetomorpha Algae -... $4.99 $36.28 Out of stock Quick view Codium (Codium sp.) - MED Codium is a type of seaweed. They have a very long, finger-like appearance. It might also be called Dead Man's Fingers. It generally prefers to attach itself to hard surfaces like rocks and shellfish. COMMON NAME: Codium SCIENTIFIC... $9.99 $19.34 Add to Cart Quick view Fern Caulerpa Macro Algae (Caulerpa sertularioides) Fern Caulerpa Macro Algae (Caulerpa sertularioides) COMMON NAME: Fern Caulerpa Macro Algae SCIENTIFIC NAME: Caulerpa sertularioides SIZE AVAILABLE: med size portion ~ softball size MINIMUM TANK SIZE: 20 gallons FOOD/DIET:... $4.99 $20.55 Add to Cart Quick view Galaxaura Macro Algae (GALAXAURA SP.) Rigid red - hot pink macro algae tubular in shape. Piece is approx 3" in diameter. $9.99 Out of stock Quick view Gracilaria (Gracilaria sp.) - sm This algae is healthy, beautiful and is great for Tangs and Angelfish. When given proper placement, lighting and water conditions, they will grow and able to provide proper nutrition to many plant eating fish. COMMON NAME: Gracilaria SCIENTIFIC... $4.99 $15.71 Add to Cart Quick view Grape Caulerpa (Caulerpa racemosa) - MED COMMON NAME: Grape Caulerpa SCIENTIFIC NAME: Caulerpa racemosa SIZE AVAILABLE: ~grapefruit sized portion MINIMUM TANK SIZE: 20 gallons FOOD/DIET:... $9.99 $21.99 Out of stock Quick view Halimedia (Halimeda sp.) The Halimeda plant is found within warm tropical waters around the world. The beautiful green calcerous macro algae is also a nice decorative plant for the saltwater aquarium. Halimeda is also known as the money plant because the plants look like small... $2.99 $14.99 Add to Cart Quick view Mangrove Shoot (Rhizophora mangle) Mangrove Shoot (Rhizophora mangle) Mangroves can be planted in the sand, or in between rocks in any open topped aquarium. The roots will quickly take hold in either a sand substrate or in a live rock. Mangroves absorb nutrients from the water in order... $2.99 $19.34 Add to Cart Quick view Mermaid Fan (Udotea sp.) Saltwater Plant The Mermaid fan is a green calcareous algae that often used as a decorative plant. They are mostly found throughout the Caribbean. COMMON NAME: Mermaid Fan SCIENTIFIC NAME:Udotea sp. SIZE AVAILABLE: ~2-3 inches MINIMUM TANK SIZE:... $6.99 $12.08 Add to Cart Quick view Mexicana Macro Algae (Caulerpa Mexicana) COMMON NAME: Mexicana Macro Algae SCIENTIFIC NAME: Caulerpa Mexicana SIZE AVAILABLE: med size portion ~ softball size MINIMUM TANK SIZE: 20... $4.99 $15.71 Out of stock Quick view Ogo Macro Algae (Gracilaria parvispora) - Small Ogo Macro Algae (Gracilaria parvispora) - Small COMMON NAME: Ogo SCIENTIFIC NAME: Gracilaria parvispora SIZE AVAILABLE: small portion - approx baseball size ... $6.99 $15.71 Add to Cart Quick view Pink Baby Macro Algae - Small - Saltwater Marco Algae (Heterosiphonia gibbesii) Heterosiphonia gibbesii, is an amazing algae that will please any marine aquarists. Beautiful fluffy pink tufts grow in a bush shape, it looks soft like cotton candy. This algae comes ready to be mounted or glued to a frag plug or piece of small rock... $9.99 $29.98 Out of stock Quick view Red Dragon Macro Algae Beautiful Macro Algae $9.99 Out of stock Quick view Red Grape Tree Macro Algae (Botryocladia sp.) Red Grape Tree Macro Algae (Botryocladia sp.) COMMON NAME: Red Grape Tree SCIENTIFIC NAME: Botryocladia sp. SIZE AVAILABLE: ~4-6 inches MINIMUM TANK SIZE: 20 gallons FOOD/DIET: Nitrates CARE LEVEL: Moderately... $8.99 $15.71 Add to Cart Quick view Red Tree Gracilaria (Gracilaria sp) This algae is thicker and stockier than our regular gracilaria. It does not seem attract tangs like other algaes such as ogo or the finer variation of gracilaria. The Red Tree Gracilaria makes an attractive option for seahorses since it is sturdy enough... $4.99 $14.29 Add to Cart Quick view Rigid Coralline Algae Cluster - Saltwater Rigid Coralline Algae Clusters are Coralline Algae encrusted on a hard calcium base. These are great for seeding your tank with Coralline algae. COMMON NAME: Rigid Coralline Algae Cluster SIZE AVAILABLE:... $9.99 $10.99 Add to Cart 1 2 Macroalgae is a fantastic way to eliminate nitrates easily and naturally. Due to the reduced nitrates available, nuisance algae is starved out and will naturally be reduced. Macro Algae can be housed inside or outside of the display tank. Stem plants like shaving brushes, halimedia & mermaid fans are great options for planting macro algaes within the tank. Red Grape Macroalgae also works great as it will attach to rock & grows lush and beautiful. Algae like chaeto or grape caulerpa are best kept in a separate system which has its own light source. These types of plants can become invasive quickly and can smother slower growing corals if removal is not part of your weekly maintenance plan. Using macroalgae to outcompete the nuisance algae is a strategy seen in both freshwater and saltwater environments. Refugiums also exist in nature – we see them in them demonstrated in the Florida everglades and the negative impact that the near removal and destruction of the Everglades in 1940-1950 when a large developer attempted to fill the Everglades and build a massive city in its place. Without the macro algaes in the everglades, the Florida water ways would not have enough filtration and animals and reefs would have been destroyed. The everglades not only filter the water but also provide shelter to the largest biodiversity animal population in South East United States ×
Quick view Caulerpa Fern Tree Macro Algae (Caulerpa sp) Caulerpa Fern Tree is similar to a type of delicate Caulerpa - it has a fern type root structure and shoots that have a sturdy plant/bush like makeup. The additional fact worth noting is that this type of Caulerpa sp is less aggressive in nature than... $4.99 $19.34 Out of stock Quick view Caulerpa Prolifera (Caulerpa prolifera) -MED Caulerpa Prolifera (Caulerpa prolifera) -MED COMMON NAME: Prolifera SCIENTIFIC NAME: Caulerpa prolifera SIZE AVAILABLE: ~large portion ~softball size MINIMUM TANK SIZE: 20 gallonsFOOD/DIET: Nitrates CARE LEVEL: Moderately... $4.99 $15.71 Out of stock Quick view Chaetomorpha aka Chaeto (Chaetomorpha spiralis) - medium Chaetomorpha Algae removes both phosphates and nitrates from the water. It is an excellent macro algae for refugiums. It is also known as Spaghetti Algae. It is fast growing and is a very hardy algae. COMMON NAME: Chaetomorpha SCIENTIFIC NAME:... $16.99 $52.01 Out of stock Quick view Chaetomorpha aka Chaeto (Chaetomorpha spiralis) - small Chaetomorpha Algae removes both phosphates and nitrates from the water. It is an excellent macro algae for refugiums. It is also known as Spaghetti Algae or Green Hair Algae. It is fast growing and is a very hardy algae. Chaetomorpha Algae -... $4.99 $36.28 Out of stock Quick view Codium (Codium sp.) - MED Codium is a type of seaweed. They have a very long, finger-like appearance. It might also be called Dead Man's Fingers. It generally prefers to attach itself to hard surfaces like rocks and shellfish. COMMON NAME: Codium SCIENTIFIC... $9.99 $19.34 Add to Cart Quick view Fern Caulerpa Macro Algae (Caulerpa sertularioides) Fern Caulerpa Macro Algae (Caulerpa sertularioides) COMMON NAME: Fern Caulerpa Macro Algae SCIENTIFIC NAME: Caulerpa sertularioides SIZE AVAILABLE: med size portion ~ softball size MINIMUM TANK SIZE: 20 gallons FOOD/DIET:... $4.99 $20.55 Add to Cart Quick view Galaxaura Macro Algae (GALAXAURA SP.) Rigid red - hot pink macro algae tubular in shape. Piece is approx 3" in diameter. $9.99 Out of stock Quick view Gracilaria (Gracilaria sp.) - sm This algae is healthy, beautiful and is great for Tangs and Angelfish. When given proper placement, lighting and water conditions, they will grow and able to provide proper nutrition to many plant eating fish. COMMON NAME: Gracilaria SCIENTIFIC... $4.99 $15.71 Add to Cart Quick view Grape Caulerpa (Caulerpa racemosa) - MED COMMON NAME: Grape Caulerpa SCIENTIFIC NAME: Caulerpa racemosa SIZE AVAILABLE: ~grapefruit sized portion MINIMUM TANK SIZE: 20 gallons FOOD/DIET:... $9.99 $21.99 Out of stock Quick view Halimedia (Halimeda sp.) The Halimeda plant is found within warm tropical waters around the world. The beautiful green calcerous macro algae is also a nice decorative plant for the saltwater aquarium. Halimeda is also known as the money plant because the plants look like small... $2.99 $14.99 Add to Cart Quick view Mangrove Shoot (Rhizophora mangle) Mangrove Shoot (Rhizophora mangle) Mangroves can be planted in the sand, or in between rocks in any open topped aquarium. The roots will quickly take hold in either a sand substrate or in a live rock. Mangroves absorb nutrients from the water in order... $2.99 $19.34 Add to Cart Quick view Mermaid Fan (Udotea sp.) Saltwater Plant The Mermaid fan is a green calcareous algae that often used as a decorative plant. They are mostly found throughout the Caribbean. COMMON NAME: Mermaid Fan SCIENTIFIC NAME:Udotea sp. SIZE AVAILABLE: ~2-3 inches MINIMUM TANK SIZE:... $6.99 $12.08 Add to Cart Quick view Mexicana Macro Algae (Caulerpa Mexicana) COMMON NAME: Mexicana Macro Algae SCIENTIFIC NAME: Caulerpa Mexicana SIZE AVAILABLE: med size portion ~ softball size MINIMUM TANK SIZE: 20... $4.99 $15.71 Out of stock Quick view Ogo Macro Algae (Gracilaria parvispora) - Small Ogo Macro Algae (Gracilaria parvispora) - Small COMMON NAME: Ogo SCIENTIFIC NAME: Gracilaria parvispora SIZE AVAILABLE: small portion - approx baseball size ... $6.99 $15.71 Add to Cart Quick view Pink Baby Macro Algae - Small - Saltwater Marco Algae (Heterosiphonia gibbesii) Heterosiphonia gibbesii, is an amazing algae that will please any marine aquarists. Beautiful fluffy pink tufts grow in a bush shape, it looks soft like cotton candy. This algae comes ready to be mounted or glued to a frag plug or piece of small rock... $9.99 $29.98 Out of stock Quick view Red Dragon Macro Algae Beautiful Macro Algae $9.99 Out of stock Quick view Red Grape Tree Macro Algae (Botryocladia sp.) Red Grape Tree Macro Algae (Botryocladia sp.) COMMON NAME: Red Grape Tree SCIENTIFIC NAME: Botryocladia sp. SIZE AVAILABLE: ~4-6 inches MINIMUM TANK SIZE: 20 gallons FOOD/DIET: Nitrates CARE LEVEL: Moderately... $8.99 $15.71 Add to Cart Quick view Red Tree Gracilaria (Gracilaria sp) This algae is thicker and stockier than our regular gracilaria. It does not seem attract tangs like other algaes such as ogo or the finer variation of gracilaria. The Red Tree Gracilaria makes an attractive option for seahorses since it is sturdy enough... $4.99 $14.29 Add to Cart Quick view Rigid Coralline Algae Cluster - Saltwater Rigid Coralline Algae Clusters are Coralline Algae encrusted on a hard calcium base. These are great for seeding your tank with Coralline algae. COMMON NAME: Rigid Coralline Algae Cluster SIZE AVAILABLE:... $9.99 $10.99 Add to Cart 1 2 Macroalgae is a fantastic way to eliminate nitrates easily and naturally. Due to the reduced nitrates available, nuisance algae is starved out and will naturally be reduced. Macro Algae can be housed inside or outside of the display tank. Stem plants like shaving brushes, halimedia & mermaid fans are great options for planting macro algaes within the tank. Red Grape Macroalgae also works great as it will attach to rock & grows lush and beautiful. Algae like chaeto or grape caulerpa are best kept in a separate system which has its own light source. These types of plants can become invasive quickly and can smother slower growing corals if removal is not part of your weekly maintenance plan. Using macroalgae to outcompete the nuisance algae is a strategy seen in both freshwater and saltwater environments. Refugiums also exist in nature – we see them in them demonstrated in the Florida everglades and the negative impact that the near removal and destruction of the Everglades in 1940-1950 when a large developer attempted to fill the Everglades and build a massive city in its place. Without the macro algaes in the everglades, the Florida water ways would not have enough filtration and animals and reefs would have been destroyed. The everglades not only filter the water but also provide shelter to the largest biodiversity animal population in South East United States ×
Quick view Caulerpa Prolifera (Caulerpa prolifera) -MED Caulerpa Prolifera (Caulerpa prolifera) -MED COMMON NAME: Prolifera SCIENTIFIC NAME: Caulerpa prolifera SIZE AVAILABLE: ~large portion ~softball size MINIMUM TANK SIZE: 20 gallonsFOOD/DIET: Nitrates CARE LEVEL: Moderately... $4.99 $15.71 Out of stock Quick view Chaetomorpha aka Chaeto (Chaetomorpha spiralis) - medium Chaetomorpha Algae removes both phosphates and nitrates from the water. It is an excellent macro algae for refugiums. It is also known as Spaghetti Algae. It is fast growing and is a very hardy algae. COMMON NAME: Chaetomorpha SCIENTIFIC NAME:... $16.99 $52.01 Out of stock Quick view Chaetomorpha aka Chaeto (Chaetomorpha spiralis) - small Chaetomorpha Algae removes both phosphates and nitrates from the water. It is an excellent macro algae for refugiums. It is also known as Spaghetti Algae or Green Hair Algae. It is fast growing and is a very hardy algae. Chaetomorpha Algae -... $4.99 $36.28 Out of stock Quick view Codium (Codium sp.) - MED Codium is a type of seaweed. They have a very long, finger-like appearance. It might also be called Dead Man's Fingers. It generally prefers to attach itself to hard surfaces like rocks and shellfish. COMMON NAME: Codium SCIENTIFIC... $9.99 $19.34 Add to Cart Quick view Fern Caulerpa Macro Algae (Caulerpa sertularioides) Fern Caulerpa Macro Algae (Caulerpa sertularioides) COMMON NAME: Fern Caulerpa Macro Algae SCIENTIFIC NAME: Caulerpa sertularioides SIZE AVAILABLE: med size portion ~ softball size MINIMUM TANK SIZE: 20 gallons FOOD/DIET:... $4.99 $20.55 Add to Cart Quick view Galaxaura Macro Algae (GALAXAURA SP.) Rigid red - hot pink macro algae tubular in shape. Piece is approx 3" in diameter. $9.99 Out of stock Quick view Gracilaria (Gracilaria sp.) - sm This algae is healthy, beautiful and is great for Tangs and Angelfish. When given proper placement, lighting and water conditions, they will grow and able to provide proper nutrition to many plant eating fish. COMMON NAME: Gracilaria SCIENTIFIC... $4.99 $15.71 Add to Cart Quick view Grape Caulerpa (Caulerpa racemosa) - MED COMMON NAME: Grape Caulerpa SCIENTIFIC NAME: Caulerpa racemosa SIZE AVAILABLE: ~grapefruit sized portion MINIMUM TANK SIZE: 20 gallons FOOD/DIET:... $9.99 $21.99 Out of stock Quick view Halimedia (Halimeda sp.) The Halimeda plant is found within warm tropical waters around the world. The beautiful green calcerous macro algae is also a nice decorative plant for the saltwater aquarium. Halimeda is also known as the money plant because the plants look like small... $2.99 $14.99 Add to Cart Quick view Mangrove Shoot (Rhizophora mangle) Mangrove Shoot (Rhizophora mangle) Mangroves can be planted in the sand, or in between rocks in any open topped aquarium. The roots will quickly take hold in either a sand substrate or in a live rock. Mangroves absorb nutrients from the water in order... $2.99 $19.34 Add to Cart Quick view Mermaid Fan (Udotea sp.) Saltwater Plant The Mermaid fan is a green calcareous algae that often used as a decorative plant. They are mostly found throughout the Caribbean. COMMON NAME: Mermaid Fan SCIENTIFIC NAME:Udotea sp. SIZE AVAILABLE: ~2-3 inches MINIMUM TANK SIZE:... $6.99 $12.08 Add to Cart Quick view Mexicana Macro Algae (Caulerpa Mexicana) COMMON NAME: Mexicana Macro Algae SCIENTIFIC NAME: Caulerpa Mexicana SIZE AVAILABLE: med size portion ~ softball size MINIMUM TANK SIZE: 20... $4.99 $15.71 Out of stock Quick view Ogo Macro Algae (Gracilaria parvispora) - Small Ogo Macro Algae (Gracilaria parvispora) - Small COMMON NAME: Ogo SCIENTIFIC NAME: Gracilaria parvispora SIZE AVAILABLE: small portion - approx baseball size ... $6.99 $15.71 Add to Cart Quick view Pink Baby Macro Algae - Small - Saltwater Marco Algae (Heterosiphonia gibbesii) Heterosiphonia gibbesii, is an amazing algae that will please any marine aquarists. Beautiful fluffy pink tufts grow in a bush shape, it looks soft like cotton candy. This algae comes ready to be mounted or glued to a frag plug or piece of small rock... $9.99 $29.98 Out of stock Quick view Red Dragon Macro Algae Beautiful Macro Algae $9.99 Out of stock Quick view Red Grape Tree Macro Algae (Botryocladia sp.) Red Grape Tree Macro Algae (Botryocladia sp.) COMMON NAME: Red Grape Tree SCIENTIFIC NAME: Botryocladia sp. SIZE AVAILABLE: ~4-6 inches MINIMUM TANK SIZE: 20 gallons FOOD/DIET: Nitrates CARE LEVEL: Moderately... $8.99 $15.71 Add to Cart Quick view Red Tree Gracilaria (Gracilaria sp) This algae is thicker and stockier than our regular gracilaria. It does not seem attract tangs like other algaes such as ogo or the finer variation of gracilaria. The Red Tree Gracilaria makes an attractive option for seahorses since it is sturdy enough... $4.99 $14.29 Add to Cart Quick view Rigid Coralline Algae Cluster - Saltwater Rigid Coralline Algae Clusters are Coralline Algae encrusted on a hard calcium base. These are great for seeding your tank with Coralline algae. COMMON NAME: Rigid Coralline Algae Cluster SIZE AVAILABLE:... $9.99 $10.99 Add to Cart 1 2 Macroalgae is a fantastic way to eliminate nitrates easily and naturally. Due to the reduced nitrates available, nuisance algae is starved out and will naturally be reduced. Macro Algae can be housed inside or outside of the display tank. Stem plants like shaving brushes, halimedia & mermaid fans are great options for planting macro algaes within the tank. Red Grape Macroalgae also works great as it will attach to rock & grows lush and beautiful. Algae like chaeto or grape caulerpa are best kept in a separate system which has its own light source. These types of plants can become invasive quickly and can smother slower growing corals if removal is not part of your weekly maintenance plan. Using macroalgae to outcompete the nuisance algae is a strategy seen in both freshwater and saltwater environments. Refugiums also exist in nature – we see them in them demonstrated in the Florida everglades and the negative impact that the near removal and destruction of the Everglades in 1940-1950 when a large developer attempted to fill the Everglades and build a massive city in its place. Without the macro algaes in the everglades, the Florida water ways would not have enough filtration and animals and reefs would have been destroyed. The everglades not only filter the water but also provide shelter to the largest biodiversity animal population in South East United States ×
Quick view Chaetomorpha aka Chaeto (Chaetomorpha spiralis) - medium Chaetomorpha Algae removes both phosphates and nitrates from the water. It is an excellent macro algae for refugiums. It is also known as Spaghetti Algae. It is fast growing and is a very hardy algae. COMMON NAME: Chaetomorpha SCIENTIFIC NAME:... $16.99 $52.01 Out of stock Quick view Chaetomorpha aka Chaeto (Chaetomorpha spiralis) - small Chaetomorpha Algae removes both phosphates and nitrates from the water. It is an excellent macro algae for refugiums. It is also known as Spaghetti Algae or Green Hair Algae. It is fast growing and is a very hardy algae. Chaetomorpha Algae -... $4.99 $36.28 Out of stock Quick view Codium (Codium sp.) - MED Codium is a type of seaweed. They have a very long, finger-like appearance. It might also be called Dead Man's Fingers. It generally prefers to attach itself to hard surfaces like rocks and shellfish. COMMON NAME: Codium SCIENTIFIC... $9.99 $19.34 Add to Cart Quick view Fern Caulerpa Macro Algae (Caulerpa sertularioides) Fern Caulerpa Macro Algae (Caulerpa sertularioides) COMMON NAME: Fern Caulerpa Macro Algae SCIENTIFIC NAME: Caulerpa sertularioides SIZE AVAILABLE: med size portion ~ softball size MINIMUM TANK SIZE: 20 gallons FOOD/DIET:... $4.99 $20.55 Add to Cart Quick view Galaxaura Macro Algae (GALAXAURA SP.) Rigid red - hot pink macro algae tubular in shape. Piece is approx 3" in diameter. $9.99 Out of stock Quick view Gracilaria (Gracilaria sp.) - sm This algae is healthy, beautiful and is great for Tangs and Angelfish. When given proper placement, lighting and water conditions, they will grow and able to provide proper nutrition to many plant eating fish. COMMON NAME: Gracilaria SCIENTIFIC... $4.99 $15.71 Add to Cart Quick view Grape Caulerpa (Caulerpa racemosa) - MED COMMON NAME: Grape Caulerpa SCIENTIFIC NAME: Caulerpa racemosa SIZE AVAILABLE: ~grapefruit sized portion MINIMUM TANK SIZE: 20 gallons FOOD/DIET:... $9.99 $21.99 Out of stock Quick view Halimedia (Halimeda sp.) The Halimeda plant is found within warm tropical waters around the world. The beautiful green calcerous macro algae is also a nice decorative plant for the saltwater aquarium. Halimeda is also known as the money plant because the plants look like small... $2.99 $14.99 Add to Cart Quick view Mangrove Shoot (Rhizophora mangle) Mangrove Shoot (Rhizophora mangle) Mangroves can be planted in the sand, or in between rocks in any open topped aquarium. The roots will quickly take hold in either a sand substrate or in a live rock. Mangroves absorb nutrients from the water in order... $2.99 $19.34 Add to Cart Quick view Mermaid Fan (Udotea sp.) Saltwater Plant The Mermaid fan is a green calcareous algae that often used as a decorative plant. They are mostly found throughout the Caribbean. COMMON NAME: Mermaid Fan SCIENTIFIC NAME:Udotea sp. SIZE AVAILABLE: ~2-3 inches MINIMUM TANK SIZE:... $6.99 $12.08 Add to Cart Quick view Mexicana Macro Algae (Caulerpa Mexicana) COMMON NAME: Mexicana Macro Algae SCIENTIFIC NAME: Caulerpa Mexicana SIZE AVAILABLE: med size portion ~ softball size MINIMUM TANK SIZE: 20... $4.99 $15.71 Out of stock Quick view Ogo Macro Algae (Gracilaria parvispora) - Small Ogo Macro Algae (Gracilaria parvispora) - Small COMMON NAME: Ogo SCIENTIFIC NAME: Gracilaria parvispora SIZE AVAILABLE: small portion - approx baseball size ... $6.99 $15.71 Add to Cart Quick view Pink Baby Macro Algae - Small - Saltwater Marco Algae (Heterosiphonia gibbesii) Heterosiphonia gibbesii, is an amazing algae that will please any marine aquarists. Beautiful fluffy pink tufts grow in a bush shape, it looks soft like cotton candy. This algae comes ready to be mounted or glued to a frag plug or piece of small rock... $9.99 $29.98 Out of stock Quick view Red Dragon Macro Algae Beautiful Macro Algae $9.99 Out of stock Quick view Red Grape Tree Macro Algae (Botryocladia sp.) Red Grape Tree Macro Algae (Botryocladia sp.) COMMON NAME: Red Grape Tree SCIENTIFIC NAME: Botryocladia sp. SIZE AVAILABLE: ~4-6 inches MINIMUM TANK SIZE: 20 gallons FOOD/DIET: Nitrates CARE LEVEL: Moderately... $8.99 $15.71 Add to Cart Quick view Red Tree Gracilaria (Gracilaria sp) This algae is thicker and stockier than our regular gracilaria. It does not seem attract tangs like other algaes such as ogo or the finer variation of gracilaria. The Red Tree Gracilaria makes an attractive option for seahorses since it is sturdy enough... $4.99 $14.29 Add to Cart Quick view Rigid Coralline Algae Cluster - Saltwater Rigid Coralline Algae Clusters are Coralline Algae encrusted on a hard calcium base. These are great for seeding your tank with Coralline algae. COMMON NAME: Rigid Coralline Algae Cluster SIZE AVAILABLE:... $9.99 $10.99 Add to Cart 1 2 Macroalgae is a fantastic way to eliminate nitrates easily and naturally. Due to the reduced nitrates available, nuisance algae is starved out and will naturally be reduced. Macro Algae can be housed inside or outside of the display tank. Stem plants like shaving brushes, halimedia & mermaid fans are great options for planting macro algaes within the tank. Red Grape Macroalgae also works great as it will attach to rock & grows lush and beautiful. Algae like chaeto or grape caulerpa are best kept in a separate system which has its own light source. These types of plants can become invasive quickly and can smother slower growing corals if removal is not part of your weekly maintenance plan. Using macroalgae to outcompete the nuisance algae is a strategy seen in both freshwater and saltwater environments. Refugiums also exist in nature – we see them in them demonstrated in the Florida everglades and the negative impact that the near removal and destruction of the Everglades in 1940-1950 when a large developer attempted to fill the Everglades and build a massive city in its place. Without the macro algaes in the everglades, the Florida water ways would not have enough filtration and animals and reefs would have been destroyed. The everglades not only filter the water but also provide shelter to the largest biodiversity animal population in South East United States ×
Quick view Chaetomorpha aka Chaeto (Chaetomorpha spiralis) - small Chaetomorpha Algae removes both phosphates and nitrates from the water. It is an excellent macro algae for refugiums. It is also known as Spaghetti Algae or Green Hair Algae. It is fast growing and is a very hardy algae. Chaetomorpha Algae -... $4.99 $36.28 Out of stock Quick view Codium (Codium sp.) - MED Codium is a type of seaweed. They have a very long, finger-like appearance. It might also be called Dead Man's Fingers. It generally prefers to attach itself to hard surfaces like rocks and shellfish. COMMON NAME: Codium SCIENTIFIC... $9.99 $19.34 Add to Cart Quick view Fern Caulerpa Macro Algae (Caulerpa sertularioides) Fern Caulerpa Macro Algae (Caulerpa sertularioides) COMMON NAME: Fern Caulerpa Macro Algae SCIENTIFIC NAME: Caulerpa sertularioides SIZE AVAILABLE: med size portion ~ softball size MINIMUM TANK SIZE: 20 gallons FOOD/DIET:... $4.99 $20.55 Add to Cart Quick view Galaxaura Macro Algae (GALAXAURA SP.) Rigid red - hot pink macro algae tubular in shape. Piece is approx 3" in diameter. $9.99 Out of stock Quick view Gracilaria (Gracilaria sp.) - sm This algae is healthy, beautiful and is great for Tangs and Angelfish. When given proper placement, lighting and water conditions, they will grow and able to provide proper nutrition to many plant eating fish. COMMON NAME: Gracilaria SCIENTIFIC... $4.99 $15.71 Add to Cart Quick view Grape Caulerpa (Caulerpa racemosa) - MED COMMON NAME: Grape Caulerpa SCIENTIFIC NAME: Caulerpa racemosa SIZE AVAILABLE: ~grapefruit sized portion MINIMUM TANK SIZE: 20 gallons FOOD/DIET:... $9.99 $21.99 Out of stock Quick view Halimedia (Halimeda sp.) The Halimeda plant is found within warm tropical waters around the world. The beautiful green calcerous macro algae is also a nice decorative plant for the saltwater aquarium. Halimeda is also known as the money plant because the plants look like small... $2.99 $14.99 Add to Cart Quick view Mangrove Shoot (Rhizophora mangle) Mangrove Shoot (Rhizophora mangle) Mangroves can be planted in the sand, or in between rocks in any open topped aquarium. The roots will quickly take hold in either a sand substrate or in a live rock. Mangroves absorb nutrients from the water in order... $2.99 $19.34 Add to Cart Quick view Mermaid Fan (Udotea sp.) Saltwater Plant The Mermaid fan is a green calcareous algae that often used as a decorative plant. They are mostly found throughout the Caribbean. COMMON NAME: Mermaid Fan SCIENTIFIC NAME:Udotea sp. SIZE AVAILABLE: ~2-3 inches MINIMUM TANK SIZE:... $6.99 $12.08 Add to Cart Quick view Mexicana Macro Algae (Caulerpa Mexicana) COMMON NAME: Mexicana Macro Algae SCIENTIFIC NAME: Caulerpa Mexicana SIZE AVAILABLE: med size portion ~ softball size MINIMUM TANK SIZE: 20... $4.99 $15.71 Out of stock Quick view Ogo Macro Algae (Gracilaria parvispora) - Small Ogo Macro Algae (Gracilaria parvispora) - Small COMMON NAME: Ogo SCIENTIFIC NAME: Gracilaria parvispora SIZE AVAILABLE: small portion - approx baseball size ... $6.99 $15.71 Add to Cart Quick view Pink Baby Macro Algae - Small - Saltwater Marco Algae (Heterosiphonia gibbesii) Heterosiphonia gibbesii, is an amazing algae that will please any marine aquarists. Beautiful fluffy pink tufts grow in a bush shape, it looks soft like cotton candy. This algae comes ready to be mounted or glued to a frag plug or piece of small rock... $9.99 $29.98 Out of stock Quick view Red Dragon Macro Algae Beautiful Macro Algae $9.99 Out of stock Quick view Red Grape Tree Macro Algae (Botryocladia sp.) Red Grape Tree Macro Algae (Botryocladia sp.) COMMON NAME: Red Grape Tree SCIENTIFIC NAME: Botryocladia sp. SIZE AVAILABLE: ~4-6 inches MINIMUM TANK SIZE: 20 gallons FOOD/DIET: Nitrates CARE LEVEL: Moderately... $8.99 $15.71 Add to Cart Quick view Red Tree Gracilaria (Gracilaria sp) This algae is thicker and stockier than our regular gracilaria. It does not seem attract tangs like other algaes such as ogo or the finer variation of gracilaria. The Red Tree Gracilaria makes an attractive option for seahorses since it is sturdy enough... $4.99 $14.29 Add to Cart Quick view Rigid Coralline Algae Cluster - Saltwater Rigid Coralline Algae Clusters are Coralline Algae encrusted on a hard calcium base. These are great for seeding your tank with Coralline algae. COMMON NAME: Rigid Coralline Algae Cluster SIZE AVAILABLE:... $9.99 $10.99 Add to Cart 1 2 Macroalgae is a fantastic way to eliminate nitrates easily and naturally. Due to the reduced nitrates available, nuisance algae is starved out and will naturally be reduced. Macro Algae can be housed inside or outside of the display tank. Stem plants like shaving brushes, halimedia & mermaid fans are great options for planting macro algaes within the tank. Red Grape Macroalgae also works great as it will attach to rock & grows lush and beautiful. Algae like chaeto or grape caulerpa are best kept in a separate system which has its own light source. These types of plants can become invasive quickly and can smother slower growing corals if removal is not part of your weekly maintenance plan. Using macroalgae to outcompete the nuisance algae is a strategy seen in both freshwater and saltwater environments. Refugiums also exist in nature – we see them in them demonstrated in the Florida everglades and the negative impact that the near removal and destruction of the Everglades in 1940-1950 when a large developer attempted to fill the Everglades and build a massive city in its place. Without the macro algaes in the everglades, the Florida water ways would not have enough filtration and animals and reefs would have been destroyed. The everglades not only filter the water but also provide shelter to the largest biodiversity animal population in South East United States ×
Quick view Codium (Codium sp.) - MED Codium is a type of seaweed. They have a very long, finger-like appearance. It might also be called Dead Man's Fingers. It generally prefers to attach itself to hard surfaces like rocks and shellfish. COMMON NAME: Codium SCIENTIFIC... $9.99 $19.34 Add to Cart Quick view Fern Caulerpa Macro Algae (Caulerpa sertularioides) Fern Caulerpa Macro Algae (Caulerpa sertularioides) COMMON NAME: Fern Caulerpa Macro Algae SCIENTIFIC NAME: Caulerpa sertularioides SIZE AVAILABLE: med size portion ~ softball size MINIMUM TANK SIZE: 20 gallons FOOD/DIET:... $4.99 $20.55 Add to Cart Quick view Galaxaura Macro Algae (GALAXAURA SP.) Rigid red - hot pink macro algae tubular in shape. Piece is approx 3" in diameter. $9.99 Out of stock Quick view Gracilaria (Gracilaria sp.) - sm This algae is healthy, beautiful and is great for Tangs and Angelfish. When given proper placement, lighting and water conditions, they will grow and able to provide proper nutrition to many plant eating fish. COMMON NAME: Gracilaria SCIENTIFIC... $4.99 $15.71 Add to Cart Quick view Grape Caulerpa (Caulerpa racemosa) - MED COMMON NAME: Grape Caulerpa SCIENTIFIC NAME: Caulerpa racemosa SIZE AVAILABLE: ~grapefruit sized portion MINIMUM TANK SIZE: 20 gallons FOOD/DIET:... $9.99 $21.99 Out of stock Quick view Halimedia (Halimeda sp.) The Halimeda plant is found within warm tropical waters around the world. The beautiful green calcerous macro algae is also a nice decorative plant for the saltwater aquarium. Halimeda is also known as the money plant because the plants look like small... $2.99 $14.99 Add to Cart Quick view Mangrove Shoot (Rhizophora mangle) Mangrove Shoot (Rhizophora mangle) Mangroves can be planted in the sand, or in between rocks in any open topped aquarium. The roots will quickly take hold in either a sand substrate or in a live rock. Mangroves absorb nutrients from the water in order... $2.99 $19.34 Add to Cart Quick view Mermaid Fan (Udotea sp.) Saltwater Plant The Mermaid fan is a green calcareous algae that often used as a decorative plant. They are mostly found throughout the Caribbean. COMMON NAME: Mermaid Fan SCIENTIFIC NAME:Udotea sp. SIZE AVAILABLE: ~2-3 inches MINIMUM TANK SIZE:... $6.99 $12.08 Add to Cart Quick view Mexicana Macro Algae (Caulerpa Mexicana) COMMON NAME: Mexicana Macro Algae SCIENTIFIC NAME: Caulerpa Mexicana SIZE AVAILABLE: med size portion ~ softball size MINIMUM TANK SIZE: 20... $4.99 $15.71 Out of stock Quick view Ogo Macro Algae (Gracilaria parvispora) - Small Ogo Macro Algae (Gracilaria parvispora) - Small COMMON NAME: Ogo SCIENTIFIC NAME: Gracilaria parvispora SIZE AVAILABLE: small portion - approx baseball size ... $6.99 $15.71 Add to Cart Quick view Pink Baby Macro Algae - Small - Saltwater Marco Algae (Heterosiphonia gibbesii) Heterosiphonia gibbesii, is an amazing algae that will please any marine aquarists. Beautiful fluffy pink tufts grow in a bush shape, it looks soft like cotton candy. This algae comes ready to be mounted or glued to a frag plug or piece of small rock... $9.99 $29.98 Out of stock Quick view Red Dragon Macro Algae Beautiful Macro Algae $9.99 Out of stock Quick view Red Grape Tree Macro Algae (Botryocladia sp.) Red Grape Tree Macro Algae (Botryocladia sp.) COMMON NAME: Red Grape Tree SCIENTIFIC NAME: Botryocladia sp. SIZE AVAILABLE: ~4-6 inches MINIMUM TANK SIZE: 20 gallons FOOD/DIET: Nitrates CARE LEVEL: Moderately... $8.99 $15.71 Add to Cart Quick view Red Tree Gracilaria (Gracilaria sp) This algae is thicker and stockier than our regular gracilaria. It does not seem attract tangs like other algaes such as ogo or the finer variation of gracilaria. The Red Tree Gracilaria makes an attractive option for seahorses since it is sturdy enough... $4.99 $14.29 Add to Cart Quick view Rigid Coralline Algae Cluster - Saltwater Rigid Coralline Algae Clusters are Coralline Algae encrusted on a hard calcium base. These are great for seeding your tank with Coralline algae. COMMON NAME: Rigid Coralline Algae Cluster SIZE AVAILABLE:... $9.99 $10.99 Add to Cart 1 2 Macroalgae is a fantastic way to eliminate nitrates easily and naturally. Due to the reduced nitrates available, nuisance algae is starved out and will naturally be reduced. Macro Algae can be housed inside or outside of the display tank. Stem plants like shaving brushes, halimedia & mermaid fans are great options for planting macro algaes within the tank. Red Grape Macroalgae also works great as it will attach to rock & grows lush and beautiful. Algae like chaeto or grape caulerpa are best kept in a separate system which has its own light source. These types of plants can become invasive quickly and can smother slower growing corals if removal is not part of your weekly maintenance plan. Using macroalgae to outcompete the nuisance algae is a strategy seen in both freshwater and saltwater environments. Refugiums also exist in nature – we see them in them demonstrated in the Florida everglades and the negative impact that the near removal and destruction of the Everglades in 1940-1950 when a large developer attempted to fill the Everglades and build a massive city in its place. Without the macro algaes in the everglades, the Florida water ways would not have enough filtration and animals and reefs would have been destroyed. The everglades not only filter the water but also provide shelter to the largest biodiversity animal population in South East United States ×
Quick view Fern Caulerpa Macro Algae (Caulerpa sertularioides) Fern Caulerpa Macro Algae (Caulerpa sertularioides) COMMON NAME: Fern Caulerpa Macro Algae SCIENTIFIC NAME: Caulerpa sertularioides SIZE AVAILABLE: med size portion ~ softball size MINIMUM TANK SIZE: 20 gallons FOOD/DIET:... $4.99 $20.55 Add to Cart Quick view Galaxaura Macro Algae (GALAXAURA SP.) Rigid red - hot pink macro algae tubular in shape. Piece is approx 3" in diameter. $9.99 Out of stock Quick view Gracilaria (Gracilaria sp.) - sm This algae is healthy, beautiful and is great for Tangs and Angelfish. When given proper placement, lighting and water conditions, they will grow and able to provide proper nutrition to many plant eating fish. COMMON NAME: Gracilaria SCIENTIFIC... $4.99 $15.71 Add to Cart Quick view Grape Caulerpa (Caulerpa racemosa) - MED COMMON NAME: Grape Caulerpa SCIENTIFIC NAME: Caulerpa racemosa SIZE AVAILABLE: ~grapefruit sized portion MINIMUM TANK SIZE: 20 gallons FOOD/DIET:... $9.99 $21.99 Out of stock Quick view Halimedia (Halimeda sp.) The Halimeda plant is found within warm tropical waters around the world. The beautiful green calcerous macro algae is also a nice decorative plant for the saltwater aquarium. Halimeda is also known as the money plant because the plants look like small... $2.99 $14.99 Add to Cart Quick view Mangrove Shoot (Rhizophora mangle) Mangrove Shoot (Rhizophora mangle) Mangroves can be planted in the sand, or in between rocks in any open topped aquarium. The roots will quickly take hold in either a sand substrate or in a live rock. Mangroves absorb nutrients from the water in order... $2.99 $19.34 Add to Cart Quick view Mermaid Fan (Udotea sp.) Saltwater Plant The Mermaid fan is a green calcareous algae that often used as a decorative plant. They are mostly found throughout the Caribbean. COMMON NAME: Mermaid Fan SCIENTIFIC NAME:Udotea sp. SIZE AVAILABLE: ~2-3 inches MINIMUM TANK SIZE:... $6.99 $12.08 Add to Cart Quick view Mexicana Macro Algae (Caulerpa Mexicana) COMMON NAME: Mexicana Macro Algae SCIENTIFIC NAME: Caulerpa Mexicana SIZE AVAILABLE: med size portion ~ softball size MINIMUM TANK SIZE: 20... $4.99 $15.71 Out of stock Quick view Ogo Macro Algae (Gracilaria parvispora) - Small Ogo Macro Algae (Gracilaria parvispora) - Small COMMON NAME: Ogo SCIENTIFIC NAME: Gracilaria parvispora SIZE AVAILABLE: small portion - approx baseball size ... $6.99 $15.71 Add to Cart Quick view Pink Baby Macro Algae - Small - Saltwater Marco Algae (Heterosiphonia gibbesii) Heterosiphonia gibbesii, is an amazing algae that will please any marine aquarists. Beautiful fluffy pink tufts grow in a bush shape, it looks soft like cotton candy. This algae comes ready to be mounted or glued to a frag plug or piece of small rock... $9.99 $29.98 Out of stock Quick view Red Dragon Macro Algae Beautiful Macro Algae $9.99 Out of stock Quick view Red Grape Tree Macro Algae (Botryocladia sp.) Red Grape Tree Macro Algae (Botryocladia sp.) COMMON NAME: Red Grape Tree SCIENTIFIC NAME: Botryocladia sp. SIZE AVAILABLE: ~4-6 inches MINIMUM TANK SIZE: 20 gallons FOOD/DIET: Nitrates CARE LEVEL: Moderately... $8.99 $15.71 Add to Cart Quick view Red Tree Gracilaria (Gracilaria sp) This algae is thicker and stockier than our regular gracilaria. It does not seem attract tangs like other algaes such as ogo or the finer variation of gracilaria. The Red Tree Gracilaria makes an attractive option for seahorses since it is sturdy enough... $4.99 $14.29 Add to Cart Quick view Rigid Coralline Algae Cluster - Saltwater Rigid Coralline Algae Clusters are Coralline Algae encrusted on a hard calcium base. These are great for seeding your tank with Coralline algae. COMMON NAME: Rigid Coralline Algae Cluster SIZE AVAILABLE:... $9.99 $10.99 Add to Cart 1 2 Macroalgae is a fantastic way to eliminate nitrates easily and naturally. Due to the reduced nitrates available, nuisance algae is starved out and will naturally be reduced. Macro Algae can be housed inside or outside of the display tank. Stem plants like shaving brushes, halimedia & mermaid fans are great options for planting macro algaes within the tank. Red Grape Macroalgae also works great as it will attach to rock & grows lush and beautiful. Algae like chaeto or grape caulerpa are best kept in a separate system which has its own light source. These types of plants can become invasive quickly and can smother slower growing corals if removal is not part of your weekly maintenance plan. Using macroalgae to outcompete the nuisance algae is a strategy seen in both freshwater and saltwater environments. Refugiums also exist in nature – we see them in them demonstrated in the Florida everglades and the negative impact that the near removal and destruction of the Everglades in 1940-1950 when a large developer attempted to fill the Everglades and build a massive city in its place. Without the macro algaes in the everglades, the Florida water ways would not have enough filtration and animals and reefs would have been destroyed. The everglades not only filter the water but also provide shelter to the largest biodiversity animal population in South East United States ×
Quick view Galaxaura Macro Algae (GALAXAURA SP.) Rigid red - hot pink macro algae tubular in shape. Piece is approx 3" in diameter. $9.99 Out of stock Quick view Gracilaria (Gracilaria sp.) - sm This algae is healthy, beautiful and is great for Tangs and Angelfish. When given proper placement, lighting and water conditions, they will grow and able to provide proper nutrition to many plant eating fish. COMMON NAME: Gracilaria SCIENTIFIC... $4.99 $15.71 Add to Cart Quick view Grape Caulerpa (Caulerpa racemosa) - MED COMMON NAME: Grape Caulerpa SCIENTIFIC NAME: Caulerpa racemosa SIZE AVAILABLE: ~grapefruit sized portion MINIMUM TANK SIZE: 20 gallons FOOD/DIET:... $9.99 $21.99 Out of stock Quick view Halimedia (Halimeda sp.) The Halimeda plant is found within warm tropical waters around the world. The beautiful green calcerous macro algae is also a nice decorative plant for the saltwater aquarium. Halimeda is also known as the money plant because the plants look like small... $2.99 $14.99 Add to Cart Quick view Mangrove Shoot (Rhizophora mangle) Mangrove Shoot (Rhizophora mangle) Mangroves can be planted in the sand, or in between rocks in any open topped aquarium. The roots will quickly take hold in either a sand substrate or in a live rock. Mangroves absorb nutrients from the water in order... $2.99 $19.34 Add to Cart Quick view Mermaid Fan (Udotea sp.) Saltwater Plant The Mermaid fan is a green calcareous algae that often used as a decorative plant. They are mostly found throughout the Caribbean. COMMON NAME: Mermaid Fan SCIENTIFIC NAME:Udotea sp. SIZE AVAILABLE: ~2-3 inches MINIMUM TANK SIZE:... $6.99 $12.08 Add to Cart Quick view Mexicana Macro Algae (Caulerpa Mexicana) COMMON NAME: Mexicana Macro Algae SCIENTIFIC NAME: Caulerpa Mexicana SIZE AVAILABLE: med size portion ~ softball size MINIMUM TANK SIZE: 20... $4.99 $15.71 Out of stock Quick view Ogo Macro Algae (Gracilaria parvispora) - Small Ogo Macro Algae (Gracilaria parvispora) - Small COMMON NAME: Ogo SCIENTIFIC NAME: Gracilaria parvispora SIZE AVAILABLE: small portion - approx baseball size ... $6.99 $15.71 Add to Cart Quick view Pink Baby Macro Algae - Small - Saltwater Marco Algae (Heterosiphonia gibbesii) Heterosiphonia gibbesii, is an amazing algae that will please any marine aquarists. Beautiful fluffy pink tufts grow in a bush shape, it looks soft like cotton candy. This algae comes ready to be mounted or glued to a frag plug or piece of small rock... $9.99 $29.98 Out of stock Quick view Red Dragon Macro Algae Beautiful Macro Algae $9.99 Out of stock Quick view Red Grape Tree Macro Algae (Botryocladia sp.) Red Grape Tree Macro Algae (Botryocladia sp.) COMMON NAME: Red Grape Tree SCIENTIFIC NAME: Botryocladia sp. SIZE AVAILABLE: ~4-6 inches MINIMUM TANK SIZE: 20 gallons FOOD/DIET: Nitrates CARE LEVEL: Moderately... $8.99 $15.71 Add to Cart Quick view Red Tree Gracilaria (Gracilaria sp) This algae is thicker and stockier than our regular gracilaria. It does not seem attract tangs like other algaes such as ogo or the finer variation of gracilaria. The Red Tree Gracilaria makes an attractive option for seahorses since it is sturdy enough... $4.99 $14.29 Add to Cart Quick view Rigid Coralline Algae Cluster - Saltwater Rigid Coralline Algae Clusters are Coralline Algae encrusted on a hard calcium base. These are great for seeding your tank with Coralline algae. COMMON NAME: Rigid Coralline Algae Cluster SIZE AVAILABLE:... $9.99 $10.99 Add to Cart 1 2 Macroalgae is a fantastic way to eliminate nitrates easily and naturally. Due to the reduced nitrates available, nuisance algae is starved out and will naturally be reduced. Macro Algae can be housed inside or outside of the display tank. Stem plants like shaving brushes, halimedia & mermaid fans are great options for planting macro algaes within the tank. Red Grape Macroalgae also works great as it will attach to rock & grows lush and beautiful. Algae like chaeto or grape caulerpa are best kept in a separate system which has its own light source. These types of plants can become invasive quickly and can smother slower growing corals if removal is not part of your weekly maintenance plan. Using macroalgae to outcompete the nuisance algae is a strategy seen in both freshwater and saltwater environments. Refugiums also exist in nature – we see them in them demonstrated in the Florida everglades and the negative impact that the near removal and destruction of the Everglades in 1940-1950 when a large developer attempted to fill the Everglades and build a massive city in its place. Without the macro algaes in the everglades, the Florida water ways would not have enough filtration and animals and reefs would have been destroyed. The everglades not only filter the water but also provide shelter to the largest biodiversity animal population in South East United States ×
Quick view Gracilaria (Gracilaria sp.) - sm This algae is healthy, beautiful and is great for Tangs and Angelfish. When given proper placement, lighting and water conditions, they will grow and able to provide proper nutrition to many plant eating fish. COMMON NAME: Gracilaria SCIENTIFIC... $4.99 $15.71 Add to Cart Quick view Grape Caulerpa (Caulerpa racemosa) - MED COMMON NAME: Grape Caulerpa SCIENTIFIC NAME: Caulerpa racemosa SIZE AVAILABLE: ~grapefruit sized portion MINIMUM TANK SIZE: 20 gallons FOOD/DIET:... $9.99 $21.99 Out of stock Quick view Halimedia (Halimeda sp.) The Halimeda plant is found within warm tropical waters around the world. The beautiful green calcerous macro algae is also a nice decorative plant for the saltwater aquarium. Halimeda is also known as the money plant because the plants look like small... $2.99 $14.99 Add to Cart Quick view Mangrove Shoot (Rhizophora mangle) Mangrove Shoot (Rhizophora mangle) Mangroves can be planted in the sand, or in between rocks in any open topped aquarium. The roots will quickly take hold in either a sand substrate or in a live rock. Mangroves absorb nutrients from the water in order... $2.99 $19.34 Add to Cart Quick view Mermaid Fan (Udotea sp.) Saltwater Plant The Mermaid fan is a green calcareous algae that often used as a decorative plant. They are mostly found throughout the Caribbean. COMMON NAME: Mermaid Fan SCIENTIFIC NAME:Udotea sp. SIZE AVAILABLE: ~2-3 inches MINIMUM TANK SIZE:... $6.99 $12.08 Add to Cart Quick view Mexicana Macro Algae (Caulerpa Mexicana) COMMON NAME: Mexicana Macro Algae SCIENTIFIC NAME: Caulerpa Mexicana SIZE AVAILABLE: med size portion ~ softball size MINIMUM TANK SIZE: 20... $4.99 $15.71 Out of stock Quick view Ogo Macro Algae (Gracilaria parvispora) - Small Ogo Macro Algae (Gracilaria parvispora) - Small COMMON NAME: Ogo SCIENTIFIC NAME: Gracilaria parvispora SIZE AVAILABLE: small portion - approx baseball size ... $6.99 $15.71 Add to Cart Quick view Pink Baby Macro Algae - Small - Saltwater Marco Algae (Heterosiphonia gibbesii) Heterosiphonia gibbesii, is an amazing algae that will please any marine aquarists. Beautiful fluffy pink tufts grow in a bush shape, it looks soft like cotton candy. This algae comes ready to be mounted or glued to a frag plug or piece of small rock... $9.99 $29.98 Out of stock Quick view Red Dragon Macro Algae Beautiful Macro Algae $9.99 Out of stock Quick view Red Grape Tree Macro Algae (Botryocladia sp.) Red Grape Tree Macro Algae (Botryocladia sp.) COMMON NAME: Red Grape Tree SCIENTIFIC NAME: Botryocladia sp. SIZE AVAILABLE: ~4-6 inches MINIMUM TANK SIZE: 20 gallons FOOD/DIET: Nitrates CARE LEVEL: Moderately... $8.99 $15.71 Add to Cart Quick view Red Tree Gracilaria (Gracilaria sp) This algae is thicker and stockier than our regular gracilaria. It does not seem attract tangs like other algaes such as ogo or the finer variation of gracilaria. The Red Tree Gracilaria makes an attractive option for seahorses since it is sturdy enough... $4.99 $14.29 Add to Cart Quick view Rigid Coralline Algae Cluster - Saltwater Rigid Coralline Algae Clusters are Coralline Algae encrusted on a hard calcium base. These are great for seeding your tank with Coralline algae. COMMON NAME: Rigid Coralline Algae Cluster SIZE AVAILABLE:... $9.99 $10.99 Add to Cart 1 2 Macroalgae is a fantastic way to eliminate nitrates easily and naturally. Due to the reduced nitrates available, nuisance algae is starved out and will naturally be reduced. Macro Algae can be housed inside or outside of the display tank. Stem plants like shaving brushes, halimedia & mermaid fans are great options for planting macro algaes within the tank. Red Grape Macroalgae also works great as it will attach to rock & grows lush and beautiful. Algae like chaeto or grape caulerpa are best kept in a separate system which has its own light source. These types of plants can become invasive quickly and can smother slower growing corals if removal is not part of your weekly maintenance plan. Using macroalgae to outcompete the nuisance algae is a strategy seen in both freshwater and saltwater environments. Refugiums also exist in nature – we see them in them demonstrated in the Florida everglades and the negative impact that the near removal and destruction of the Everglades in 1940-1950 when a large developer attempted to fill the Everglades and build a massive city in its place. Without the macro algaes in the everglades, the Florida water ways would not have enough filtration and animals and reefs would have been destroyed. The everglades not only filter the water but also provide shelter to the largest biodiversity animal population in South East United States ×
Quick view Grape Caulerpa (Caulerpa racemosa) - MED COMMON NAME: Grape Caulerpa SCIENTIFIC NAME: Caulerpa racemosa SIZE AVAILABLE: ~grapefruit sized portion MINIMUM TANK SIZE: 20 gallons FOOD/DIET:... $9.99 $21.99 Out of stock Quick view Halimedia (Halimeda sp.) The Halimeda plant is found within warm tropical waters around the world. The beautiful green calcerous macro algae is also a nice decorative plant for the saltwater aquarium. Halimeda is also known as the money plant because the plants look like small... $2.99 $14.99 Add to Cart Quick view Mangrove Shoot (Rhizophora mangle) Mangrove Shoot (Rhizophora mangle) Mangroves can be planted in the sand, or in between rocks in any open topped aquarium. The roots will quickly take hold in either a sand substrate or in a live rock. Mangroves absorb nutrients from the water in order... $2.99 $19.34 Add to Cart Quick view Mermaid Fan (Udotea sp.) Saltwater Plant The Mermaid fan is a green calcareous algae that often used as a decorative plant. They are mostly found throughout the Caribbean. COMMON NAME: Mermaid Fan SCIENTIFIC NAME:Udotea sp. SIZE AVAILABLE: ~2-3 inches MINIMUM TANK SIZE:... $6.99 $12.08 Add to Cart Quick view Mexicana Macro Algae (Caulerpa Mexicana) COMMON NAME: Mexicana Macro Algae SCIENTIFIC NAME: Caulerpa Mexicana SIZE AVAILABLE: med size portion ~ softball size MINIMUM TANK SIZE: 20... $4.99 $15.71 Out of stock Quick view Ogo Macro Algae (Gracilaria parvispora) - Small Ogo Macro Algae (Gracilaria parvispora) - Small COMMON NAME: Ogo SCIENTIFIC NAME: Gracilaria parvispora SIZE AVAILABLE: small portion - approx baseball size ... $6.99 $15.71 Add to Cart Quick view Pink Baby Macro Algae - Small - Saltwater Marco Algae (Heterosiphonia gibbesii) Heterosiphonia gibbesii, is an amazing algae that will please any marine aquarists. Beautiful fluffy pink tufts grow in a bush shape, it looks soft like cotton candy. This algae comes ready to be mounted or glued to a frag plug or piece of small rock... $9.99 $29.98 Out of stock Quick view Red Dragon Macro Algae Beautiful Macro Algae $9.99 Out of stock Quick view Red Grape Tree Macro Algae (Botryocladia sp.) Red Grape Tree Macro Algae (Botryocladia sp.) COMMON NAME: Red Grape Tree SCIENTIFIC NAME: Botryocladia sp. SIZE AVAILABLE: ~4-6 inches MINIMUM TANK SIZE: 20 gallons FOOD/DIET: Nitrates CARE LEVEL: Moderately... $8.99 $15.71 Add to Cart Quick view Red Tree Gracilaria (Gracilaria sp) This algae is thicker and stockier than our regular gracilaria. It does not seem attract tangs like other algaes such as ogo or the finer variation of gracilaria. The Red Tree Gracilaria makes an attractive option for seahorses since it is sturdy enough... $4.99 $14.29 Add to Cart Quick view Rigid Coralline Algae Cluster - Saltwater Rigid Coralline Algae Clusters are Coralline Algae encrusted on a hard calcium base. These are great for seeding your tank with Coralline algae. COMMON NAME: Rigid Coralline Algae Cluster SIZE AVAILABLE:... $9.99 $10.99 Add to Cart 1 2 Macroalgae is a fantastic way to eliminate nitrates easily and naturally. Due to the reduced nitrates available, nuisance algae is starved out and will naturally be reduced. Macro Algae can be housed inside or outside of the display tank. Stem plants like shaving brushes, halimedia & mermaid fans are great options for planting macro algaes within the tank. Red Grape Macroalgae also works great as it will attach to rock & grows lush and beautiful. Algae like chaeto or grape caulerpa are best kept in a separate system which has its own light source. These types of plants can become invasive quickly and can smother slower growing corals if removal is not part of your weekly maintenance plan. Using macroalgae to outcompete the nuisance algae is a strategy seen in both freshwater and saltwater environments. Refugiums also exist in nature – we see them in them demonstrated in the Florida everglades and the negative impact that the near removal and destruction of the Everglades in 1940-1950 when a large developer attempted to fill the Everglades and build a massive city in its place. Without the macro algaes in the everglades, the Florida water ways would not have enough filtration and animals and reefs would have been destroyed. The everglades not only filter the water but also provide shelter to the largest biodiversity animal population in South East United States ×
Quick view Halimedia (Halimeda sp.) The Halimeda plant is found within warm tropical waters around the world. The beautiful green calcerous macro algae is also a nice decorative plant for the saltwater aquarium. Halimeda is also known as the money plant because the plants look like small... $2.99 $14.99 Add to Cart Quick view Mangrove Shoot (Rhizophora mangle) Mangrove Shoot (Rhizophora mangle) Mangroves can be planted in the sand, or in between rocks in any open topped aquarium. The roots will quickly take hold in either a sand substrate or in a live rock. Mangroves absorb nutrients from the water in order... $2.99 $19.34 Add to Cart Quick view Mermaid Fan (Udotea sp.) Saltwater Plant The Mermaid fan is a green calcareous algae that often used as a decorative plant. They are mostly found throughout the Caribbean. COMMON NAME: Mermaid Fan SCIENTIFIC NAME:Udotea sp. SIZE AVAILABLE: ~2-3 inches MINIMUM TANK SIZE:... $6.99 $12.08 Add to Cart Quick view Mexicana Macro Algae (Caulerpa Mexicana) COMMON NAME: Mexicana Macro Algae SCIENTIFIC NAME: Caulerpa Mexicana SIZE AVAILABLE: med size portion ~ softball size MINIMUM TANK SIZE: 20... $4.99 $15.71 Out of stock Quick view Ogo Macro Algae (Gracilaria parvispora) - Small Ogo Macro Algae (Gracilaria parvispora) - Small COMMON NAME: Ogo SCIENTIFIC NAME: Gracilaria parvispora SIZE AVAILABLE: small portion - approx baseball size ... $6.99 $15.71 Add to Cart Quick view Pink Baby Macro Algae - Small - Saltwater Marco Algae (Heterosiphonia gibbesii) Heterosiphonia gibbesii, is an amazing algae that will please any marine aquarists. Beautiful fluffy pink tufts grow in a bush shape, it looks soft like cotton candy. This algae comes ready to be mounted or glued to a frag plug or piece of small rock... $9.99 $29.98 Out of stock Quick view Red Dragon Macro Algae Beautiful Macro Algae $9.99 Out of stock Quick view Red Grape Tree Macro Algae (Botryocladia sp.) Red Grape Tree Macro Algae (Botryocladia sp.) COMMON NAME: Red Grape Tree SCIENTIFIC NAME: Botryocladia sp. SIZE AVAILABLE: ~4-6 inches MINIMUM TANK SIZE: 20 gallons FOOD/DIET: Nitrates CARE LEVEL: Moderately... $8.99 $15.71 Add to Cart Quick view Red Tree Gracilaria (Gracilaria sp) This algae is thicker and stockier than our regular gracilaria. It does not seem attract tangs like other algaes such as ogo or the finer variation of gracilaria. The Red Tree Gracilaria makes an attractive option for seahorses since it is sturdy enough... $4.99 $14.29 Add to Cart Quick view Rigid Coralline Algae Cluster - Saltwater Rigid Coralline Algae Clusters are Coralline Algae encrusted on a hard calcium base. These are great for seeding your tank with Coralline algae. COMMON NAME: Rigid Coralline Algae Cluster SIZE AVAILABLE:... $9.99 $10.99 Add to Cart 1 2 Macroalgae is a fantastic way to eliminate nitrates easily and naturally. Due to the reduced nitrates available, nuisance algae is starved out and will naturally be reduced. Macro Algae can be housed inside or outside of the display tank. Stem plants like shaving brushes, halimedia & mermaid fans are great options for planting macro algaes within the tank. Red Grape Macroalgae also works great as it will attach to rock & grows lush and beautiful. Algae like chaeto or grape caulerpa are best kept in a separate system which has its own light source. These types of plants can become invasive quickly and can smother slower growing corals if removal is not part of your weekly maintenance plan. Using macroalgae to outcompete the nuisance algae is a strategy seen in both freshwater and saltwater environments. Refugiums also exist in nature – we see them in them demonstrated in the Florida everglades and the negative impact that the near removal and destruction of the Everglades in 1940-1950 when a large developer attempted to fill the Everglades and build a massive city in its place. Without the macro algaes in the everglades, the Florida water ways would not have enough filtration and animals and reefs would have been destroyed. The everglades not only filter the water but also provide shelter to the largest biodiversity animal population in South East United States ×
Quick view Mangrove Shoot (Rhizophora mangle) Mangrove Shoot (Rhizophora mangle) Mangroves can be planted in the sand, or in between rocks in any open topped aquarium. The roots will quickly take hold in either a sand substrate or in a live rock. Mangroves absorb nutrients from the water in order... $2.99 $19.34 Add to Cart Quick view Mermaid Fan (Udotea sp.) Saltwater Plant The Mermaid fan is a green calcareous algae that often used as a decorative plant. They are mostly found throughout the Caribbean. COMMON NAME: Mermaid Fan SCIENTIFIC NAME:Udotea sp. SIZE AVAILABLE: ~2-3 inches MINIMUM TANK SIZE:... $6.99 $12.08 Add to Cart Quick view Mexicana Macro Algae (Caulerpa Mexicana) COMMON NAME: Mexicana Macro Algae SCIENTIFIC NAME: Caulerpa Mexicana SIZE AVAILABLE: med size portion ~ softball size MINIMUM TANK SIZE: 20... $4.99 $15.71 Out of stock Quick view Ogo Macro Algae (Gracilaria parvispora) - Small Ogo Macro Algae (Gracilaria parvispora) - Small COMMON NAME: Ogo SCIENTIFIC NAME: Gracilaria parvispora SIZE AVAILABLE: small portion - approx baseball size ... $6.99 $15.71 Add to Cart Quick view Pink Baby Macro Algae - Small - Saltwater Marco Algae (Heterosiphonia gibbesii) Heterosiphonia gibbesii, is an amazing algae that will please any marine aquarists. Beautiful fluffy pink tufts grow in a bush shape, it looks soft like cotton candy. This algae comes ready to be mounted or glued to a frag plug or piece of small rock... $9.99 $29.98 Out of stock Quick view Red Dragon Macro Algae Beautiful Macro Algae $9.99 Out of stock Quick view Red Grape Tree Macro Algae (Botryocladia sp.) Red Grape Tree Macro Algae (Botryocladia sp.) COMMON NAME: Red Grape Tree SCIENTIFIC NAME: Botryocladia sp. SIZE AVAILABLE: ~4-6 inches MINIMUM TANK SIZE: 20 gallons FOOD/DIET: Nitrates CARE LEVEL: Moderately... $8.99 $15.71 Add to Cart Quick view Red Tree Gracilaria (Gracilaria sp) This algae is thicker and stockier than our regular gracilaria. It does not seem attract tangs like other algaes such as ogo or the finer variation of gracilaria. The Red Tree Gracilaria makes an attractive option for seahorses since it is sturdy enough... $4.99 $14.29 Add to Cart Quick view Rigid Coralline Algae Cluster - Saltwater Rigid Coralline Algae Clusters are Coralline Algae encrusted on a hard calcium base. These are great for seeding your tank with Coralline algae. COMMON NAME: Rigid Coralline Algae Cluster SIZE AVAILABLE:... $9.99 $10.99 Add to Cart 1 2 Macroalgae is a fantastic way to eliminate nitrates easily and naturally. Due to the reduced nitrates available, nuisance algae is starved out and will naturally be reduced. Macro Algae can be housed inside or outside of the display tank. Stem plants like shaving brushes, halimedia & mermaid fans are great options for planting macro algaes within the tank. Red Grape Macroalgae also works great as it will attach to rock & grows lush and beautiful. Algae like chaeto or grape caulerpa are best kept in a separate system which has its own light source. These types of plants can become invasive quickly and can smother slower growing corals if removal is not part of your weekly maintenance plan. Using macroalgae to outcompete the nuisance algae is a strategy seen in both freshwater and saltwater environments. Refugiums also exist in nature – we see them in them demonstrated in the Florida everglades and the negative impact that the near removal and destruction of the Everglades in 1940-1950 when a large developer attempted to fill the Everglades and build a massive city in its place. Without the macro algaes in the everglades, the Florida water ways would not have enough filtration and animals and reefs would have been destroyed. The everglades not only filter the water but also provide shelter to the largest biodiversity animal population in South East United States ×
Quick view Mermaid Fan (Udotea sp.) Saltwater Plant The Mermaid fan is a green calcareous algae that often used as a decorative plant. They are mostly found throughout the Caribbean. COMMON NAME: Mermaid Fan SCIENTIFIC NAME:Udotea sp. SIZE AVAILABLE: ~2-3 inches MINIMUM TANK SIZE:... $6.99 $12.08 Add to Cart Quick view Mexicana Macro Algae (Caulerpa Mexicana) COMMON NAME: Mexicana Macro Algae SCIENTIFIC NAME: Caulerpa Mexicana SIZE AVAILABLE: med size portion ~ softball size MINIMUM TANK SIZE: 20... $4.99 $15.71 Out of stock Quick view Ogo Macro Algae (Gracilaria parvispora) - Small Ogo Macro Algae (Gracilaria parvispora) - Small COMMON NAME: Ogo SCIENTIFIC NAME: Gracilaria parvispora SIZE AVAILABLE: small portion - approx baseball size ... $6.99 $15.71 Add to Cart Quick view Pink Baby Macro Algae - Small - Saltwater Marco Algae (Heterosiphonia gibbesii) Heterosiphonia gibbesii, is an amazing algae that will please any marine aquarists. Beautiful fluffy pink tufts grow in a bush shape, it looks soft like cotton candy. This algae comes ready to be mounted or glued to a frag plug or piece of small rock... $9.99 $29.98 Out of stock Quick view Red Dragon Macro Algae Beautiful Macro Algae $9.99 Out of stock Quick view Red Grape Tree Macro Algae (Botryocladia sp.) Red Grape Tree Macro Algae (Botryocladia sp.) COMMON NAME: Red Grape Tree SCIENTIFIC NAME: Botryocladia sp. SIZE AVAILABLE: ~4-6 inches MINIMUM TANK SIZE: 20 gallons FOOD/DIET: Nitrates CARE LEVEL: Moderately... $8.99 $15.71 Add to Cart Quick view Red Tree Gracilaria (Gracilaria sp) This algae is thicker and stockier than our regular gracilaria. It does not seem attract tangs like other algaes such as ogo or the finer variation of gracilaria. The Red Tree Gracilaria makes an attractive option for seahorses since it is sturdy enough... $4.99 $14.29 Add to Cart Quick view Rigid Coralline Algae Cluster - Saltwater Rigid Coralline Algae Clusters are Coralline Algae encrusted on a hard calcium base. These are great for seeding your tank with Coralline algae. COMMON NAME: Rigid Coralline Algae Cluster SIZE AVAILABLE:... $9.99 $10.99 Add to Cart 1 2 Macroalgae is a fantastic way to eliminate nitrates easily and naturally. Due to the reduced nitrates available, nuisance algae is starved out and will naturally be reduced. Macro Algae can be housed inside or outside of the display tank. Stem plants like shaving brushes, halimedia & mermaid fans are great options for planting macro algaes within the tank. Red Grape Macroalgae also works great as it will attach to rock & grows lush and beautiful. Algae like chaeto or grape caulerpa are best kept in a separate system which has its own light source. These types of plants can become invasive quickly and can smother slower growing corals if removal is not part of your weekly maintenance plan. Using macroalgae to outcompete the nuisance algae is a strategy seen in both freshwater and saltwater environments. Refugiums also exist in nature – we see them in them demonstrated in the Florida everglades and the negative impact that the near removal and destruction of the Everglades in 1940-1950 when a large developer attempted to fill the Everglades and build a massive city in its place. Without the macro algaes in the everglades, the Florida water ways would not have enough filtration and animals and reefs would have been destroyed. The everglades not only filter the water but also provide shelter to the largest biodiversity animal population in South East United States ×
Quick view Mexicana Macro Algae (Caulerpa Mexicana) COMMON NAME: Mexicana Macro Algae SCIENTIFIC NAME: Caulerpa Mexicana SIZE AVAILABLE: med size portion ~ softball size MINIMUM TANK SIZE: 20... $4.99 $15.71 Out of stock Quick view Ogo Macro Algae (Gracilaria parvispora) - Small Ogo Macro Algae (Gracilaria parvispora) - Small COMMON NAME: Ogo SCIENTIFIC NAME: Gracilaria parvispora SIZE AVAILABLE: small portion - approx baseball size ... $6.99 $15.71 Add to Cart Quick view Pink Baby Macro Algae - Small - Saltwater Marco Algae (Heterosiphonia gibbesii) Heterosiphonia gibbesii, is an amazing algae that will please any marine aquarists. Beautiful fluffy pink tufts grow in a bush shape, it looks soft like cotton candy. This algae comes ready to be mounted or glued to a frag plug or piece of small rock... $9.99 $29.98 Out of stock Quick view Red Dragon Macro Algae Beautiful Macro Algae $9.99 Out of stock Quick view Red Grape Tree Macro Algae (Botryocladia sp.) Red Grape Tree Macro Algae (Botryocladia sp.) COMMON NAME: Red Grape Tree SCIENTIFIC NAME: Botryocladia sp. SIZE AVAILABLE: ~4-6 inches MINIMUM TANK SIZE: 20 gallons FOOD/DIET: Nitrates CARE LEVEL: Moderately... $8.99 $15.71 Add to Cart Quick view Red Tree Gracilaria (Gracilaria sp) This algae is thicker and stockier than our regular gracilaria. It does not seem attract tangs like other algaes such as ogo or the finer variation of gracilaria. The Red Tree Gracilaria makes an attractive option for seahorses since it is sturdy enough... $4.99 $14.29 Add to Cart Quick view Rigid Coralline Algae Cluster - Saltwater Rigid Coralline Algae Clusters are Coralline Algae encrusted on a hard calcium base. These are great for seeding your tank with Coralline algae. COMMON NAME: Rigid Coralline Algae Cluster SIZE AVAILABLE:... $9.99 $10.99 Add to Cart 1 2 Macroalgae is a fantastic way to eliminate nitrates easily and naturally. Due to the reduced nitrates available, nuisance algae is starved out and will naturally be reduced. Macro Algae can be housed inside or outside of the display tank. Stem plants like shaving brushes, halimedia & mermaid fans are great options for planting macro algaes within the tank. Red Grape Macroalgae also works great as it will attach to rock & grows lush and beautiful. Algae like chaeto or grape caulerpa are best kept in a separate system which has its own light source. These types of plants can become invasive quickly and can smother slower growing corals if removal is not part of your weekly maintenance plan. Using macroalgae to outcompete the nuisance algae is a strategy seen in both freshwater and saltwater environments. Refugiums also exist in nature – we see them in them demonstrated in the Florida everglades and the negative impact that the near removal and destruction of the Everglades in 1940-1950 when a large developer attempted to fill the Everglades and build a massive city in its place. Without the macro algaes in the everglades, the Florida water ways would not have enough filtration and animals and reefs would have been destroyed. The everglades not only filter the water but also provide shelter to the largest biodiversity animal population in South East United States ×
Quick view Ogo Macro Algae (Gracilaria parvispora) - Small Ogo Macro Algae (Gracilaria parvispora) - Small COMMON NAME: Ogo SCIENTIFIC NAME: Gracilaria parvispora SIZE AVAILABLE: small portion - approx baseball size ... $6.99 $15.71 Add to Cart Quick view Pink Baby Macro Algae - Small - Saltwater Marco Algae (Heterosiphonia gibbesii) Heterosiphonia gibbesii, is an amazing algae that will please any marine aquarists. Beautiful fluffy pink tufts grow in a bush shape, it looks soft like cotton candy. This algae comes ready to be mounted or glued to a frag plug or piece of small rock... $9.99 $29.98 Out of stock Quick view Red Dragon Macro Algae Beautiful Macro Algae $9.99 Out of stock Quick view Red Grape Tree Macro Algae (Botryocladia sp.) Red Grape Tree Macro Algae (Botryocladia sp.) COMMON NAME: Red Grape Tree SCIENTIFIC NAME: Botryocladia sp. SIZE AVAILABLE: ~4-6 inches MINIMUM TANK SIZE: 20 gallons FOOD/DIET: Nitrates CARE LEVEL: Moderately... $8.99 $15.71 Add to Cart Quick view Red Tree Gracilaria (Gracilaria sp) This algae is thicker and stockier than our regular gracilaria. It does not seem attract tangs like other algaes such as ogo or the finer variation of gracilaria. The Red Tree Gracilaria makes an attractive option for seahorses since it is sturdy enough... $4.99 $14.29 Add to Cart Quick view Rigid Coralline Algae Cluster - Saltwater Rigid Coralline Algae Clusters are Coralline Algae encrusted on a hard calcium base. These are great for seeding your tank with Coralline algae. COMMON NAME: Rigid Coralline Algae Cluster SIZE AVAILABLE:... $9.99 $10.99 Add to Cart 1 2 Macroalgae is a fantastic way to eliminate nitrates easily and naturally. Due to the reduced nitrates available, nuisance algae is starved out and will naturally be reduced. Macro Algae can be housed inside or outside of the display tank. Stem plants like shaving brushes, halimedia & mermaid fans are great options for planting macro algaes within the tank. Red Grape Macroalgae also works great as it will attach to rock & grows lush and beautiful. Algae like chaeto or grape caulerpa are best kept in a separate system which has its own light source. These types of plants can become invasive quickly and can smother slower growing corals if removal is not part of your weekly maintenance plan. Using macroalgae to outcompete the nuisance algae is a strategy seen in both freshwater and saltwater environments. Refugiums also exist in nature – we see them in them demonstrated in the Florida everglades and the negative impact that the near removal and destruction of the Everglades in 1940-1950 when a large developer attempted to fill the Everglades and build a massive city in its place. Without the macro algaes in the everglades, the Florida water ways would not have enough filtration and animals and reefs would have been destroyed. The everglades not only filter the water but also provide shelter to the largest biodiversity animal population in South East United States ×
Quick view Pink Baby Macro Algae - Small - Saltwater Marco Algae (Heterosiphonia gibbesii) Heterosiphonia gibbesii, is an amazing algae that will please any marine aquarists. Beautiful fluffy pink tufts grow in a bush shape, it looks soft like cotton candy. This algae comes ready to be mounted or glued to a frag plug or piece of small rock... $9.99 $29.98 Out of stock Quick view Red Dragon Macro Algae Beautiful Macro Algae $9.99 Out of stock Quick view Red Grape Tree Macro Algae (Botryocladia sp.) Red Grape Tree Macro Algae (Botryocladia sp.) COMMON NAME: Red Grape Tree SCIENTIFIC NAME: Botryocladia sp. SIZE AVAILABLE: ~4-6 inches MINIMUM TANK SIZE: 20 gallons FOOD/DIET: Nitrates CARE LEVEL: Moderately... $8.99 $15.71 Add to Cart Quick view Red Tree Gracilaria (Gracilaria sp) This algae is thicker and stockier than our regular gracilaria. It does not seem attract tangs like other algaes such as ogo or the finer variation of gracilaria. The Red Tree Gracilaria makes an attractive option for seahorses since it is sturdy enough... $4.99 $14.29 Add to Cart Quick view Rigid Coralline Algae Cluster - Saltwater Rigid Coralline Algae Clusters are Coralline Algae encrusted on a hard calcium base. These are great for seeding your tank with Coralline algae. COMMON NAME: Rigid Coralline Algae Cluster SIZE AVAILABLE:... $9.99 $10.99 Add to Cart 1 2 Macroalgae is a fantastic way to eliminate nitrates easily and naturally. Due to the reduced nitrates available, nuisance algae is starved out and will naturally be reduced. Macro Algae can be housed inside or outside of the display tank. Stem plants like shaving brushes, halimedia & mermaid fans are great options for planting macro algaes within the tank. Red Grape Macroalgae also works great as it will attach to rock & grows lush and beautiful. Algae like chaeto or grape caulerpa are best kept in a separate system which has its own light source. These types of plants can become invasive quickly and can smother slower growing corals if removal is not part of your weekly maintenance plan. Using macroalgae to outcompete the nuisance algae is a strategy seen in both freshwater and saltwater environments. Refugiums also exist in nature – we see them in them demonstrated in the Florida everglades and the negative impact that the near removal and destruction of the Everglades in 1940-1950 when a large developer attempted to fill the Everglades and build a massive city in its place. Without the macro algaes in the everglades, the Florida water ways would not have enough filtration and animals and reefs would have been destroyed. The everglades not only filter the water but also provide shelter to the largest biodiversity animal population in South East United States ×
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Quick view Red Grape Tree Macro Algae (Botryocladia sp.) Red Grape Tree Macro Algae (Botryocladia sp.) COMMON NAME: Red Grape Tree SCIENTIFIC NAME: Botryocladia sp. SIZE AVAILABLE: ~4-6 inches MINIMUM TANK SIZE: 20 gallons FOOD/DIET: Nitrates CARE LEVEL: Moderately... $8.99 $15.71 Add to Cart Quick view Red Tree Gracilaria (Gracilaria sp) This algae is thicker and stockier than our regular gracilaria. It does not seem attract tangs like other algaes such as ogo or the finer variation of gracilaria. The Red Tree Gracilaria makes an attractive option for seahorses since it is sturdy enough... $4.99 $14.29 Add to Cart Quick view Rigid Coralline Algae Cluster - Saltwater Rigid Coralline Algae Clusters are Coralline Algae encrusted on a hard calcium base. These are great for seeding your tank with Coralline algae. COMMON NAME: Rigid Coralline Algae Cluster SIZE AVAILABLE:... $9.99 $10.99 Add to Cart 1 2 Macroalgae is a fantastic way to eliminate nitrates easily and naturally. Due to the reduced nitrates available, nuisance algae is starved out and will naturally be reduced. Macro Algae can be housed inside or outside of the display tank. Stem plants like shaving brushes, halimedia & mermaid fans are great options for planting macro algaes within the tank. Red Grape Macroalgae also works great as it will attach to rock & grows lush and beautiful. Algae like chaeto or grape caulerpa are best kept in a separate system which has its own light source. These types of plants can become invasive quickly and can smother slower growing corals if removal is not part of your weekly maintenance plan. Using macroalgae to outcompete the nuisance algae is a strategy seen in both freshwater and saltwater environments. Refugiums also exist in nature – we see them in them demonstrated in the Florida everglades and the negative impact that the near removal and destruction of the Everglades in 1940-1950 when a large developer attempted to fill the Everglades and build a massive city in its place. Without the macro algaes in the everglades, the Florida water ways would not have enough filtration and animals and reefs would have been destroyed. The everglades not only filter the water but also provide shelter to the largest biodiversity animal population in South East United States ×
Quick view Red Tree Gracilaria (Gracilaria sp) This algae is thicker and stockier than our regular gracilaria. It does not seem attract tangs like other algaes such as ogo or the finer variation of gracilaria. The Red Tree Gracilaria makes an attractive option for seahorses since it is sturdy enough... $4.99 $14.29 Add to Cart Quick view Rigid Coralline Algae Cluster - Saltwater Rigid Coralline Algae Clusters are Coralline Algae encrusted on a hard calcium base. These are great for seeding your tank with Coralline algae. COMMON NAME: Rigid Coralline Algae Cluster SIZE AVAILABLE:... $9.99 $10.99 Add to Cart 1 2 Macroalgae is a fantastic way to eliminate nitrates easily and naturally. Due to the reduced nitrates available, nuisance algae is starved out and will naturally be reduced. Macro Algae can be housed inside or outside of the display tank. Stem plants like shaving brushes, halimedia & mermaid fans are great options for planting macro algaes within the tank. Red Grape Macroalgae also works great as it will attach to rock & grows lush and beautiful. Algae like chaeto or grape caulerpa are best kept in a separate system which has its own light source. These types of plants can become invasive quickly and can smother slower growing corals if removal is not part of your weekly maintenance plan. Using macroalgae to outcompete the nuisance algae is a strategy seen in both freshwater and saltwater environments. Refugiums also exist in nature – we see them in them demonstrated in the Florida everglades and the negative impact that the near removal and destruction of the Everglades in 1940-1950 when a large developer attempted to fill the Everglades and build a massive city in its place. Without the macro algaes in the everglades, the Florida water ways would not have enough filtration and animals and reefs would have been destroyed. The everglades not only filter the water but also provide shelter to the largest biodiversity animal population in South East United States ×
Quick view Rigid Coralline Algae Cluster - Saltwater Rigid Coralline Algae Clusters are Coralline Algae encrusted on a hard calcium base. These are great for seeding your tank with Coralline algae. COMMON NAME: Rigid Coralline Algae Cluster SIZE AVAILABLE:... $9.99 $10.99 Add to Cart 1 2
