Collections
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Acanthophora
Acanthophora are commonly called “prickly seaweeds” due to their rigid texture.
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Acetabularia
Very rarely available and very hard to keep, the Acerabularia genus features delicate green...
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All Macroalgae
All our macroalgae for sale! Macroalgae can spruce up any marine reef...
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Background Species
These species generally grow very tall and would be perfect as a...
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Beginner Species
These species are generally great for hobbyists new to the world of...
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Best Sellers
Our hand-picked favorites as well as the favorites of our customers!
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Botryocladia
Commonly called “grape” or “grapevine” algae, the Botryocladia genus is a popular and stunning...
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Bryothamnion
Rigid, serrated, and tough - the Bryothamnion genus is a beginner-friendly and slow-growing group...
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Calciferous Green Algae
Calciferous green algae most often grow up out of the sand bed...
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Carribbean Species
Algae native to the tropical waters of the Atlantic Ocean including Florida,...
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Caulerpa Species
Caulerpa species are the most prolific genus we are carry. Though easy to...
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Chaetomorpha
The most popular genus around for the common reefkeeper! Many species in the Chaetomorpha genus...
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Chlorodesmis
The Chlorodesmis genus is a group of turf algae species, creating large mats of...
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Chlorophyta (Green Algae)
Green algae often grow prolifically, adding a very naturalistic vegetative look to...
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Coelarthrum
Species in the Coelarthrum genus have a thallus made up of segmented, fluid-filled bladders,...
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Coelothrix
The Coelothrix genus grows in a matted clump of wire-like strands.
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Coralline Species
Calcified red macroalgae, most commonly referred to as “Coralline” algae, cover a...
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Cryptonemia
The Cryptonemia genus is often found growing in conjunction with sponges, gorgonians, and other...
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Dichotomaria
The Dichotomaria genus is similar to the Galaxaura genus, featuring flat, calcareous branches.
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Fluorescent Algae
These algae have fluorescent orange highlights under actinic lighting!
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Foreground Species
These species generally grow in a a much more compact structure -...
