Collections
-
Gracilaria
The Gracilaria genus is one of our favorites for beginners! Most species feature branching,...
-
Haliptilon
The Haliptilon genus isn’t commonly available. Most species take on a growth pattern similar...
-
Heterosiphonia
A small, intricately-branching genus of macroalgae - Heterosiphonia is stunning, but also a tough...
-
Indo-Pacific Species
Algae native to the tropical waters of the Pacific Ocean, including Asia,...
-
Iridescent Blue Species
Many of these algae are within the Rhodophyta & Phaeophyta phyla - but...
-
Macroalgae Sampler Packs
Sampler packs are great for new hobbyists to begin their macroalgae collection!...
-
Marine Snails
These small snails will regularly clean small microalgae off of your macroalgae!
-
Mid-ground Species
These species don’t grow too tall - but aren’t short enough to...
-
Mushroom & Soft Corals
Soft corals pair beautifully with macroalgae!
-
Neomeris
Green, finger-like calcified stems give the Neomeris genus the common name of “finger” algae.
-
Neurymenia
Featuring flat, blade-like growth with serrated edges, the Neurymenia genus is absolutely stunning!
-
Non-Caulerpa Species
Chlorophytes not falling under the Caulerpa genus!
-
Penicillus
The Penicillus genus features a central thallus with frilly, green strands protruding out the...
-
Phaeophyta (Brown Algae)
Brown algae are seldom seen in the hobby due to most being...
-
Purple Species
Some algae in the Rhodophyta phylum take on a deep purple/maroon coloration!
-
Rhodophyta (Red Algae)
Rhodophyta, commonly known as red algae, make beautiful additions to any aquarium....
