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Saltwater Plants

Saltwater Plants ( aka macroalgae ) are a great natural way of maintaining the right balance in your aquarium. Besides being a natural way of keeping your aquarium clean, the marine plants ( macroalgae ) also provide a second important role, keeping your aquarium healthy. The addition of saltwater plants increases the availability of microscopic fauna, such as Copepod's and Amphipods. Both popular food for reef fish and seahorses that depend on all the sea plants for their survivability. With all these benefits its important for every marine aquarium to include macroalgae (saltwater plants). A simple advantage no marine ecosystem is complete without.

Special Note: Our Saltwater Plants ( aka macroalgae ) are quarantined, then placed in large vats NOT connected to any fish system, to avoid possible parasite or bacteria contamination. You can place our marine plants directly into your tank without worry.

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Green Grape Caulerpa

Green Grape Caulerpa, Aquacultured Caulerpa racemosa

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Green Grape Caulerpa, also referred to as Caulerpa racemosa is a warm water saltwater plant species we aquaculture that won’t shock from typical saltwater aquarium temperatures of 76 – 84 degrees. Found in sub-tropical Florida, as well as throughout the Caribbean. Used responsibly, Caulerpa racemosa can be ornamental additions to a display tank or help control the nutrient load of a large reef tank. Quite popular with aquarist's, many grow saltwater plants in their refugium, sump and in the aquarium itself.

Aquacultured Blue Hypnea

Blue Hypnea, Hypnea pannosa

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Aquacultured Blue Hypnea, also referred to as Hypnea pannosa, is a saltwater plant or algae that grows in very dense, matted clumps that loosely anchor to coarse substrates. A bright blue/green coloration with iridescent qualities. Most fish and invertebrates will leave this species alone. Hypnea pannosa algae is an excellent way to lower nitrates and phosphates in the aquarium. By placing in the tank, sump or refugium, the macroalgae absorbs phosphates and nitrates from the water, effectively lowering the excess nutrients in the saltwater.

Caulerpa Prolifera

Caulerpa Prolifera

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Caulerpa Prolifera is a strong nutrient exporter that grows exceptionally fast. A nearly indestructible saltwater plant, excellent for Seahorse tanks, hardy and easy to keep. Requires moderate lighting and some good substrate to grow in. Great for planting in reef tank aquariums. A warm water species we aquaculture that won’t shock from typical saltwater aquarium temperatures of 76 – 84 degrees. Used responsibly, Caulerpa Prolifera can be ornamental to a display tank and help control the nutrient load of a large reef tank.

Deadmans Fingers Plant

Deadmans Fingers Algae Plant, Codium

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The Deadmans Fingers, Codium decorticatum is an attractive ornamental saltwater plant that can be placed on live rock and other open spaces giving displays a mature, established appearance. The bold finger-like appearance, and simple care make Deadman Fingers plant a great finishing touch for aquariums, reef tanks, seahorse tanks or refugiums. A slow growing, sturdy saltwater plant that is somewhat buoyant, is havens for small fish and inverts. Another nice benefit is that it's one of only a few saltwater plants most herbivorous fish find NOT paletable.

Halimeda Plant

Halimeda, Cactus Algae Plant

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The Halimeda Plant is also known as the Cactus Algae Plant, or Money Plant. Though technically it is an saltwater algae plant its shape and growth patterns make it both visually appealing and a beneficial nutrient extractor for your saltwater tank. Studies have shown that with a good nutrition base this saltwater plant can actually double in size in 2-4 weeks. Due to this growth they can be used as a great nutrient extractor for your tank. Because it does grow using available calcium it can also serve as a good calcium and alkalinity test.

Shaving Hair Brush Plant

Shaving Hair Brush Plant

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The Shaving Brush Plant (Penicillus sp.) is a popular saltwater plant species amongst marine aquarium hobbyists both for its hardy nature and where it will work towards removing excess nutrients from the aquarium water. Named for its unique shape that looks similar to a shaving brush used for applying shaving cream, the Shaving Brush Plant can be used in either refugiums and sumps, or within the display aquarium. Like all saltwater plants, the Shaving Brush should be planted in the sand bed of the aquarium or refugium and provided moderate water flow.

PLEASE NOTE: We go to great lengths to treat, quarantine and remove any unwanted parasites, hitchhikers, and other organisms from our Macro Algae. However, we do not guarantee that this item is completely and totally free of anything unwanted. This is because sometimes spores, eggs, etc can remain viable but not visible, despite our strict quarantine procedure. As a result, we always recommend that you properly quarantine anything new that you are adding to your tank. Photos are representative of each species. Copyright ©2021 All rights reserved.