seaweed

"The turf algal communities of coralgal reefs are master primary producers in nutrient-poor seas. Composed of assemblages of many species of cyanobacteria, as well as red, green and brown algae, the filamentous turf algae with their high surface area to volume ratio are highly efficient at...

I recently went to a beach and clloected some seaweed and clams, n I put them in my saltwater tank with brine shrimps. However I found the clam deid this morning and in the enveing the water started become very cloudy. Is it bc of the clam or the seaweed? Should I take them out? ( I've take the...

In today's video Blaine heads into the farm and dives into the realm of Macroalgae in the saltwater industry. We get to check out some of the ways we utilize it throughout our facilities and then take a better look at some of our most popular strains here at TSA! Like any of the macroalgae you...

Hey R2R community! Just picked up my first tang (a beautiful juvenile Purple Tang). Seems to be settling into her new home just fine. I just was wondering how much Nori I should feed? I don’t want to over do it and I don’t want to “under do it” either. It’s the only fish I have that eats Nori...

I'm selling some of my String of Pearls algae again! So, if you're interested let me know by sending a PM! If you're still thinking about it but are unsure and have some questions, feel free to post in the discussion section of the ad. Any orders placed during the week will be shipped the...

This thread is for the general discussion of the classified ad String of Pearls Macro Algae (Coelarthrum sp.). For more information about this item, please click the link or ask a question in this thread. Please add to the discussion here.

Hello, R2R! Did you know that with proper care and nutrition, fish can live approximately 30 years in captivity? Not all fish carry the same nutritional needs, so it is important to feed your herbivores, omnivores and carnivores accordingly. Join in as we prepare a meal for Mango, our...

Hi all, I am a marine biologist and need some seaweed of the genus Asparagopsis sp. (Limu kohu) for my research. I wonder if any of you have cultures, or know where I could purchase it, as getting it from the sea is complicated nowadays. Thanks a lot!