Ornamental Macro Algae for sale

[AdrianBryce]

Need to trim back the macros. These will last less than an hour in a tank with tangs or rabbitfish, just fyi. I know I can't be the only one around with nanos.

Dragon's Breath - $20 ~ 2-3 inches

Caulerpa Prolifera - $5 ~ 7-10 inches

Organism's Red Spot - $20 ~ 2-3 inches

Red Grape Macro - $10 ~ 1-2 inches - Sold out for now

Blood Red Halymenia - $10 ~ 2-3 inches

Red Dictyota (bushy growth form) - $5 ~ small clump Sold out for now (can become invasive if not kept in check.)

 

[Pickupman66]

Adrienne, those are VERY nice. I would love some, and I think my tang patrol would love it even more. I love them but they dont need to eat that well. I love that red dragons breath though.

 

[AdrianBryce]

Thanks man, it is way brighter in person, that is an unedited photo from the top down and the lights are glaring badly in the picture.

By the way, I do have some of red grape caulerpa despite what it says. which is not really caulerpa fwiw

 

[commonstranger]

Nice stuff Adrian

 

[AdrianBryce]

Thanks Rhett.

 

[Mikeyjer]

Very kewl Algae!!!! I can't have any, got some growing in my tank before and my tangs ate them down like a salad buffet. Even on the last reef2go order I bought those brush things to put in the sandbed, my tangs gobble those up in a week.

 

[AdrianBryce]

Yeah, these are best suited for nano and predator tanks. or display refugiums.

 

[commodore]

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Adrian - Which ones are easiest to grow, attractive but not invasive?

 

[AdrianBryce]

Sent you a pm.

 

[atlantisaquari]

just wondering. do frags of these survive well. i thought some have to come up from there "root" just wondering how that works .

 

[AdrianBryce]

all but the caulerpa is just clipped from the end of the macro, then you rubber band it to a rock. after a month or so they begin to form holdfasts on the rock. The caulerpa is pulled up by the runners and cut. it forms "roots", but are easily transplanted.

I have stocked another tank with clippings from my display. They are very hardy and grow fast.

 

[ZachB]

Very cool looking algae. What kind of lighting is it under?

 

[AdrianBryce]

Thanks, zach. It is under T5s.

 

[NeedBiggerTank]

I don't have any tangs, but do have lots of hermits. Will they eat these aglaes? I had halmedia (money plant) on my live rock - all gone now. Bought two bottle brushes - both mowed down and eaten. Would love some macro in my display (other than my hair algae) - but need something not tasty to the hermits.

 

[AdrianBryce]

These are hermit safe, I have 5 in a 20L with no problems.

 

[AdrianBryce]

bump.

 

[atbathompson]

Hi,

I know this is an old post, but I am very interested.. If you have any macros you would ship, please let me know... I need some for my sh tank. You can PM me if possible. Thanks

 

[AdrianBryce]

pm sent

 

[NeveSSL]

I'm thinking about doing some dwarf seahorses. I may have to hit you up for some of these a little later.

Brandon

 

[AdrianBryce]

It'll be about a month before I have more grown out. But, I also have some stuff growing that I haven't released yet. Very cools stuff.