Macro Algae and Mangroves for Reef Aquariums

Enhance the natural filtration of your reef aquarium with our selection of live macroalgae and mangroves . Essential living organisms for refugium, nutrient control, and marine biodiversity.

Macro Algae for Refugium

• Chaetomorpha (Chaeto) : Filamentous algae ideal for refugium
• Caulerpa : Decorative and filtering algae
• Natural absorption of nitrates and phosphates
• Rapid and easy growth
• Habitat for beneficial microfauna
• Water oxygenation

Mangroves - Natural Filtration

• Mangrove : Filtering marine plant
• Roots absorb excess nutrients
• Slow and stable growth
• Unique natural aesthetic
• Perfect for refugiums and decanters

Live Marine Phytoplankton

• 500ml bottle : Concentrated live culture
• Filter feeder coral food
• Essential for invertebrates and larvae
• Stimulates copepod growth
• Improves coral color and health

Live Copepods - Zooplankton

• 500ml bottle : Live Zooplankton
• Natural food for fish
• Establishes a self-sufficient population
• Essential for mandarins and anthias
• Cleans debris and algae

Advantages of Macroalgae

• Natural and effective biological filtration
• Nitrate and phosphate reduction
• Control of unwanted algae
• Habitat for beneficial microfauna
• Increased oxygenation of the water
• Natural pH stabilization

Installation in Refugium

• 24/7 lighting or reverse cycle recommended
• Moderate water circulation
• Regular harvesting for nutrient export
• Sufficient space for growth
• Compatible with all reef systems

Why a Refugium?

• Refuge area for microfauna
• Natural filtration without chemicals
• Continuous production of copepods
• Water parameter stability
• Increased biodiversity in the system

Maintenance and Servicing

• Harvest macroalgae every 2-4 weeks
• Remove excess portions
• Occasional cleaning of mangrove roots
• Regular addition of phytoplankton and copepods
• Growth and health monitoring

Please consult our shipping policy for the delivery of your live organisms.

Create a natural refugium with our macroalgae and live organisms. Biological filtration, biodiversity, balanced reef.