Codium Macro Algae 2 Bunch 2"- 3" ea. Copepods Amphipods Dead Man's Fingers - $26 - (Okeechobee, FL)
Codium or Dead Man's Fingers Macro Algae Saltwater Macro Algae or Plants This listing is for 2 Bunch 2-3 inches square each like you see in the pics. Packed in water with insulation for the weather.Great for introducing into marine aquariums. As a nutrient exporter, it absorbs, or feeds on dissolved organic waste. This algae thrives on fish waste, nitrates, & phosphates. These dangerous biochemicals that we constantly strive to keep down in our saltwater aquariums, which are poison to our fish and invertebrates, are the food that this algae consumes. Thus it is a big contributor to maintaining a healthy aquarium system for our captive kept animals. So you can say it helps along with our protein skimmers to purify our water. Introducing this Codium macro algae is a natural way of maintaining good water quality for our corals also. Application: You can place this algae just about anywhere. Main tank or refugium. As long as it gets good light and water flow. You can glue this macro on rocks or wedge into crevice. Another benefit of having this Codium macro algae growing in our saltwater tank is that it is a haven for amphipods, copepods, mysid shrimp and snails, brittle stars, micro stars, and baby fish fry. Many small micro cleaning crew animals will set up nests in this lush algae. So growing this algae in your tank will promote the growth and well-being of the micro fauna, Zooplankton in your system. Here at the nursery we consider this hardy species of algae an asset when it comes to keeping pristine water quality in our fish, coral, and shrimp nursery tanks. Other benefits: By growing this macro algae in our systems, it out-competes other nuisance species like green hair algae and Cyano Bacteria (red slime) for the nutrients in the water. Thus this algae is great for keeping those unwanted destructive algae at bay or even non-existent in the tank over time. Keep in mind that the more light lumens it gets the faster and healthier it will grow. What we mean by ab…
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