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- Chaeto (Chaetomorpha aerea) – Complete Care Guide | Reeflings
Chaetomorpha aerea, commonly known as Chaeto or Spaghetti Algae, is a green macroalgae that is highly valued in the reefkeeping hobby for its nutrient export capabilities It is a fast-growing, filamentous algae that forms loose, tangled masses, resembling a ball of green spaghetti
- How To Care For Chaetomorpha - Bulk Reef Supply
Chaetomorpha, commonly known as Chaeto, is one of the most popular macroalgae choices for reef tank refugiums Its dense, green, fibrous structure allows it to absorb excess nutrients from the water, such as nitrates and phosphates, helping to maintain better water quality in your tank
- About Green Alga Chaetomorpha | Macroalgae | The Algae Lab . . .
Doug Allen (National Aquarium in Baltimore) is credited as being one of the first big proponents of the green alga Chaetomorpha (Family Cladophoraceae) as a refugium plant It has also been recommended often for use in Ecosystem Aquarium method filters
- Chaetomorpha Macroalgae – ReefUnderTheRoof
Frag Size ~ 2-3" Chaeto is a great addition to any refugium or display tank bringing color, diversity and uniqueness from the way it grows and forms (Live Coral, Saltwater, Frag, Marine, Red Macro Algae, Green Macro Algae, Plant, Reef, Refugium) All corals macroalgae will be shipped overnight via UPS Next Day Air
- Influences of dietary inclusion of algae Chaetomorpha aerea . . .
The present study was investigated to the sequel of dietary supplementation of algae (Chaetomorpha aerea) on growth, exploitation of food, haematological, immunological parameters and disease resistance against Aeromonas hydrophila in Labeo rohita for 28-days trial period
- Chaetomorpha aerea - Marine Biodiversity Portal of Bangladesh
Bright free and gregarious plants attached by a thin, subclavate basal cell with the edges of the disk-like structure known as fimbriation or base lobed Filaments straight, rigid, and slender in the base Sometimes up to 30 centimeters in height Green color caused by chlorophyll A and B
- Morphological and molecular discrimination of green . . .
In this paper, we tried morphological and molecular analyses to separate these two species C aerea and C linum can be distinguished from morphological characteritics, such as frond dimension, cells size and shape, their mean length width ratios (LWR), and cell walls constriction
- Economical probing of Chaetomorpha aerea seaweed biostimulant . . .
Current research breakdown explored the green seaweed Chaetomorpha aerea-based natural biostimulants as agricultural enhancers to improve the outputs of Arachis hypogaea
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