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Caloglossa is a genus of red to brown red algae that grows in water, from marine coasts to brackish estuaries and freshwater. It is grown mainly in aquariums, where it needs a steady supply of water and moderate light.
Caloglossa is a genus of algae in the Delesseriaceae.
Caloglossa is a common genus worldwide, and is distributed in littoral zones from tropical to temperate waters. They can grow in habitats of varying salinity, and may be found growing on stones on marine coasts, in brackish estuaries, epiphytically in saltmarsh and mangrove habitat, and in total freshwater areas.
The genus sees use in aquascaping and may be found in the aquarium trade. One species in particular, Caloglossa cf. beccarii, is popular as it exhibits a variety of colors and is easy to cultivate.
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