Codium "Dead Man's Fingers" Attached To Live Rock

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Codium, or "Dead Man's Fingers" is a hardy green macroalgae recognized for its thick finger-like branches and soft velvety texture. In nature it grows attached to rock or hard substrate in shallow coastal waters, forming dense clusters that sway gently in the current. When grown in aquariums it adds a natural reef appearance while also helping absorb excess nutrients from the water. It is an excellent choice for refugiums.

This listing is for codium attached to live rock. A live rock base makes it much easier to scape with! Small and large size available.

Difficulty	Easy
Light	Moderate–High (100–250 PAR) reef lighting or LED
Flow	Moderate
Water	1.024–1.026 salinity
Temperature	72–78°F

Still have questions? Read our Macroalgae Care Guide or contact us.

You will receive ~2" (small) or ~3–4" (large) of healthy codium macroalgae attached to live rock rubble, similar in size and appearance to the product photos.

All orders ship Mondays & Tuesdays to avoid weekend delays. Choose Standard Shipping (USPS Priority Mail or Ground Advantage) or Express Shipping (UPS Next Day Air) at checkout. Packages are insulated, with heat or ice packs included when needed.

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Is Codium reef-safe?

Yes. Codium is a fully reef-safe green macroalgae. It won't harm corals or invertebrates, and it helps absorb excess nutrients like nitrate and phosphate from your water.

What lighting does Codium need?

Moderate to high light, around 100–250 PAR from reef lighting or full-spectrum LED, with moderate flow. Salinity of 1.024–1.026 and temperatures of 72–78°F are ideal.

Why buy Codium attached to live rock?

The live rock base makes aquascaping much easier — you can place it directly in your display or refugium without needing to anchor a loose cutting.

How does live macroalgae ship?

All orders ship Monday or Tuesday to avoid weekend carrier delays, in insulated packaging with heat or ice packs included whenever temperatures call for it.

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