Halodule wrightii
Shoal grass
A thin-bladed seagrass that forms shallow underwater meadows, stabilizing sediment and providing habitat for marine life.
- Common Name
- Shoal grass
- Scientific Name
- Halodule wrightii
- Realm
- Saltwater
- Biome
- Marine Shore, Seagrass Meadow
- Date First Introduced
- December 10, 2023
Section Notes
Species reintroduced in June 15 2024 after going extinct in miniBIOTA due to the ecological collapse of February 2024
- Current Estimated Population
- 30
- Population Status
- Established
- Carrying Capacity Status
- Approaching Capacity
- Date Last Observed
- November 02, 2025
Section Notes
Currently no predation observed. Species seems to thrive.
- Trophic Level
- Producer
- Feeding Niche / Method
- Photosynthetic
- Dietary Inputs
- Sunlight
- Known Predators
- None Known
Section Notes
This species has a strong growth during the summer months and will shed most of it's leaves during the winter months.
- Lighting Requirements
- High
- Flow / Aeration Preference
- Low Flow
- System Reproduction Status
- Confirmed Breeding
- Growth Rate
- Moderate
Section Notes
Spread through vegetative growth via underground rhizomes
- Ecological Role
- Keystone Species
Biomes This Species Lives In
Follow this species across the habitats where it currently appears in the miniBIOTA biosphere.
