PyroFarms Blue Light Special

At PyroFarms, we’re passionate about sharing the wonder of bioluminescence, and we’re thrilled t...

This beautiful glass sphere is home to 10 Hawaiian Red Shrimp

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Both humans and bioluminescent phytoplankton, like PyroDinos, follow a natural internal clock, known as the circadian rhythm.

You have to have darkness to see the light.

An unforgettable experience that blends the mystery of the deep sea with the wonder of bioluminescence.

KPassionate is a marine biologist who works with marine mammals and loves animals, wildlife, and ...

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Students at Brown University used PyroDinos (bioluminescent phytoplankton) to display wave flow in a tank

Solar Biopanels - cleverly merging microalgae and photovoltaic cells into a unified, groundbreaking system

This video will guide you on feeding your PyroDinos to ensure they thrive and mesmerize you with their beautiful bioluminescence

Biologist and photographer, Desi Morrison unveiled a stunning collection of microscopic images featuring our PyroDinos

PyroFarms will be on hand to showcase the bioluminescent phytoplankton, a living organism that produces light when agitated.

If you want to create artificial seawater to grow more PyroDinos, PyroFarms can help. Here is a simple set of instructions to guide you through the process.

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Get ready to embark on a mesmerizing journey into the world of bioluminescence!

These plankton are always present in ocean waters but only sometime produce a 'bloom' where they grow rapidly in a short period of time.

Bioluminescence occurs in marine and terrestrial environments, serving various purposes

There are three main types of plankton in the ocean: phytoplankton, zooplankton, and bacterioplankton

Bioluminescence occurs all over the planet. Here are some of the best places to encounter this phenomena in nature

The salt and minerals in seawater can help to remove dirt, oils and impurities
from the skin, leaving it feeling refreshed and clean

Climate change is not a matter of opinion or political ideology, but a scientific fact.

Hint - One of the ways to reduce your carbon footprint is to grow microalgae.

6:00pm December 18th, 2022 at WestBrew Vista.  PyroFarms and WestBrew will host a Beer + Bioluminescence event.

Learn more about this awesome glowing algae. Grow More - Glow More - Know More

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