PyroFarms Blue Light Special

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

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

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.

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

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.

Bioluminescent algae blooms in San Diego have become more common in recent years.

When used in bioreactors, algae is 400 times more efficient than a tree at removing CO2 from the atmosphere.

There are three main protocols for reviving an overgrown Bio-Orb.

It is a memorable night on the beach when PyroFarms brings 40 gallons of bioluminescent algae

Here is a large bubble floating to the top of a large acrylic cylinder filled with PyroDinos:

 

In this short clip, dinoflagellates are being stirred while they are being filmed.

A new video concept using sound and natural bioluminescence.

a bioluminescent light response from sound

PyroDino dinoflagellates are a species known as Pyrocystis fusiformis. Yes our company (PyroFarms) was named after our ‘dinos’ and not just our propensity for starting fires.

NewWave video

After over five years of patient waiting, a bioluminescent red tide has decided to return to San Diego.

GYOD: Grow Your Own Dinos.  Dinoflagellates can be grown in most any clean clear container

An algae bloom on Lake Ponchartrain was spotted by a NASA satellite in a newly released image.

Three simple items are important for the care of dinoflagellate 'PyroDino' cultures