Please help ID!

Can anyone ID the red and orange plant like thing growning on my rock. I can't find anything on the internet about it! Thanks, Carmen

 

I could be wrong but isn't that a fire furn?

 

Thanks for the quick reply. I believe that's it.

 

pics of my fire fern and flame algae

 

wheres the flame angle? thats a royal gramma. well i re read it. my mistake

 

how do you delete one of your own posts?

 

Red Gracilaria Feeding Algae - Aquacultured (Gracilaria sp.) QUICK STATS Care Level: Moderate Temperament: Peaceful Reef Compatible: Yes Lighting: Moderate Waterflow: Medium Water Conditions: 72-78° F, dKH 8-12, sg 1.023-1.025, pH 8.1-8.4 Color Form: Red Supplements: Magnesium, Trace Elements, Iron Origin: Aquacultured - USA Family: Gracilariaceae + View larger image Red Gracilaria Algae is a reddish transparent algae that is a natural food source for all herbivorous fish. This live food will provide the proper nutrition for many species of plant eating marine fish. Sold by the bag that contains about 4 cups of algae, your tangs and angels will go crazy over this algae. This feeding algae is in small 1-4" pieces that may be placed directly in the aquarium fed in a similar fashion to flake foods.
Gracilaria algae may also be grown in the invertebrate or reef aquarium as long as the algae is not disturbed by fish or invertebrates. Anchor the algae between the rockwork of the aquarium, and the algae will take root and start to grow if it is given proper lighting and water conditions.
Provide moderate flow and lighting with the supplement of Iron, Magnesium and Trace elements. High levels of phosphates or nitrates will inhibit the growth of these algae.

 

Thats Porphyra sp. in the first pic, the name of the second slips my memory right now... Maybe John can ID it.... Start searching Rhodophyta, thats the scientific way of saying "Red Algae".

Heres a pic of my Porphyra...