Shoal grass

Halodule wrightii

A thin-bladed seagrass that forms shallow underwater meadows, stabilizing sediment and providing habitat for marine life.

First Recorded: December 10, 2023

Last Observed: October 04, 2025

Est. Population: 30

Record Created: September 25, 2025

Realm: Saltwater

Main Biome: Marine Shore, Seagrass Meadow

Trophic Role: Primary Producer

Feeding Niche: Sunlight

Known Predators: None Known

Currently: Successfully

Population Size: 30

First Recorded: December 10, 2023

Reproduction Notes: 1 entries

Status: Least Concern

Realm: Saltwater

Main Biome: Marine Shore, Seagrass Meadow

Population Size: 30

Conservation Notes: 1 entries

Total Comments: 0

Species Page: Shoal grass

Species reintroduced in June 15 2024 after going extinct in miniBIOTA due to the ecological collapse of February 2024

This species has a strong growth during the summer months and will shed most of it's leaves during the winter months.

spread through vegetative growth via underground rhizomes

Currently no predation observed. Species seems to thrive.

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