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post #1 of 21
9/24/11 at 9:38pm
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post #2 of 21
9/25/11 at 1:26am

Awesome sea horse absolutely amazing.

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post #3 of 21
9/25/11 at 5:30am

Beautiful T - they are getting real big.  Everytime I see these guys I think of setting up a tank.

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post #4 of 21
9/25/11 at 5:59am
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These are three little girls left in the baby tank. this batch it mostly males.

 

Rainbow-these are some of the babies I raised. Look thru my posts.

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post #5 of 21
9/25/11 at 6:02am

Nice

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post #6 of 21
9/25/11 at 6:36am

 

So beautiful and what an accomplishment. thumbsup.gif   What is creating all the pretty color in the background?


Edited by Flower - 9/25/11 at 7:05am
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post #7 of 21
9/25/11 at 6:39am

How pretty.  Isn't great when you can raise some one your own.  I'm so looking forward to doing it again

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post #8 of 21
9/25/11 at 6:42am
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HAHA Flower, that's just red tissue paper I put on the back.

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post #9 of 21
9/25/11 at 7:04am
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HAHA Flower, that's just red tissue paper I put on the back.



LOL...I thought it was a fake plant or some cool coral or macro. It did make the sea horse stand out in the picture...good job.

 

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post #10 of 21
9/25/11 at 7:54am
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LOL...I thought it was a fake plant or some cool coral or macro. It did make the sea horse stand out in the picture...good job.

 

+1
 

 

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post #11 of 21
9/25/11 at 3:32pm
They look beautiful, T. How big are they now?
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post #12 of 21
9/25/11 at 3:54pm
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The girls are any where from 3 1/2 to 4 1/2 inches.  There are a few males that are 5 to 6 inches.

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post #13 of 21
9/25/11 at 3:59pm

That is awesome!

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post #14 of 21
9/25/11 at 5:10pm

You should be very proud T - these guys came from tiny little fry and you raised them to healthy beautiful specimens - good for you

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post #15 of 21
9/25/11 at 5:13pm
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thanks everyone. I need to do a water change tomorrow and clean the glass. I will get some more pics if you want. lol.

T

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post #16 of 21
9/25/11 at 5:15pm

Looking great!!!!   

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post #17 of 21
9/25/11 at 5:51pm
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thanks everyone. I need to do a water change tomorrow and clean the glass. I will get some more pics if you want. lol.

T



We always like pictures T

 

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post #18 of 21
9/25/11 at 8:00pm

Definitely! 

 

 

....OK, I know that little girl number two is on the list.  Michelle loves that one already.  Now I just need to decide between number one, or number three.

 

 

If I could get four horses in that tank, I would in a heartbeat.  But I think three is the limit.

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post #19 of 21
9/26/11 at 5:42am
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Definitely! 

 

 

....OK, I know that little girl number two is on the list.  Michelle loves that one already.  Now I just need to decide between number one, or number three.

 

 

If I could get four horses in that tank, I would in a heartbeat.  But I think three is the limit.



I had 4 erectus, 2 yellow clown gobies, 1 Hectors goby and 5 peppermint shrimp... in my 30g without a single problem...you have 37g...I would think you can do 4 SHs.

 

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post #20 of 21
9/26/11 at 8:23am

Possibly, but I'm going to keep it dialed back.  After all, there are two mandarins in here right now, and when the 110 is reinstalled the mandarins will be moved and replaced with a pair of purple firefish, an ORA spotted mandarin, and possibly a small sand goby. 

 

If I DO move up to four horses I'll probably want to wait a bit anyway for the biofilter to stabilize.  As it stands, I'm sure the addition of two new waste factories is going to put a small burden on the system for a little while.....

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