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Gorgeous fan CF, best of luck with it.

Originally Posted by spanko That looked like it should have hurt! Nope, sometimes they line up just to get in the flow, they also hang onto the spraybar at the opposite end of the tank.

My response to strong current, this is my tank and explanation. http://youtube.com/watch?v=-Vfj7gPlWgU

Although, LA says temp range 72-78, keep them at the lower end 72, they are deep water horses, and have been kept with better success at lower temps, good luck, and keep us updated. Originally Posted by Sherry13 I almost bought some of those Kudas. I saw they were on sale, decided to wait a few...

Congrats! Although I provide rotifers right from the start, your fry can safely go without food for up to 24 hrs.

Sorry to hear they came in such bad shape, good luck with the remaining one, sorry I missed the part about 1200 being the return.

I'm a believer in strong flow with "quiet" areas, but don't you think a 1200 to be bit strong Kevin? Is there much turbulence when you tested it? BTW, good luck with your new charges.

Originally Posted by Koi Lady Looks like the darker one is female and the pale one a male. Gorgeous pair. Good luck with them. Dittto, enjoy.

So sorry to hear, especially on your birthday. I had that happen with my first brood, now I use very fine sponges.

Pipefish by nature eat pods, some can be weaned over to BS and frozen mysis, and some can't. Good luck with your pipe.

Suzy, your tank is drop dead gorgeous, what do you have for lighting?

When using super glue, make sure you get the gel form, and it is completely safe.

Originally Posted by TeresaQ yes from what I have been reading latley, people have been having problems keeping kellogi. I agree with the lower temps, keep them in the lowwwww 70s. It prob would not hur to worm them either. they are prob net or pen raised. Teresa People having been having...

All seahorses will change color, from change of surroundings, courting or for any good reason. My seahorses have been brown, white, silver and orange.

Their survival rate is better at lowere temps 72.