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How about 3 Musketeer names? Aramis, Athos, Porthos..or d'Artagnan (no musketeer, but quite a guy)

Another great bonus to having same gender seahorses (although they definitely need their own names!) is that you can say simply "the boys" or "the girls".

Thanks, All. I appreciate the backing, it does help quite a bit.

I am facing the realistic view of the situation, at this point. I guess I am not interested in taking a legal route. We can probably let it go with the statement that I don't have a lot of faith in our justice system, though I should at least see what precedence is. Oregon is not a common law...

All of the input (as well as the calm presentation!) is fantastic. I agree completely with the legal concensus. My point of view is quite mixed. On the one hand, to have a shared interest in real property, one should also have some equal risk. On the same hand, if a person works their living in...

Sorry, I should have said the yellow reidii are not my seahorses. Mine were dark, like yours. Fin (diesel) was the little one on the left and Sophia (loren) on the right. Two females.

I think what I am getting is that it really does boil down to an entirely morality/humanity vs legal/capital issue. The legal-ese replies have stated in favor of the note holder. The moral-ites have gone the middle ground. Both people are equal. That is very interesting, don't you think? Again...

If you have more photos, please do post them. ***)

I'm confused..are they in the divided 90 or a 10 gallon? I have to admit I scroll up and down looking at the two. I would guess they are very young and not a snap to --- at that size. At the length you have estimated (I know it's hard to catch them uncurled with your tape measure in hand!) they...

It seems to be that a fish's body form and coloring have much to do with compatibility. I try to avoid any mix that seems remotely iffy in this area. This is a very basic theory and sometimes can be proven wrong, but in the animal kingdom, it seems sensible.

Originally Posted by Dogstar legaly, no...but you said that that was not what you where asking....IMO, morally, yes.... One partner seemed to use/have half of what the other was buying/paying for. :thinking: Thank you for the word "morally", Dogstar. I guess that is the reaction that I'd like...

Originally Posted by TexasMetal Sounds like poop to me. I agree. If the horse eats too much too quickly, it may be that he is passing undigested food. He's a bit young to be carrying around old eggs, I think. I haven't heard of males having unexpelled eggs without big problems to go with them...

Hang on, let me call the ex-husband... Just kidding! I think that, yes, if an organism has nerve endings that produce a reaction to unpleasant stimulus, they feel "pain". Pain is a reaction by a living being to try to make the stimulus stop. Even the lowest life forms have this reflex, don't...

Despite the cost of living, have you noticed how it remains so popular?

Lovely. Thank you all for your replies, I appreciate it!

Life partner, in this instance, is hetero..either way, tho. Again, I just want to know what folks think about this. Not to the point of survivorship, just from the standpoint of contribution.

Okay, I need some input: I don't want legal advise to enter in, here, just gut feelings. If a couple consider themselves life partners, have been together for a substantial length of time, yada-yada..They buy a house, but only in one partners name. They both work to support this household, but...

Originally Posted by Seattle CUTE! Question I was considering a Sea-horse *forgot name*would it be ok with a tiny Sailfin Tang and 2 Clownfish? what should I feed it and what else would I need *This will got to a 125-gall* :joy: Seahorses and tangs are not a good mix, IMO. I tried once years...

I disagree on the flatworm suggestion. I think Barry may be right about the nudis..they seem a bit ruffley and colorful to be flatworms.

It would help to hear exact water readings. The SG may have been an issue, but I wouldn't think it would be a cause for sudden death, except with the inverts. Is there an ammonia reading? Also, have you done any water changes? Finally, in a brand new tank, don't try additives to fix problems...