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Thank you! I just might stick with my first plan to get larger ones , but if I change my mind again or have more questions I'll be sure to ask.

So would you recommend just getting larger horses because its easier?

I'm assuming that these are different horses because some sites say that pygmies are smaller and then some say "dwarf, or pygmy seahorses..."

I am thinking that instead of a regular seahorse tank, I might just get a 10 gallon dwarf seahorse tank with a large breeding herd. I would have lots of macro algae and some gorgonian coral. I would need a brine shrimp hatchery though. Do you think that I could keep them in 2 two liter soda...

Thank you! I think that'm stll going to have a 90 gallon, but that will be a reef tank not a reef and seahorse tank. Once that is up and running I plan to get a 60 gallon seahorse only tank where they will have a sufficient size tank and I won't need to worry about tank mates or the pretty...

Thanks for all the input! I decided that with my others tanks, I just don't have the room! It's ok though I'm happy with my current tanks.

Thank you. Funny that you have seahorses because I have beenlooking into a seahorse and pipefish tank that is also a reef as well as this FOWLR tank. I have a few questions on my other thread if you want to check it out. Thanks again!

I plan to get this tank as well as a reef tank with seahorses and pipefish I had a few questions about that as well on another thread I posted if you want to help answer that too...

So I don't get the shark and ray AND cut list in half or don't get the shark and ray OR cut the list in half?

I just found a boston bean cowfish online and it is sooooo cute and its reef safe. The description said its slow and small and does best with other peaceful and slow fish! What do you think about keeping one with seahorses?

OK thanks what if I wanted a 300 gallon what should/can I not get?

I thought I said how big it was? Oh well, it will be 90 gallon and hexagonal. I hope, I found a tank for sale like this, but I want to finish research before I get it and I hope they don't sell it!!!

Eventually, I am going to set up a seahorse and pipe fish tank. It will also be a reef tank (but no stinging coral of course!) and I need your opinion on some things: Are all species of pipe fish and seahorse compatible or are there certain ones that I cant mix? If I have 2 of the same kind will...

EDIT: NO camel cowfish I decided! (im new to this site and don't know how or if i can edit my post)

I know "the bigger the better" and I'm not asking a minimum size, but what size tank would you recommend for a stock list as follows: Regal angelfish Humu Picasso Triggerfish Clown Triggerfish Undulate Triggerfish Dogface Pufferfish Porcupine Pufferfish Papuan Toby Pufferfish longhorn Cowfish...

Thank You! I have another question on my other thread I need help with.

Would a cortez ray be smaller than a californian round? How big do both get some places say 10" diameter and others say 24"?!?!?! BIG DIFFERENCE!!! Please I need some answers!!!

I'm setting up a 200 gallon FOWLR tank with some messy eaters like triggers, puffers, and eels. I am needing to know what filtration I should use like would a canister filter and/or protein skimmer of appropriate power be enough filtration and would it create enough circulation or would I need...

I have read a lot about the californian round stingray but it's size is unclear. Some places say up to 10 inches in diameter and some say 24 inches in diameter. Big difference! What do you think the average is in captivity full grown?

I found a picture on the internet and it's a stingray tank. It is a plywood tank with dimensions of 6 feet long, 3 feet wide and 15 inches tall. It's a rectangle, but a lot of people keep stingrays in rectangle tanks right or is that not ok? would this still be big enough for 2-3 california...