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Since you've only had them for about two weeks they might still need time to adjust to new surroundings. All of mine took a few days to be comfortable enough to eat. If you think they are eating but aren't sure try giving them a generous amout of live brine shrimp.

Seahorses definately aren't difficult to care for at all. Just make they live by themselves and they have plenty of stuff to hang on to.

:help: :help: :help: :help: :help: :help: oKAY, I finally set up my 30g tank but have no idea how to decorate it. This tank is going to be a home for a family of four or five seahorses eventually(right now I have two in a different tank.) Any ideas as to what would look good?:cheer:

escape- I started out with 5 dwarf seahorses about 4 months before Hurricane Frances but they all died during that when my power was out for 10 days. I got a female about 3 months ago and recently added another female. They are in a 10 gallon with no live rock or anything right now but plenty...

Perfect. I just put mine into a 30.:)

You definately don't need even a 30g tank for seahorses. I keep my two in a 10 g and they're just fine. They really aren't as difficult to keep as everyone says they are. Just make sure their tank is clean and the temp stays between 78-82. :happyfish :happyfish :happyfish

How many seahorses are you interested in keeping? How big is the tank you're going to keep them in?

BTW- Thats Simone above. Sorry the pic is so bad. I took it on my phone. :)

Thanx for all your help! Taxi- She is a female Atlantic seahorse. I got her a few months ago when a friend of mine gave her to me. You don't really need to have a special set up- just make sure the water current from the return on your filter isn't too strong and that you have a place where you...

please? Anyone?:jumping:

Right now I have a female seahorse in a 10 gallon tank by herself. Soon I will be moving her to a larger tank and I was wondering if anyone could tell me wether I should try to find her a mate and a friend or if it would be better to keep her by herself? Any sugestions? :)