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Is there a thread that can help me identify different types of algea?

Dang! I wish my 65 gal tank was seahorse ready! Did everyone see that this site has CB kudas on sale for $15.00?!?!?! I WANNNNNT one! not fair!

do you have any red zoas left?

I dont think that the tank has to be special in any way....it can be any shape. Just as long as its tall enough. and for reg size horses at least 29 gal. for dwarf 10 and under is best. Tank mates are what has to be special. (am I getting things right experts? lol)

Originally Posted by NyButterfly03 AWWWWE!!!! How sweet!!!! He is adoreable!!! I dont judge, no worries, so the kids are close together, they will be best friends.........eventually!!! Thank you Yeah...even though they are still young I have loved having them close together....of course...

Does the fish just come up missing? if not what does the body look like? any marks or anything? I think that sometimes brittle stars are known to catch slower moving fish? anyone help me out here...i'm still new at this and have no brittle stars....so.......Sorry! just get the experts on here a...

Yeah thats Chase...he is two, he was peter pan on halloween...thats my other hobby...sewing...we were all people from peter pan last year...my daughter was tinkerbell..shes one now. (yeah yeah...they are 11 months apart. ) I convinced my husband to be captain hook...and I was wendy.

Cool! are the guide lines pretty much the same when it comes to pipefish and seahorses?

When I was in Hawaii 3 years ago I saw a "movie" (like a report...cant for the life of me think of the right word...) on the reefs and in it they were scuba diving and one of the ladys took off her mask and held her mouth open and the cleaner shrimp cleaned her teeth!!! they were crawling around...

Cute Babys NY! I hope everything continues to go good for you! Originally Posted by TeresaQ where is that smilie puling out its hair LOL that one is def needed for us moms! I'm still waiting for mine to wake up! lol...its only 8:30 here though.

Oh and I wanted to say...you guys are a lot nicer in this forum than the people on the other forums...your not discouraging at all...You make it an enjoyable experience to want to try something new. Just wanted to say Thank You. (oh and suzy when (yes i know WHEN) I feel ready I will get a male...

Awesome, Thanks Teresa! I was thinking that I might set up another small tank for if thier are any problems so I could move things around if need be. I have a ten gal sitting around.....I was thinking though...that my clowns only stay on one side of the tank....(they have the whole thing to...

I waaaaaant some!!!! my lfs has some of those in one of thier nano display tanks but they are not for sale

I guess you would have to "suit up" every time you wanted to add/remove any corals or to rearange your set up?? lol...oh boy...talk about an all week project!!

Thank you so much for your information! I have a 65 gal tank and I just got my list put together...i know that thier might be some problems with it...and I put it together not thinking about a seahorse but...the more i read about them the more i would like to get one...so why not try to make my...

yes i did look at it...but it says that clownfish would be okay with seahorses...that they MIGHT get to be a prob when they get bigger but everyone on here says not to put clownfish with seahorses? is that correct? it's a little confusing.....if you get what i mean

Does anyone on here have a non speicies specific tank for thier seahorses? I would eventually love to be able to have a seahorse in my reef tank. (of course with only non stinging corals) Is it possible to do that and have a healthy seahorse? Also how many of you keep fish with your seahorses...

I live in Las Vegas Nevada...there is a reefing club here If you want I can PM you the web address we have meetings once a month too.

One of the people on my local forum posted this today...is this seahorse being stung by the Zoa or Paly? it makes me sad to see!! http://s200.photobucket.com/albums/a...ent=casper.flv

Oh and THANK YOU for your responses!