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There are also dwarf pipefish that only get about 3", so if you can find one it would work. Just remember that they are very social so mabey it be better to get two or three.

Sorry, my post was kindof confusing. I only got the kelloggi seahorse. I'll try to get a picture.

Also all the fish will be moved into our new big tank in a couple weeks.

When I feed my corals cyclopleze she eats that. At the fish store she was eating brine shrimp, I'm weening her off of that and on to the cyclopleeze. The cyclopleze gets all over the tank, I just finished feeding the corals and I'm happy to say that she started eating all the free floating...

Well I was in our lfs and they had 3 very healthy seahorses, two yellow brazillians, and what they said (and what looked like at first glance) a fuscus seahorse. They were all eating well and looked healthy, so I picked out the fuscus. Well I get her home and start drip acclimating her and I...

Seahares are pretty cool. Once he gets used to you he will eat the dead skin of your hand, it tickles!

I have a firefish in with my fuscus seahorse. I also have a neon goby, 2 yellow clown gobies, and 2 oceallaris clownfish (very very peaceful). They all get along very well.

Why is cross breeding bad? (Sorry about asking this on this thread)

I have a sea hare with my fuscus seahorse in a 30g. When my seahare ran out of algea I started feeding him nori. He's still fat and happy.

Don't anglers have a very low servival rate? Just wondering. I love those guys I wish I coud have one. Are they complicated to take care of?

Hey is that serpant starfish green? When it gets bigger it will be able to eat the fire fish. I would take it out and trade your lfs for a black one.

Thanks for posting this! Are the seahorses in your tank h. zostrae? I've heard it was better to keep H. zostrae in a really tiny tank, like a 2-5g tank, Is that true?

How long do dwarfs live?

I also have a 10g tank that I can use for the H zostaeri if that would be better.

I've been thinking very hard and doing my reasearch and I am going to choose between a barb seahorse pair or converting the 2g into a sump and using a 2g tank for a home for a pair or two of H zostaeri. Any thoughts on which one would be best?

Is there any avalible seahorse that is pretty small and can be kept in a 20g?

Originally Posted by novahobbies +1 with Teresa....especially the barbouris......they're like smaller, spikier cousins of erectus. Some barbouris will grow very well defined cirri as well (body spikes) that look spectacular. That being said, I still think zulus are wonderful....they're sort...

My tank is about 15 inch tall

Ok then I will add another mini jet. I have been looking into a dwarf species called H zostrae however it seems that they do better in a smaller tank. I've also looked into other seahorses and those are to big for a 20g. Do you think that I could put an H zostrae heard in a 20g?

It's already being used. It has a 150w mh, hang on the back filter, and 1 mini jet. When I take all the livstock I have in it know and move it to the 60g I will take out the mini jet becuase I have heard that seahorses don't like alot of flow. I would like to do a zoa/shroom/ricordia seahorse...