sueandherzoo
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LOL It's comforting to know that if I ever have fry again and can successfully raise them through the critical phases that I will have good homes lined up for them. 
Sue
Sue
Fry egg sac - how long?
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nw2salt08
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Definitely....I think we're all in the same boat here. We'd rather buy or give good homes to people's tank offspring than to take out of the ocean. Not to mention, we won't have to possibly lose them because they aren't used to eating frozen foods or homemade foods.
You're doing a great job and I'll be waiting to see how everything goes and would love to adopt some beautiful seahorse babies in the future.
jelly-shrimp
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Could you send them to Colorado...I know other side basicly but hey, doesn't hurt to ask! (or does it?!?!?!
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sueandherzoo
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Sadly the last one died this morning but that's not a surprise - I'm thrilled they made it as long as they did and I learned a LOT from this experience. I'm going to be much more ready for the next brood - I'm keeping a nursery tank cycled and up and running and have brine shrimp hatcheries ready and waiting.
Who knows - if I ever get into shipping them then Fed Ex to Colorado would get them there in one day - anything's possible.
Sue
Who knows - if I ever get into shipping them then Fed Ex to Colorado would get them there in one day - anything's possible.
Sue