Dwarf seahorses can never eat frozen Mysis, they ONLY eat newly hatched baby brine shrimp. I don't know what type of seahorse your ppl have, because if they are eating frozen mysis, it isn't dwarfs. Second, you don't make your own food for seahorses, just frozen Mysis. I even lost a potbelly seahorse once because I changed the brand of frozen Mysis... so you can't go changing anything you feed them.the ppl that I was referring to don't let their seahorses go until they are eating frozen Mysis, which for me is not a problem as I make my own food for the fish and Mysis is one of the main ingredients..
LOL...all this time I thought you wanted dwarf seahorses. Erectus are nice horses, and pretty hardy.I don't think that I made myself clear, I make my food for my fish, I know what I am feeding them and for the seahorses, they are erectus, sorry for any confusion..
Hi,no, with being new to seahorses, I want the hardiest that I can get...how did you make out, did the baby come out ok and is dad doing well..
Hi,good morning and thank you, I have 2 existing tanks now, a 125 gal fowlr and a 75 gal mixed reef, the seahorses will be my 3rd tank... I make my food for my fish, the person that I am getting my ponies from has been breeding them for quite sometime now and she has graciously offered to be my mentor when it comes to setting up the tank properly and taking care of the ponies..as a bonus, she lives very close to me...
I have no intentions of EVER breeding them and I agree that the success rate is horrible.. that's why I will be going with all males..
I only buy Haurki (sp?) Mysis and brine shrimp.
hope this helps to clear up some of the confussion...
thank you for the offer to help, I am sure that there will be questions down the road that I will be asking...