Post a pic or three of your S/H tank
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monalisa
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Originally Posted by Darthtang AW
Wish I had pics of the 150 gallon, that was awesome, especially with the yellow tang, mandarin goby, neon velvet damsel and 2 figi foxfaces, hawkfish and psuedo in with 6 horses......
Wow, Darth...I'm SO nervous about putting other fish in with my seahorses. I guess when I started this species only tank my anal thinking interpretted it as just that...JUST for the seashorses. I think I need to research a bit more and figure out what will co-habitate peacefully and happily with my horses.
Lisa
Wish I had pics of the 150 gallon, that was awesome, especially with the yellow tang, mandarin goby, neon velvet damsel and 2 figi foxfaces, hawkfish and psuedo in with 6 horses......
Wow, Darth...I'm SO nervous about putting other fish in with my seahorses. I guess when I started this species only tank my anal thinking interpretted it as just that...JUST for the seashorses. I think I need to research a bit more and figure out what will co-habitate peacefully and happily with my horses.
Lisa
darthtang aw
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Originally Posted by MonaLisa
Wow, Darth...I'm SO nervous about putting other fish in with my seahorses. I guess when I started this species only tank my anal thinking interpretted it as just that...JUST for the seashorses. I think I need to research a bit more and figure out what will co-habitate peacefully and happily with my horses.
Lisa
A few of the fish I placed with them I would NOT recommend unless in a large tank.....and even then I had steps I took to ensure the co habitated and got enough to eat...
Wow, Darth...I'm SO nervous about putting other fish in with my seahorses. I guess when I started this species only tank my anal thinking interpretted it as just that...JUST for the seashorses. I think I need to research a bit more and figure out what will co-habitate peacefully and happily with my horses.
Lisa
A few of the fish I placed with them I would NOT recommend unless in a large tank.....and even then I had steps I took to ensure the co habitated and got enough to eat...
monalisa
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Originally Posted by Darthtang AW
A few of the fish I placed with them I would NOT recommend unless in a large tank.....and even then I had steps I took to ensure the co habitated and got enough to eat...
I'll bet that 150 was a really sweet setup...if you do find pics, definitely post them here. As far as cohabitants for my horses, I was definitely thinking smaller scale, since mine is only a 37 tall tank. More along the lines of say...clown gobies. I have a feeling I'm going to end up with some of those little buggers before too long...they're SO cute!!
Lisa
A few of the fish I placed with them I would NOT recommend unless in a large tank.....and even then I had steps I took to ensure the co habitated and got enough to eat...
I'll bet that 150 was a really sweet setup...if you do find pics, definitely post them here. As far as cohabitants for my horses, I was definitely thinking smaller scale, since mine is only a 37 tall tank. More along the lines of say...clown gobies. I have a feeling I'm going to end up with some of those little buggers before too long...they're SO cute!!
Lisa
darthtang aw
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Clown gobies would be perfect, even a perc clown. Jawfish are another great speciman. Mandarin goby or scooter blennies as well if you have the pod pop to sustain them.
alyssia
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Originally Posted by Rykna
WoW!!! This new forum is soooooooo cool
All these tanks are so beautiful, and the horses are incredible
3 cheers for the seahorse forum
Thanks Ryk and Lisa, one of my ponies got sick and died and the other one died a couple of months later. I think it was old age.
WoW!!! This new forum is soooooooo cool
3 cheers for the seahorse forum
Thanks Ryk and Lisa, one of my ponies got sick and died and the other one died a couple of months later. I think it was old age.