seaHorse tank

[NYPDFrogman]

Yesterday my wife asked me if we could put a couple of sea horses in my 450
I have some pretty aggressive feeders in the tank so I am thinking it wouldnt be a good idea
so... I was thinking I could set up a smaller tank just for sea horses
in spite of doing this sw/ reef stuff better part of 30 years I have no experience with sea horses or their needs
any input would be appreciated

 

[125reefer]

http://www.seahorse.com/Frequently_...,_unknowledgeable_people_to_raise_seahorses?/

 

[jcolon2]

I believe NYreefnoob has seahorses. And reefs4life and domboski do as well. I am not sure, but maybe you could reach out to them for their expertise.

 

[NYPDFrogman]

I believe NYreefnoob has seahorses. And reefs4life and domboski do as well. I am not sure, but maybe you could reach out to them for their expertise.

reefnoob and I are doing the reefberry as we speak thanks

 

[BrooklynReef]

Here are some great links. I tend to not want to click on links but these all have terrific info. Good luck! Im starting too. This stuff has been invaluable, as well as some of the info members here on MR have passed along too.


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http://www.seahorse.com/Aquarium_Life/Aquarium_Life/Getting_Started/

http://www.aquarticles.com/articles/saltwater/Wooten_Will_Seahorse_Tankmatges.html

http://www.seahorse.org/library/articles/tankmates/tankmates.shtml

http://www.wetwebmedia.com/seahorscompfaqs.htm

 

[NYC Joe]

seahorse.org has ton of great info too.

but low flow, lots of things to grab on to and nothing stinging.

 

[wonderballz]

When I went to pick up my Sailfin blenny from Dom, he had a bunch of seahorses in a tank with some big fish. Triggers, tangs and others. He would be a good resource.