Reply With QuoteIt has a small HOB filter which you can see in the picture. The tank, lamp and filter is sold as a kit. The red hairy thing is a flame scallop which is native to Florida and surrounding waters.Originally Posted by vera
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Re: I WANT A SEAHORSE
Nice ! does it have a sump Pat , what is that red hairy thing at the bottom
Natalia
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Re: I WANT A SEAHORSE
It has a small HOB filter which you can see in the picture. The tank, lamp and filter is sold as a kit. The red hairy thing is a flame scallop which is native to Florida and surrounding waters.
Re: I WANT A SEAHORSE
I've seen nano SW before , seems like a nice mini system
Natalia
We're here for a good time...not a long time..
Re: I WANT A SEAHORSE
They are. One in my picture is 3 gallons.
Re: I WANT A SEAHORSE
I raised seahorses a few years back and, in my opinion,are the most challenging of all fresh and saltwater fish to keep. Unless you maintain them at 73 or below, they are constantly getting all types of disease. Also, they should be fed 3-4 times a day as they have very short intestines and thus poor nutrient absorption .
Dwarfs are easier but they only eat live foods.
Doing it on a lark is a setup for disaster. Even more time and effort need than Discus or reef
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