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Cool! You must have at least 3 seahorse, breed and sell. And do you know that seahorse can intensify sexual desire.
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Originally posted by kursk"Not really, hardest part is walking out to the end of the dock and hauling in a 5 gal bucket of water back in and swapping it out every other week."
lol you must be joking.. I am guessing these are all caught out of the sea where you live and not bought from pet stores because theres NO WAY you could ever do that any other way. The fish would all be dead in a few days from bacteria.
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no joke,
i live on the Indian river which is part of the Inter Coastal Waterway and is very close to the ocean. I have caught all these fish myself.
Some species do not do well for one reason or another.
Mangrove Snapper for example, fascinating fish, but after only a few days you can see stuff growing on it's fins, tried them twice and released them.
We caught some baby squid one night, they died after a few hours, were very amazing to watch as they changed colors and stuff, they were about 3 inches long.
Caught an eel but he was a little too large and seemed to stir things up too much. Let him go only after an hour.
All the fish we have now seem to be doing great. That sheeps head is getting huge, we've had him for 6 months. The rock bass and pig fish have been in there for about 3 months. The grouper only 2 weeks and seems fine.
This morning the sea horse looks right at home and is looking good. All these fish live naturally with each other in the wild so things look good.Comment
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Neat looking tank.
Just set up my african tank >

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I believe you are thinking of Sea MonkeysOriginally posted by SilentKnightFunky.
I always thought sea-horses were those novelty things they sold in the back of comic books like Richie Rich or Fantastic Four.

...which BTW, are actually a hybrid brine shrimp.Comment
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really nice tank,
i have a 90 gallon tank,
it is half water half land, vertical wise.
i have 2 kinds of toads, 2 newts, dwarf frogs, guppies, tetras, and a blue lobster in it.
i had a crab but the lobster chomped him up real fast.
i wish i had pics of my tank, i have some pics somewhere of the old setup.
cost me a pretty penny to put together.Comment
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i have a tiny tank with 8 fishes lol nothing big but i love seahorses, i have a seahorse tattoo.Rosalia M.
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Id like to see that tank post those pics when you find emOriginally posted by MetaManreally nice tank,
i have a 90 gallon tank,
it is half water half land, vertical wise.
i have 2 kinds of toads, 2 newts, dwarf frogs, guppies, tetras, and a blue lobster in it.
i had a crab but the lobster chomped him up real fast.
i wish i had pics of my tank, i have some pics somewhere of the old setup.
cost me a pretty penny to put together.
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Yeah, if you get water from the ocean you need to filter it. Water from the shore is often poluted.Originally posted by Morgansorry.
did you get those from the ocean??
i did that once. everythin ate eachother and i couldnt maintain a proper ph. everything got sick and started to canabalize.
Also, in a saltwater tank, you don't a bio wheel,lol. Bio wheels actualy lower your water quality in salt. You need a canister filter and a skimmer.Comment
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Watch the grouper, he will eat not only the sea horse but everything else in the tank as well, they are not picky eaters at all!
What are you feeding the sheepshead they eat crabs and barnicles and such?I have no siggy and I want no siggy.. damn no I have one again!Comment
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the rock bass is a big eater also, so far it looks like everyone is getting along and the seahorse is too large for them to eat. (i think) were keeping a close eye on itOriginally posted by miss_twistedWatch the grouper, he will eat not only the sea horse but everything else in the tank as well, they are not picky eaters at all!
What are you feeding the sheepshead they eat crabs and barnicles and such?
The sheeps head eats shrimp pellets. So does everyone else so far when I can't find fresh minnows off the dock. Normally in the wild the sheeps head eats all sorts of crustaceans.
When i fish for them I usually chum crushed oyster shells out of the boat and use small fiddler crabs or live shrimp for bait. This one I actually caught in a pin fish trap off my dock. it was about 3" long, it's tripled in size and really is the boss of the tank. Very territorial.Comment
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wow, that clam is amazing lookingOriginally posted by E GuruPics of my tank



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Duke's brother has a Aldobra Tortoise, its getting big its like 25 lbs now. One was found in the wild weighing 673 lbs. Making it the largest ,beating the Galopagos. Aldobra is a group of small Islands north of Madagascar. Man if it gets that big will charge little kids to go for rides on itOriginally posted by fuzeboxI'm going out today to pick up a new tank for my turtle, he's getting huge

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