14 gallon biocube can have a pair of seahourse?

[sondinh]

I just buy a 14 g biocube. i am thinking of having a pair of seahorse. However, seahoursesourse.com tell me that I need at least 20 gallon to have a pair of them. I used to have a 64 gallon and there are a hippo tang with a tomini tang that recommended in 90 gallon or more. But in my 64 gallon they are living well. Can anyone tell me your experience about seahorse in 14 gallon. I should or should not. thanks

 

[mikencarol]

Not anything except Dwarfs and they are too small for a 14gal...you'll never find them. I am having serious second thoughts about wheither a 28 gallon biocube is even large enough for a single pair of Erectus............and your biocuble will get way to hot...My Seahorse tanks stay at 71 degrees peroid.....above that and you have bacteria problems

 

[namxas]

What Mike said.

As far as your other fish "living well", they don't really have much of a choice. Depending on how you've had it, the hippo is probably "tank stunted" and has no swimming room. The tomini is fine.