Beginner sea horse?
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krazeekiddie
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No such thing as a "beginner" seahorse in my opinion!
They require very stable tank condtions & a watchful eye, as long as you do your reasearch & planning, you should be fine! If you really wanted seahorses for a 10 gallon, you could do dwarfs.
You would have to hatch BBS daily though, it is about the only draw back to those cute little buggers.
Do some reading, and & try to buy the CB dwarfs from a reputable online source. They do have WC ones from florida, but in my opinion it is always best to buy something raised in someone's tank!!
Seahorses are awesome, & if you decide to go with them, you won't regret it! You will start up an even bigger tank! lol!
Good luck & if you have any questions, feel free to pm me! =) Heather
(BTW, to have "full size" seahorses, you really should have a tank minimum of optimally 30 gallons!) =)
They require very stable tank condtions & a watchful eye, as long as you do your reasearch & planning, you should be fine! If you really wanted seahorses for a 10 gallon, you could do dwarfs.
You would have to hatch BBS daily though, it is about the only draw back to those cute little buggers.
Do some reading, and & try to buy the CB dwarfs from a reputable online source. They do have WC ones from florida, but in my opinion it is always best to buy something raised in someone's tank!!
Seahorses are awesome, & if you decide to go with them, you won't regret it! You will start up an even bigger tank! lol!
Good luck & if you have any questions, feel free to pm me! =) Heather
(BTW, to have "full size" seahorses, you really should have a tank minimum of optimally 30 gallons!) =)
