Can Seahorses Use BRS Ecorock As A Hitching Post?

[TMF89]

Hey guys. I have an empty 40b that I'm thinking of doing seahorses in. Problem is I don't really like the look of macro algae. I was thinking of doing seagrass with a zoa/softie garden. My question is will the seahorses be able to use the dry rock I have from BRS as a hitching posts? I imagine that'd be able to use the seagrass and coral but I don't want to put a ton of stress on the stuff while it's growing in. I keep mentioning the specific kind of rock I have because its very porous and I think it might do alright. There are certainly many places where I think they could hitch, but obviously I'm not a seahorse and I haven't kept them before, so I'm not sure if they'll use it or find the spots. What do you guys think?

 

[Treed]

I have personally bought 50 lbs of it for my up and coming 75 gallon SH tank. It look awesome but Im also going to be using macro algaes.

 

[jeff@zina.com]

Depends on the seahorse and the rock. They likely can use some, but really don't prefer rock anyway. The grasses will be fine.

Jeff

 

[SkullV]

My Erectus pair used Ecorock/Pukani as hitching posts very well. There are plenty of nooks, crannies, holes to hitch to.