Dwarfs I'v got some questions.

[Twz]

I'm looking to do a dwarf tank,
I was wondering a few things;
What colors do they come in? I often see them in white and grey
but if I got a few I would like to be able to tell them apart.
this is for a 3 gallon tank, I'v got a design that I'm working on drawing
but I would like to keep some small lps frags and maybe and pink birds nest as a center piece
in this tank as a "Hitching post" is that at all possible?
I have kept corals smaller tanks just wondering if this is viable for the seahorse tank.
how small are they actually? I have heard 1.5 - 2 inches max, but I'v having a hard time seeing how small they actually are, if some one could post a picture with something to show scale it would be much appreciated.
I also read about hydroids being common on the baby brine shrimp,
is there any way to rid them? or clean the eggs before hatching so that this is not a problem?
any articles provided would be very help full,
I'm looking to learn as much about these tiny creatures before beginning.
thanks in advance,
Kyle

 

[Twz]

Another question,
is there any other species of horses that I would be able to keep in such a small tank?
I often hear "Pygmy" and these seem to be much more interesting looking, are they possible to obtain and keep successfully?
I don't plan to do much for aquascape I like the open look, just coral if possible, but plenty of "Hitching posts"

 

[Twz]

I'm on my own here?

 

[rayjay]

The first thing one needs to learn is patience!
People can't sit on this forum just waiting for someone to post a question.
Not every visitor to this forum is qualified to answer your questions.
As well, most have jobs and can't be online all the time.
The only part I can help with is the cleansing of brine shrimp cysts.
You can soak the cysts for an hour in 1L of water with a tablespoon of bleach added. Also, you can decapp the cysts.

 

[Twz]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=14754326#post14754326 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by rayjay
The first thing one needs to learn is patience!
People can't sit on this forum just waiting for someone to post a question.
Not every visitor to this forum is qualified to answer your questions.
As well, most have jobs and can't be online all the time.
The only part I can help with is the cleansing of brine shrimp cysts.
You can soak the cysts for an hour in 1L of water with a tablespoon of bleach added. Also, you can decapp the cysts.

I feel as if I am after aggravating you.
I have plenty of patience, I am just very excited as I am very interested in keeping these animals.
and thank you, I would have figured bleach would have "killed" the eggs.