Looking for seahorses to purchase
- Thread starter Cheryl O.
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ann83
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www.seahorsesource.com is a good, reputable seahorse breeder.
looking for seahorses
looking for seahorses
Hi Seacraze,
My email is caosullivan@comcast.net. Can you give me more info on the breed and so on. If you want to see a picture of my tank to make sure it's a good setup let me know. I've used live rock from my 90 gallon reef, live sand, some soft corals and saltwater plants.
What are you charging? Is it per seahorse or per pair and does it include shipping. What's you're guarantee also.
Thanks!
looking for seahorses
Hi Seacraze,
My email is caosullivan@comcast.net. Can you give me more info on the breed and so on. If you want to see a picture of my tank to make sure it's a good setup let me know. I've used live rock from my 90 gallon reef, live sand, some soft corals and saltwater plants.
What are you charging? Is it per seahorse or per pair and does it include shipping. What's you're guarantee also.
Thanks!
Seacraze please send me pictures and where you got your horses at? Send to CynthiaCall@msn.com.
Thanks!
Thanks!
Bustmonkey
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If you don't mind could you please send me pics too.
nschnitzel@hotmail.com
nschnitzel@hotmail.com
okay, I'll help seacraze with the pics.
I bought 2 pair from her just 2 or 3 weeks ago.
You want great HEALTHY horses? don't hesitate to buy from seacraze.
Plus, Debbie's a great gal, and very helpful.
My pics stink, and these were taken quickly so the colors/exposure kind a suck.
But these guys acclimated right away.
Follow the link.
http://s212.photobucket.com/albums/cc228/57vert/
I bought 2 pair from her just 2 or 3 weeks ago.
You want great HEALTHY horses? don't hesitate to buy from seacraze.
Plus, Debbie's a great gal, and very helpful.
My pics stink, and these were taken quickly so the colors/exposure kind a suck.
But these guys acclimated right away.
Follow the link.
http://s212.photobucket.com/albums/cc228/57vert/
pledosophy
Active member
Debbie? Like Debbie Debbie?
Seacraze if you don't know what that means I'd love to hear some of the outlines of your rearing systems.
If you do know what that means. Where you been girl. How can you go just disappearing like that.
One of those will apply to you.
Kevin
Seacraze if you don't know what that means I'd love to hear some of the outlines of your rearing systems.
If you do know what that means. Where you been girl. How can you go just disappearing like that.
One of those will apply to you.
Kevin
Hi everyone I am sorry I didn't have acess to a computer for the past few days as often as i would of liked so I didn't see all of these request - my sister had an adorable baby boy. Vert57 those horses look bigger!
Here is a photobucket with some not so good photos of erectus and Reidi (pics do not do them justice at all). All horses are eating frozen mysis, are very hardy and very active - especially the erectus.
They are just so amazing -
Here is a photobucket with some not so good photos of erectus and Reidi (pics do not do them justice at all). All horses are eating frozen mysis, are very hardy and very active - especially the erectus.
They are just so amazing -
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mickela
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seacraze They are so cute. where in ct are you located and how much do you get my email is mmlaman@yahoo.com.We have looked for awhile and everyone around here is out and having a hard time getting them
Candi
Member
I'm also interested... tried sending you a PM but mailbox is full so here it is 
I saw one of your posts and wanted to jump on the seahorse inquiry wagon
I've been keeping reef tanks for a couple years but have hesitated on a seahorse tank for fear of their special requirements and the fact that my husband would divorce me if I brought another tank into the house.
That said I lose my beloved little green spotted puffer this past week, moved the other 2 fish he lived with to my 70g reef and have been staring at my 30g oceanic cube deciding what to do next. My little girl mentioned seahorses and it got me thinking "hmmm maybe"
Would a 30g oceanic cube be a suitable home? Circulation is a aquaclear hob filter I use for some chemical filtration and a maxijet 1200 (but I have a collection of pumps so that could be changed out as needed). Lots of LR and I would reaquascape per their needs adding macros etc.
What besides frozen mysids would they need? Temp requirements? Lastly, if you think my tank is suitable what do you charge per seahorse and what number would you recommend?
Thanks so much, we're over in NJ so not to far from you.
I saw one of your posts and wanted to jump on the seahorse inquiry wagon
I've been keeping reef tanks for a couple years but have hesitated on a seahorse tank for fear of their special requirements and the fact that my husband would divorce me if I brought another tank into the house.
That said I lose my beloved little green spotted puffer this past week, moved the other 2 fish he lived with to my 70g reef and have been staring at my 30g oceanic cube deciding what to do next. My little girl mentioned seahorses and it got me thinking "hmmm maybe"
Would a 30g oceanic cube be a suitable home? Circulation is a aquaclear hob filter I use for some chemical filtration and a maxijet 1200 (but I have a collection of pumps so that could be changed out as needed). Lots of LR and I would reaquascape per their needs adding macros etc.
What besides frozen mysids would they need? Temp requirements? Lastly, if you think my tank is suitable what do you charge per seahorse and what number would you recommend?
Thanks so much, we're over in NJ so not to far from you.
NapoliNewJersey
New member
I got my horses from Seahorse souce and I am very happy.
