my current "new" endeavor.........horse shoes anyone?...pictures!

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ok i have been MIA from posting but I have lots to share. set up a seahorse tank and added a male/female pair! not in the mood to type too much ( wow did I say that?! look at my avitar...LOL!).
seriously heres some pictures stay tuned ...i have a video too! will post asap!

first the pair still in the bag floating

 

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ok more pic's!
this is the male. notice the extra pouch as it continues down the tail further than a female.

 

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by the way his name is "SEABISCUIT"

 

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this is "Secritariet" the female.....notice the less elongated pouch.

 

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ill post the video of them eating brine in my tank in the am ..the file is still downloading...tick...tock....tick....tock...LOL.

 

[scorp1on]

Nice setup. Hoping to get Robin here tank and inhabitants very soon.

 

[reefD]

I am using my first angler tank. its been set up and running since march with nothing in it except some clean up crew. my angler has been moved to a larger tank for some time now. there are two gobies in the tank with them and thats it. ill post some more pictures of them in the tank and the video tonight.

 

[jaze36]

nice look forward to seeing more.

 

[scorp1on]

What are you using for them to hitch?

 

[reefD]

the hitch on a tube that runs to the skimmer. they also hitch on the macro that is in the tank with them. and they hitch on ech other when one has a hold....lol but serious ....heres some pictures.
this is the couple on the skimmer tube. they hitch here alot and at night they both sleep here.

this one shows them hitching to each other!...

 

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anyways they are now eating frozen mysis. for extra nutrition i will be soaking mysis in selcon. they gooble the food up at each feeding. I researched and researched and feel that if the mysis is used and soaked in addatives two feedings a day is plenty. i was also told that if i do this i should feel confident that a fast day wont effect them in a negative way.

 

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VIDEO!
they are eating some brine. click on picture then it will take you to a site. then click on picture to start video.