SH Pics

[Laverna]

Here are some pics of our SH's.

Pictures of the female H. erectus "Trixie" ~ she is not shy at all

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Picture of the male H. erectus "Chester" ~ he is shy therefore, it is hard to get a picture of him

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[jessiesgrrl]

Wow, Sissy!

They are beautiful! How long have you had them?


Laurie

 

[blufyre3]

They're awesome. Oh yea, thanks, make me want another tank. LOL Great pics too btw. Mitz

 

[Laverna]

We have had them for 3 weeks now. They are doing great! It's hard to believe that they have so much personality! They recognize people and do start to have preferences!!

 

[blufyre3]

I want to visit.......They have always fascinated me and the tank looks awesome. Is that a colt? No pun, right? what's the red?

 

[jessiesgrrl]

Is the red plant string of pearls macro??


Laurie

 

[Laverna]

You're both right ladies.

 

[jessiesgrrl]

Oooo, Sissy!!! That stuff is really hard to find. How much of it do you have? Wanna trade some or sell a small piece?

Buahahahahaha!

Laurie

 

[Laverna]

This piece came in on a Zoo rock I ordered from Extreme Corals. I hope we are talking about the same thing.... It's not quite like red & green grape macro; it doesn't trail. This has been slow to grow however, it seems to be hardy. I'll give you a piece!

 

[jessiesgrrl]

Awesome, Sissy, thanks! I love macro. What can be better than a plant that adds color to your tank, eats phosphates, and out competes cyano???

LOL
Laurie

 

[Hedonist]

Where/Who did you end up getting your SH from?

Denise

 

[bunsenburner]

Nice! Erectus are supposed to have some of the most hardi fry which can be raised solely on brine.

 

[Laverna]

Denise, I bought them from Draco Marine ~ Jorge is a great guy and follows up to make sure all is going well. I waited for a long time hoping that DanU from Seahorse Source would have the erectus in stock but he too is awesome to deal with so his horses go fast (he is increasing his brood stock ~ so they'll be available again soon).

Bunsenburner, Thanks! Yes, the erectus fry are hardy although I am sure I will go through a few before I get the hang of it.