WTB: Dwf Seahorses

ive seen them online alot for like really cheap. ive also seen them at chicago aquatics in orland a few times. keep us updated on if you get them and how they do, they sure are interesting
 
I keep/breed dwarf seahorses ( along with other species ) and I have to say they are harder to keep than the larger species . also , be prepared to raise and feed live foods for their whole lives . they will rarely take to frozen food . my adult dwarfs are only 1.5" max with tail. the "cheap" ones people are finding are more than likely wild caught , this is not a good thing when it comes to seahorses . the wilds are prone to diseases . whatever you decide to do, please buy only captive bred and do alot of research first. if you have never kept seahorses before I suggest either the erectus or the reidi breeds ( I like the erectus best ) they are both more hardy species. I have dwarfs and erectus juvi's that I have raised , but I am really picky about who I will sell them to .
 
steve congrats on the NEW job....maybe you can set me up with some DT's.....you still got that ranchero...??
 
its possible......the thing eats like a big.....if you need more let me know....can you give me first dibs on any babies??
i just sold my '65 chevelle finally the guys picked it up.....
 
i also can get cuttlefish eggs....hatch about 20-30 babies...mine are doing great...cute little bugger's...
 
Anyone interested in a Kellogi Seahorse? Trying to ween her onto frozen. Supposedly she is captive bred.
I also have 6 captive bred Reidi that eat frozen readily.
 
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