http://forum.seahorse.org/
^A forum about seahorses. It seems to be pretty active, so you should get some great help from there.
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A lot of the links and forums have "fatal errors," though... Very annoying.
I'd look up macro tanks too if I were you. Great for seahorses and really beautiful!
couple marine set up questions
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Re: couple marine set up questions
thanks for thatBrent wrote:http://forum.seahorse.org/
^A forum about seahorses. It seems to be pretty active, so you should get some great help from there.
[e]
A lot of the links and forums have "fatal errors," though... Very annoying.
I'd look up macro tanks too if I were you. Great for seahorses and really beautiful!
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Brent
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Re: couple marine set up questions
Haha, no problem. =D
One more thing though: if you do decide to go the planted marine tank (generally speaking "macro-tank," but there are other plants too) route, you can't add the 'horses until 6 months to a year has passed so the pods (or whatever those other critters are called that are found in that macro-mud stuff are called) can get established. Even though it is a macro tank, it still needs a fuge so there will always be a supply of copepods lest the tank's population run out.
Here's a good read pertaining to marine planteds:
http://www.nano-reef.com/forums/index.p ... pic=234487
One more thing though: if you do decide to go the planted marine tank (generally speaking "macro-tank," but there are other plants too) route, you can't add the 'horses until 6 months to a year has passed so the pods (or whatever those other critters are called that are found in that macro-mud stuff are called) can get established. Even though it is a macro tank, it still needs a fuge so there will always be a supply of copepods lest the tank's population run out.
Here's a good read pertaining to marine planteds:
http://www.nano-reef.com/forums/index.p ... pic=234487