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snow1 08-27-2010 06:44 AM

Didn't ocean aquatics go out a while back? I thought they were not around anymore. I know there was a store to before them, hidden reef that also went bankrupt.

SeaHorse_Fanatic 08-27-2010 08:11 AM

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Originally Posted by snow1 (Post 544334)
Didn't ocean aquatics go out a while back? I thought they were not around anymore. I know there was a store to before them, hidden reef that also went bankrupt.

You guys are talking about Aquatic Addictions in Abby.

Ocean Aquatics is in Delta.

rayjay 08-27-2010 03:24 PM

The problem with buying locally is that most local product is "tank raised" or "net pen raised" and as such have a much lower success rate than if you buy true captive bred seahorses.
There is a lot of misinformation about seahorse keeping but I have links to a lot of excellent information listed at the bottom of "MY THOUGHTS ON SEAHORSE KEEPING" page.

True captive bred are hard to find in Canada.
Seahorse Sanctuary has now stopped selling seahorses so that wiped out a lot of species right there that were coming into Canada.
However, Blue World Aquatics has been bringing in true captive bred reidis from Aquamarine International, and is waiting on paperwork to bring in true captive bred erectus and dwarfs from Seahorse Corral.

BlueWorldAquatic 08-27-2010 03:29 PM

And still awaiting Cites for them, should be any day now. Gotta love slow moving govenment departments.

Should be any day now.

Our next order of Reidi's will be in about a week.

Ken - BWA

DChan 08-27-2010 10:16 PM

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Originally Posted by rayjay (Post 544366)
The problem with buying locally is that most local product is "tank raised" or "net pen raised" and as such have a much lower success rate than if you buy true captive bred seahorses.
There is a lot of misinformation about seahorse keeping but I have links to a lot of excellent information listed at the bottom of "MY THOUGHTS ON SEAHORSE KEEPING" page.

True captive bred are hard to find in Canada.
Seahorse Sanctuary has now stopped selling seahorses so that wiped out a lot of species right there that were coming into Canada.
However, Blue World Aquatics has been bringing in true captive bred reidis from Aquamarine International, and is waiting on paperwork to bring in true captive bred erectus and dwarfs from Seahorse Corral.

Thanks man i'll give a read on that and i'll give them a call. I've tried calling all these places none of them seem to carrry them at the moment. Thanks guys

DChan 08-27-2010 10:17 PM

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Originally Posted by BlueWorldAquatic (Post 544367)
And still awaiting Cites for them, should be any day now. Gotta love slow moving govenment departments.

Should be any day now.

Our next order of Reidi's will be in about a week.

Ken - BWA

Do u think you guys can take a few pictures of the seahorses? And if this is the only way I can get a seahorse then i migiht have to get it shipped ALTHOUGH i'd rather get them locally. You can gimme a PM or something and i'll give u my contact info bud Thanks guys

ReefOcean 08-27-2010 11:29 PM

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Originally Posted by BlueWorldAquatic (Post 544367)
And still awaiting Cites for them, should be any day now. Gotta love slow moving govenment departments.

Should be any day now.

Our next order of Reidi's will be in about a week.

Ken - BWA


a little off topic but:
I've noticed your site been under construction for a while. Do you guys have a online storefront?

DChan 08-29-2010 07:12 PM

anyone out there with sea horses?

Madreefer 08-29-2010 10:09 PM

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Originally Posted by DChan (Post 544812)
anyone out there with sea horses?

Sorry dude but not trying to put a downer on your plans. I had seahorses for a couple of years. They are really boring to watch, too much care is needed and there is too many things that they ARE NOT compatible with. Actually a real pain in the ass. Just speaking from my experience with them. If you do get some good luck though.

EMH 08-30-2010 02:05 AM

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Originally Posted by Madreefer (Post 544837)
Sorry dude but not trying to put a downer on your plans. I had seahorses for a couple of years. They are really boring to watch, too much care is needed and there is too many things that they ARE NOT compatible with. Actually a real pain in the ass. Just speaking from my experience with them. If you do get some good luck though.

x2 still have em though


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