Some Pics From the Seahorse Tank
 

Just playing around with the camera, thought I'd share some pics.

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Nice pics! Very interesting creatures they are.

Nice pictures, nice seahorses. Always good to see seahorse pictures and the more the merrier.

Your tank looks gorgeous, how about a full tank shot. :biggrin:

Nice Ponies! Looks like you've given them a great home.

Nice ponies. Very calm and happy environment they have there. Good job.

Thanks for the compliment! It started as a 20 Gal Hex tank refugium, then I got thinking it's the perfect place for a few seahorses and it sort of grew from there. It is fed by my 180 Gal display tank so stability is not a problem. The circulation pump is out of a Biocube 14 for a nice gentle flow. A couple of my complaints with nano tanks is water top up and water changes, with this tank I have none of that. My 180 has an ATO, and when I do water changes on my 180 and the Seahorse tank is already taken care of so other than wiping algae off the glass it's pretty much maintenance free.

Really nice! Good job!

Great shots, sure glad there is no more saltwater seahorse or you would have 100000000 posts in here by now... Keep up the good work. :mrgreen: