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Old 03-11-2006, 10:22 PM
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I want to get a SeaFan for my Seahorse tank. What would be the best one to get? Are they hard to take care of? What is the best thing to feed them?

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Old 03-11-2006, 10:29 PM
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The corky fingers are photosynthetic and the easiest to keep alive. Otherwise, just get the dead skeletons because those work well & you don't have to worry about keeping it alive with lots of food that will pollute your seahorse tank.

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Old 03-12-2006, 04:30 AM
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Thanks for the info Anthony.

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yeah there was a post back in the "PICTURE" forum not to long back of a person that had a tank full of dead sea fans and it looked good.
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Diana & Raf in North Vancouver.
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Diana & Raf in North Vancouver.
Yeah thats it! I know they had a discussion about purchasing them online somewhere but they were expensive. But they did look really nice in the pictures and did add to to look of the aquascape.
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Old 03-13-2006, 04:00 AM
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They have 4 or more of them at Ocean aquarium's in Calgary they range from 60-90. I am hoping to find a used one becuse that is a lot of money.

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Hey-I know of a local couple (Ken and Linny)...they are on the board here...I'm sure that they sell them and their price is good. They had quite a selection when I was over last!

Once I saw Raf and Dianas tank...whew, would love to add them to my FOWLR. Very cool looking!

I should mention also that they were the dead ones like in Raf/Diana's tank that Ken and Linny have.....
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Old 03-15-2006, 04:03 PM
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Hi Guys,

Is DT's Live Phytoplankton the best to a feed Yellow Gorgonian (SeaFan)? Should I get anything more to feed them? How offten should I feed them and how much. It will be the only coral in a 30G tank.

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