Hello All

[Seahorse]

Am new here and just wanted to say hi. [img]smile.gif[/img]

[DJ88]

Welcome Seahorse. [img]smile.gif[/img]

Why don't ya tell us about yourself? Tank etc. [img]smile.gif[/img]

[Seahorse]

Hi Darren,
Well, I have nine tanks. All but two are saltwater. I raise and breed seahorses. Also have fish tanks with all kinds of water critters I enjoy very much. Am getting ready to buy another 150G.reef.and get rid of some of the smaller tanks. At the moment, I am enjoying 64 baby seahorses that are three months old now. They are just too cute!

[titus]

Hello,

1) Welcome.

2) Oh my god! So many seahorses. Um... you know some people dry them for herbs....

[Son Of Skyline]

Welcome! All the way from Texas huh? [img]smile.gif[/img]

[terryp01]

Finally, someone else on the board from Texas. Welcome.

[AJ_77]

We've got some family on my wife's side in Houston - a loose connection is better than none!

Welcome from Calgary, where most of our corporate offices report to Houston also.

Cheers,

AJ

[ruck'n'reefer]

What type of pony's do you have? How hard are they to feed? I am thinking of getting some.

[ 13 April 2002, 16:54: Message edited by: Ruck'n'reefer ]

[Seahorse]

Hi, I have H.Erectus,Kudas,Histrix.All of my babies are H. Histrix. They all eat live food.Ghost shrimp, Adult Brine shrimp(enriched),baby mollies and guppies,etc. I am in the process of training my babies to eat frozen mysis shrimp. I would make one suggestion, to only purchase captive bred seahorses and not wild caught.I researched for a long time before I ever purchased my first horse.Hope that answers some of your questions

[Seahorse]

Hi everyone and thanks for the warm welcome! Nice to see some fellow Texans here.
Yes, I am aware that some people abuse seahorses in a lot of ways but I will stay with the garden variety of herbs, thank you very much! :eek: These are really magnificent creatures but I do find them to be a greater challenge to keep than any of my other water critters but well worth it to me.