PICS from IMAC

BenjieC · #1 06/04/2007, 07:18 AM

Here some pics from DLC and Seahorse.org (I think)

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whiirly · #2 06/04/2007, 07:19 AM

Very Cool pics of the Horses

BenjieC · #3 06/04/2007, 07:21 AM

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moon jelly · #5 06/04/2007, 07:48 AM

nancy took some awesome fotos. it is nice to finally see some of her work! it was great spending time with the 2 of you at imac. lotsa great laughs!!!!

yankeereefer · #6 06/04/2007, 08:23 AM

Nice pics benjie!

karenL · #7 06/04/2007, 09:19 AM

Benjie
that 2nd pic is of my horse
nice pics

moon jelly · #8 06/04/2007, 09:22 AM

is it an erectus?

yankeereefer · #9 06/04/2007, 09:26 AM

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is it an erectus?

Your mind is always in the gutter - Or is it mine?

karenL · #10 06/04/2007, 09:38 AM

its my female southern H. erectus
juggy, you sure no your erectus

Pufferpunk · #11 06/04/2007, 09:40 AM

Karen, Did you buy one there? I didn't know they were selling them. I asked about keeping one in my fuge but they said I'd have to keep the tank below 76. I'm lucky to keep it below 81 during these hotter months. The did tell my a pipefish would love to live in my fuge, so I'm on the hunt now!

karenL · #12 06/04/2007, 09:46 AM

I had bought them from a breeder friend of mine and displayed them at IMAC
I keep the horse tank at 72
Seahorse.org put a pair of southern H. erectus in the raffle, which were donated from the breeder of my 4 erectus
mine were the biggest erectus there and love being home

Pufferpunk · #13 06/04/2007, 09:50 AM

What do you do to cool the tank? Where are they from, that they need it so cool? I've been diving in much warmer waters & seen horses living there.

ppurcell · #14 06/04/2007, 09:50 AM

Pipefish are pod preditors. So....are you going to make a new refugium so you can supply pods to the pipefish that lives in the aquarium that was formerly known as the 'fuge'? Or do you have a really large fuge that so that your pipefish can eat with out depopulating the pods and still leave some leftover that may make it into the display?

Pufferpunk · #15 06/04/2007, 09:51 AM

I've got millions of pods in my fuge & in my tank.

karenL · #16 06/04/2007, 10:01 AM

Erectus are from the atlantic
in home aquariums at elevated temps of upper 70's they seem to die from bacterial infections. myco and vibrio are the 2 biggest/worse pathagens in our tanks for horses
now barbs like it hot, barbouri keep well at 78F, and in my opinion are possible the most beautiful of seahorses
but if you go with capensis, abdominalis, or breviceps you need to maintain low 60's

Pufferpunk · #17 06/04/2007, 10:20 AM

Thanks Horseygrl! Ya just don't know who knows what about which!

karenL · #18 06/04/2007, 10:30 AM

anytime puffer
now stop hijacking benjie's thread

karenL · #19 06/04/2007, 01:19 PM

Benjie
can you post some pics of the northern erectus and the southern erectus for educational reasons
I can't tell the difference in adults yet

bob21115 · #20 06/04/2007, 01:48 PM

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I bought that Clam. Its insane here is a picture of it in my tank.

BenjieC · #21 06/04/2007, 01:59 PM

It's amazing what different bulbs can do.

jdieck · #22 06/04/2007, 02:02 PM

Excellent pics Benjie, nice seein you there

bob21115 · #23 06/04/2007, 02:10 PM

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It's amazing what different bulbs can do.

Benji,

Its a 400w 20k XM

here is the other Clam I bought from DL

The 4 small ones on top are from the UberFrag booth.

BenjieC · #24 06/04/2007, 03:22 PM

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Excellent pics Benjie, nice seein you there

I wish I took them. LOL But those are my wife's pics. She took some great pic's but she wasn't happy w/ any of them. It was good seeing you there Jose.