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#1
06/25/2007, 04:23 PM
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Will they be safe
Hey I was looking into getting a couple seahorses for my nano reef. I was wondering if they would be safe with the corals I have and I will list ones I plan on getting too.
I have - Zoos Hammerhead Euphillia Mushrooms Pipe Organ Devils Hand Poccillipora, Green Slimer, Granulosa Encrusting Monti Acan Crocea Clam Fire Shrimp Emerald Crab Hermits/Snails I plan to get - Another Clam Coco Worm various Acros Dendrophillia More Zoos Please let me know if seahorses would be ok in my system and what I should stay away from (coral wise) if they will work. Thanks 
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#2
06/25/2007, 07:41 PM
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Sorry a nano won't work for a seahorse, and not all the corals and inhabitants on the list are seahorse safe. Sorry.
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06/25/2007, 08:19 PM
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just to be thorough the only things on that list that arent seahorse saye are the hammer and clam
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#4
06/25/2007, 11:23 PM
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To elaborate on pledo's comment, you want at least 29 gallons for a pair of seahorses, and you'll want to keep them at temps lower than 74 degrees, without any stinging corals and without any inverts that could close on their tails (clams, crabs, etc.).
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06/26/2007, 09:35 PM
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