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Old 11/27/2007, 01:30 PM
onegreenray onegreenray is offline
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growth pics...not coral!

tank when i first set it up in september:



tank now:





anyones sea horse ever do this turn white:



copperband i got at aqua hut yesterday:




heres the stock list:

40 breeder tank: 2 pink skunk clowns, 1 court jester goby, 1 yellow watchman goby, 1 black shrimp goby, 1 tiger pistol shrimp, 1 leopard wrasse, 2 pearl jaw fish, 3 black clown gobies, 1 copperband butterfly, 1 sea horse, and two peppermint shrimp.

have to love small fish in a nano.
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Old 11/27/2007, 05:12 PM
DEXTER SOLIS DEXTER SOLIS is offline
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looking better than my 180
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Old 11/27/2007, 05:31 PM
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crazy stock list, but im sure those plants help a good deal.


is the seahorse eating enough? especially with that leapord in there.
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Old 11/27/2007, 05:44 PM
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The copperband looks like a great addition to your tank, Raymond.
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Old 11/27/2007, 05:52 PM
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If you look on seahorse.org it gives you tons of info aboout them.
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Old 11/27/2007, 07:51 PM
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really nice tank!
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Old 11/27/2007, 08:42 PM
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Seahorses are like chamelions. Mine started black and there now black and white. Not as white as yours but your tank is pretty bright. Looks great!
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Old 11/28/2007, 06:31 AM
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thanks guys.

dex stop messing with it. go with one thing and stick with it.
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Old 12/02/2007, 03:22 PM
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Hey Ray,
from what i understand, seahorses have Chaetomorpha cells, which are the same as chameleons, but they don't use them much or are as rapid changing as in chameleons, but i have kept sea horses from Ocean rider that came in red and turned black as they hung out on a black sea fan all the time, then i switched to a red sea fan and walla... back to red.
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Old 12/04/2007, 07:52 AM
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Teen,
Actually the leopard is now eating flake and anything else I put it so it doesn't really compete with the sea horse.

The plants help amazingly with the extra nutrients in the tank.

I figured as much Julio. Seems since there is no other sea horses it pretty much stays white. When I added another on it changed black. But once the little one died it went back to white. It’s healthy and eats, swims etc.

The jaw fish are really cool to watch though. Great personality on them.
 


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