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currently it has been reserved.. thanks for viewing

below is a pict taken from the net. It is not getting along with my SH, so i have to let it go for just $5. Is hardworking cleaning up algae on the rocks n glass wall. more importantly, it picks up drift away mysis too. i'm in CCK. pls pm your contact. thanks.

Thanks.. ^__^ a wonderful creature that teaches me some facts of life. also a wonderful creature to watch too..

Thank you for asking this question. after studying it, I realised what I thought i have.. i have not and what I thought I have not.... i actually had it.. below are the pictures of each species.. Starting with 2 Tiger tail, follow by 2 kuda and 1 reidi. Pictures are taken from the net.

Extract: --- This is to be used as a guideline. Keeping temperature constant is extremely important and although it is typically better to keep them at the lower ranges below, stability is key. One degree more or less is not a problem as long as temperature swings do not exceed 2 degrees maximum in a 24-hour range. Surface turbulence using power heads (water pumps), air pumps, and fans can help to lower and stabilize temperatures if necessary. Photographer: Eliezer Zuñiga Villarreal Here is a list of commonly avaliable seahorse species grouped by their temperature range. You can not mix species from differing temperature ranges. Also listed is the recommended minimum tank size for two pairs of adult seahorses of each species, as well as the 'additional' space required by each additional pair. These are guidelines. Several people keep seahorses successfully in much smaller tanks, but we do not recommend this. 1) Tropical species - kept at 74-78 degrees F (24-26 degrees C) zosterae, 1 pair/1.5 gallons (6 liters) - recommended 5 gallons (20 liters) kuda, 1 pair/8 gallons (30 liters)- minimum size 15 gallons (60 liters) barbouri, 1 pair/8 gallons (30 liters)- minimum size 15 gallons (60 liters) erectus, 1 pair/8 gallons (30 liters)- minimum size 15 gallons (60 liters) reidi 1 pair/8 gallons (30 liters)- minimum size 15 gallons (60 liters) fuscus 1 pair per 5 gallons (20 liters)- minimum size 10 gallons (40 liters) comes 1 pair/8 gallons (30 liters)- minimum size 15 gallons (60 liters) procerus 1 pair/8 gallons (30 liters) - minimum size 15 gallons (60 liters) 2) Subtropical species - kept at 70-74 degrees F (22-25 degrees C) whitei, 1 pair/8 gallons (30 liters)- minimum size 15 gallons (60 liters) ingens1 pair/13 gallons (50 liters)- minimum size 45 gallons (180 liters) tuberculatus, 1 pair/5 gallons (20 liters)- minimum size 15 gallons (60 liters) 3) Temperate species - kept at 66-72 degrees F (19-22 degrees C) abdominalis, 1pair/13 gallons (50 liters)- minimum size 60 gallons (240 liters) capensis 1 pair/5 gallons (20 liters)- minimum size 10 gallons (40 liters) breviceps, 1 pair/5 gallons (20 liters)- minimum size 10 gallons (40 liters)

New "family member"...... ^________^

Thanks for your comment. ^___^ Hope you enjoyed viewing those posted pictures. Do post your doubt, I'm sure all of us here will give their opinion and help. Currently, my tank is a 15" cube with sump. Equipment: return pump - 1200l/hr, wave maker - 900l/hr, skimmer and chiller. Are you planning for a SH tank also? the first thing that came to my mind when u set up in ur bedroom is Noise, both from the drain to the sump and equipment. You may wan to pay more attention to that. If i can be of any help, please feel free to ask. I try my best to answer.

Different species of SH requires different temperature. It may go as low as 22 degrees C. Unless you can maintain below 28C consistently. I won't recommend you to try.

Natural food source. My SH will love them. ^__^

IMO, 10 gallon is small for SH. as they need space not only for surface n dive.. but also lateral movement. further, if additional LS is added in, example fishes. it will only contribute to more stress. SH colors depends on 2 main factors, namely, environment colors and its mood. as far as i understand, SH is being harvest for chinese medical herds and hence contribute to the drastic drop in numbers to the extend of being listed as one of the endangered species. they do not swim like fishes and most of the time they would hook onto a surface. I would suggest that you do not get SH from the wild as they are hard to wean off live food. they have to be fed 3 times a day if not 2. If you have plan to travel, do ensure that ur tank have enough pods to tie them through ur holiday. ^__^. As for what fishes to add, the guide is in point 2 below. Do note is only a guide. here are some links you can read before you start. 1. http://www.seahorse.com/ 2. http://www.fusedjaw.com/aquariumcare/seahorse-tankmates-whats-safe-whats-not/

the child has been declared brain dead by her doc.. according to the news..

I know... i know the answer!!!!! I'm the hardest to feed...

thanks bro.. ^__^

its sad that it has happen to a young child and very heartless of the drivers n passer-by except the aunty. Morale lessons to what i learned here is.. NEVER let your child wonder by her/himself, especially when parents brings them out.

waaa.... nice Tigertail. hope u will have a wonderful time with it. ^___^ please do disinfect your hand before u touch it. they can be finger fed.

I would like to release a blasto(about 8 mouths) for $45. it has been with me for almost a year. pls PM me with your contact. Thanks. I'm in CCK

" I'm feeling white today... "

hi.. is this micromussa?

do you have radio active BN?

don worry.. i have been there many times.. no problem at all. drive right in and park at the wooden gate.

uncle bac.. he has 1

Hi!! Greetings from Singapore

Thanks Santa.. Do drop by this post n hope u enjoy the marine creatures..