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03-03-2009, 12:17 AM
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Seahorse Tank
Hi Everyone,
Well my sister is bringing down my tank that i want to use for a seahorse tank. It is not plumbed and am hoping you folks with seahorse tanks can post pics of there setup to give me an idea of how i want to set mine up. Sump or no sump, skimmer or not. I have a 6 bulb T5 setup for it already. Tank is 20"x20"x30". Any help would be greatly appreciated, already checked on seahorse.org. Thanks to anyone who can help. 
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#2
03-03-2009, 01:09 AM
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talkingreef.com has a few podcasts about seahorses you might wanna check out
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but what the heck do i know
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#3
03-03-2009, 01:17 AM
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Hey,
Cool, I love my seahorses. They like to have things to wrap their tails around, Gorgonians are great. Not a strong current. What kind (Kinds) are you thinking of ? I have narrow bellied and Kuda's, I am a fan of tank raised. What is your tank in gallons. Do you plan on keeping things with them? My tank is a 25gal. Aqua clear 50 hang on filter. I have no sump. I use a skimmer . Live rock of course. Live sand. Sorry no pictures. But I do not mind questions. I like pictures if you have some. I have a new camera just have no time to try and figure it out yet. Leah
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03-03-2009, 02:34 AM
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I have not decided on the kind yet, a local LFS has tank raised in right now, but unfortunatley i am not set up. hopefully they will be getting more in, in a couple months. will keep u posted and will add pics as they come, thanks.
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03-04-2009, 12:03 AM
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anyone, please!
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03-04-2009, 12:34 AM
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I have recently started up a seahorse tank. It is a 46 gallon bowfront, sump-less and currently skimmer-less, however I do plan on getting a skimmer at some point, just a little tight for cash right now! I have a canister filter for circulation and a bit of filtration, and a powerhead for circulation as well. Lots of live rock and specific branch pieces for the seahorses to hitch on.
I will post some photos if you'd like, just have to take some...
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03-04-2009, 01:16 AM
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I have found that with my seahorses I had to cover the end of the of the filter as they
would get sucked into it and could not get out. That is with a aquaclear hang on. And as far as circulation , I use a pump with airstones only. But mine are small. They sleep on the tubing at night.
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03-04-2009, 02:56 AM
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Yes, I agree, the end of my filter input is covered and it is my male's favorite place to sleep, sitting on the foam cube.
I have Kuda's right now but am looking to get a couple more in the next few weeks.
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03-04-2009, 04:36 AM
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How often are you two doing water changes, and what kind of skimmer are you using. I was thinking of buying a canister filter and then doing a hang on back refugium. any ideas? thank you
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#10
03-04-2009, 10:59 AM
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How big is your tank? I use as remora nano skimmer as my tank is smallish.
So many ways to accomplish it is just preference I think. I use the foam from my Remora pro I just ordered extra and cover the end of my filter. I do a small water change once a week maybe 2 gallons. Sorry don't know about a refugium. What is your thinking on that out of curiosity?
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