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Finally, I am getting closer to getting my seahorse tank back!! In June, I rehomed my seahorses. I was terrified that I would murder them in my move so I found them a home. Now, I have upgraded slightly to a 40 gallon tank. The tank is almost ready for seahorses. The tank is still cloudy from rearranging the rock. I will be sure to post pics up soon. I just can't wait to have my seahorses back!!! :)
 
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Here is a not so lovely pic:

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I'm not so sure when I will add them. I am waiting for them to come in stock. I am also still debating on whether I should do kuda or erectus. Decisions...decisions.
 
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There is not much difference. Kudas can be trickier to get to eat, but I will be getting captive bred so that won't be an issue. Kudas also have trouble taking to the feeding dish.


In preparation for the seahorses, I have stocked my freezer with mysis. So really, the only thing I need is seahorses.
 

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I haven't got my erectus to eat from their dish yet either. I need to work at teaching them more earnestly. They do follow my turkey baster so it probably won't be hard to do.
So kuda look like erectus more or less?
 
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The kuda have smoother bodies and don't vary in color quite as much as the erectus. They also get bigger.
 

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How many ponies do you have in mind? I guess 3 kudas in a 40g isn't unreasonable, even if they are a little bigger is it? I can't remember, is your tank a AIO or does it have a sump?
 

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Awesome! Looking forward to seeing the ponies in their new home! 1smile1
 
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I just pulled the trigger!! Seahorses have been ordered! :)
 

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Such suspense! Which species did you decide on? How many?
I can't wait to set up my first seahorse tank!
 

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