My beautiful H. Erectus

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Hello, just wanted to share my pair of gorgeous H Erectus, which I got a month ago locally from a wonderful hobby breeder. Wanted Seahorse for as long as I can remember and not disappointed I'm completely obsessed now.

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They are very beautiful. Just 1 question...in the 2nd photo it looks like the coral behind the seahorse is frogspawn. I could not tell for sure, but did you know that any stinging coral is dangerous to seahorses?
 
They are very beautiful. Just 1 question...in the 2nd photo it looks like the coral behind the seahorse is frogspawn. I could not tell for sure, but did you know that any stinging coral is dangerous to seahorses?

No, it's just a boring old hairy mushroom. No LPS, sps or even zoa (toxins can be released if they hitch) in their tank.

Thanks though.
 
No, it's just a boring old hairy mushroom. No LPS, sps or even zoa (toxins can be released if they hitch) in their tank.

Thanks though.
That is good. I was just checking in case you didn't know.
 
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Hello, just wanted to share my pair of gorgeous H Erectus, which I got a month ago locally from a wonderful hobby breeder. Wanted Seahorse for as long as I can remember and not disappointed I'm completely obsessed now.

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Hi 1979fishgeek,

Wow...your tank looks so wonderful;)
Congratulations with new friends!
Is it difficult to take care of them?

Zhenya
 
Good-looking ponies!
 

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