Seahorse Addiction?

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O my, someone should have warned me how addictive seahorses are! I can't stop watching them in their tank and when I am not watching them I am changing all my avatars to seahorses, and the screen savers on the computer. Of course to do that I need pics so I am taking lots of pics of them too. I just can't seem to help myself. :smile:

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I just got mine. They are H Barebori 20180623_150833_mh1529796419088.jpg 20180623_155326_mh1529796490618.jpg . They are beautiful babies.
 
I just got mine. They are H Barebori 20180623_150833_mh1529796419088.jpg 20180623_155326_mh1529796490618.jpg . They are beautiful babies.
They are beautiful. I still have seahorses but have never ventured into any of the other species. I just keep erectus.
 
Great, something else I want now.. Already suffer from long years of Tank Acquisition Syndrome... Need another.. thinking rimless.. and Seahorses or pipefish.. Do pipefish breed as well as seahorses?
 
I am now so tempted to keep some. My buddy is giving me a breeding pair and the more I read the more I think it is not for me, but looking at these posts and pics, maybe I should take the plunge
 

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