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New addition to my Seahorse tank. Red Hippocampus Reidi!
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beautiful horses everybody....here's a few terrible pics of the horse tank I had a few years ago,I loved my horses but just didn't have the time to feed them properly and ended up giving them and the tank to a devoted horse keeper,last I heard,they were doing great still.....someday after I retire from work,I'll be back in the horse keeping business again though
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Some bad phone pics , but he is a beefy horse. Im not sure what species of seahorse he is , if anyone knows?
 

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I collected this pair in the sea in New York and here in my reef they are transfering eggs to the male. (this picture is about 20 years old)

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my wife wants a sea horse so bad might have to get one and put it in my 40g planted refu
 

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