Seahorses and corals

jamie.pullin.313

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Hay all. I am setting up a 190l seahorse aquarium. First time with horses. Would any of u guys know if there are any corals that would sting the horse I should stay clear of
 
I kept mine with gorgs, zoas, ricordea and acan lords with no issues. stay away from sps and any aggressive lps
 
I kept mine with gorgs, zoas, ricordea and acan lords with no issues. stay away from sps and any aggressive lps

+1. I also like sponges and softies like nepthea or toadstool corals.
 
I've had these guys and they are awesome to have and watch, the corals you must certainly stay away from are aggressive LPS corals. I went to my LFS and got sea fans and they loved it. Sea fans is an easy spot where they can grab on with their tails and rest.
 
I have been working on my aquarium for 3 mouths now and already have plenty of macro algaes as anchors for the horses a few of nice peaces of coral when I researched them then horse just before Christmas thanks for ur help
 

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