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seahorsetank2 - YouTube No no the algae is in another 55 gallon i have that is already cycled. Theres nothing but live rock and sand in there. That's for another project, I just have it cycled so Its ready when I am.

Heres my tank. What do you think about the water flow? Too strong? What do I do about microbubbles? Are they harmful? I have macroalgae growing in a seperate tank, you wont see them here.

I'm not gonna lie. It's totally my first tank (not including the coral-only tank I'm cycling in my room). I'm a chemistry major so I've taken a lot of science classes and understand the nitrogen cycle pretty well. I've also spent hours researching and spoken to many fish store owners and "pro"...

I have a pump facing near the HOB filter so the seahorses steer away from it. And I dont have a heater at all. I'm in Florida where its always hot, so if I leave the temperature how it is, it stays at 72-74 all the time, which I've read is good for seahorses. I plan on going to...

I have a 36 gallon tank I intend to have seahorses in. Erectus. I have 400gph of flow. A HOB filter. 36 lbs of live rock. A bunch of plastic hitches until my macroalgae grows. The tank is currently cycling and the temp stays at about 72-74 F. I have live sand as substrate. Am I missing...