29 Gallon Seahorse Bio Cube

[Starchar]

I thought that I would post the progress of my tank which I have started about a year ago now. I have recently moved so that was an experience and I luckily nothing died. So here are a couple of pictures....


Stock:

2 H. Kuda seahorses (both female)
1 Blenny
1 Skunk Cleaner Shrimp
1 Sand-sifting Starfish
1 Feather Duster
CUC (Including a nice colony of spaghetti worms)

Corals:

Kenya Tree
Green Zoas
Florida Ricordia
Pulsing Zenia
Button Polyps
Purple Mushrooms
Corky Finger Gorg.

 

[Starchar]

Couple more pics

 

[Hholly]

Gorgeous!

 

[melosu58]

Looks pretty nice.

 

[FerretCareGiver06]

I'm new to saltwater and a good person recommended me to you cause I wanted to get seahorses. They are the creatures that got me into the fish hobby to begin with. Any advice and suggestions you can give me?

 

[LyndaB]

Your pictures are fantastic! Great tank, thanks for sharing.

 

[Starchar]

Ferret,

I am happy to help any way that I can. I am far from an expert but I have managed to keep mine alive and healthy. I have done extensive reading on the critters so PM with any questions that you have. Or post here if you like and others can give their advice as well. I posted one of these pics in the Photo of the Month along with some care instructions.

 

[redsea]

Very nice tank!

 

[moonstreak2005]

Really nice! I'm planning on changing my 29g cube over to a seahorse tank, still researching them and haven't decided which type would be best to try yet tho. Those are some great pics of yours, thanks for sharing!

 

[glenn77]

Moon, there is a u tube video about seahorses. I don't know anything about saltwater, too scared and poor. Videos are by la fish guys. May help you

 

[moonstreak2005]

Thanks, much appreciated! Quite a few people here locally tell me I'm crazy wanting seahorses, "they're boring and blah", but I've always been fascinated by them.

 

[glenn77]

I like them, there different. But only thing I know is from the videos. The guy is very entertaining.