New Setup

Whoa that 2 very stunning kudas! seems both are females feeding on live or frozens?

[Imbellis]

Originally Posted by limsc

Huh, so you are not new to marine..
After your post, saw your 'giant' starfish at the right corner of the tank..

I'm pretty new, I had a little experience about 7 years back for a 2ft tank. It leaked after 3 months and ended my marine tank experience haha.
I only knew they eat Starfish after I bought them and Googled on how to feed them haha.

Originally Posted by dnsfpl

1 more thing, you might want to reposition your powerhead
in case your anemone decides to move towards it, nightmare

I had a bad experience with anemone being "cut" by rotors of internal powerhead haha. This powerhead is small and don't think can suck the anemone in.

Originally Posted by Horsemen

Whoa that 2 very stunning kudas! seems both are females feeding on live or frozens?

How do you see male/female? They are eating live brine shrimps for now. Need to get them to eat frozen

Bro lyon, manage to dig out a old thread from src ....hope it helps

http://www.sgreefclub.com/forum/topi..._1#entry370172

Males have pouch, females don't...

[Imbellis]

Originally Posted by Horsemen

Bro lyon, manage to dig out a old thread from src ....hope it helps

http://www.sgreefclub.com/forum/topi..._1#entry370172

Males have pouch, females don't...

Where to get live mysis? The seahorses don't seem to be able to hoot even the smallest Ghost shrimps?
And what filtration are you using for the seahorse training tank?

Originally Posted by Imbellis

Where to get live mysis? The seahorses don't seem to be able to hoot even the smallest Ghost shrimps?
And what filtration are you using for the seahorse training tank?

okie.... maybe can try cherry shrimps? or malayan shrimps? they are sure small enough to fit the snout.... but then u gotta partition ur horses to a smaller area where the can spots and eat the food eaiser..... what filteration u using?

[JP88]

Nice & simple marine setup
Like to have 1 of these setup one day .. but dont think is easy to maintain

Thks for sharing

bro chinmo stated garlic guard in the forum wat is that actually

[Imbellis]

Originally Posted by Horsemen

okie.... maybe can try cherry shrimps? or malayan shrimps? they are sure small enough to fit the snout.... but then u gotta partition ur horses to a smaller area where the can spots and eat the food eaiser..... what filteration u using?

Oh malayan would be a good choice cuz usually can get smaller ones. How about live brine shrimps?
My yellow and white seahorses are big enough to take small shrimps but the smaller tiger tail seahorse's snout is way too small. Currently using hang on filter.

I will setup another 1ft tank to train the seahorses

[craz]

nice seahorses there bro...

Originally Posted by motoro_freak

bro chinmo stated garlic guard in the forum wat is that actually

Scent or food lure, plus it likes a vitamin soak