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    Raising Live Brine Shrimp?

    Brine shrimp will ingest any food appropriately sized for their digestive system at time of feeding. Over the years, many people have used many...
    Post by: rayjay, Jan 2, 2011 in forum: Inverts
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    seahorses amd eels

    This is hitting the nail on the head. Excellent comment. I'd like to add also, that even after a long period of time before adding another tankmate,...
    Post by: rayjay, Jan 2, 2011 in forum: Tropical Fish
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    new year, new seahorse build!!!!!!(many pictuers)

    I hadn't meant to imply that you were saying it was the only way, just that I didn't understand the use of it by so many (especially a preference for...
    Post by: rayjay, Jan 2, 2011 in forum: Show Off Your Fish Tanks!
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    new year, new seahorse build!!!!!!(many pictuers)

    I don't know what "75 percent base rock" means, and I know that others use rock to cycle a tank, however, a seahorse, being prone to fatalities due...
    Post by: rayjay, Jan 2, 2011 in forum: Show Off Your Fish Tanks!
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    new year, new seahorse build!!!!!!(many pictuers)

    I agree. Just start the cycle using ammonium chloride or put some food in the tank to decay and produce the ammonia for the cycle.
    Post by: rayjay, Jan 1, 2011 in forum: Show Off Your Fish Tanks!
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    Seahorse tank

    Well, you did awfully well for dwarf seahorses that CANNOT long term survive being fed non live foods, and doing it for six years when the lifespan...
    Post by: rayjay, Jan 1, 2011 in forum: Tropical Fish
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    Seahorse tank

    As mentioned, dwarfs need a supply of live foods. Because of this, and the fact that dwarfs don't do as much hunting of food that normal sized...
    Post by: rayjay, Jan 1, 2011 in forum: Tropical Fish
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    Seahorse tank

    Please don't subject normal seahorses to a 10g tank. For best chances of success, use a 29/30g. A ten would only be suitable for about 5 or 6 pairs...
    Post by: rayjay, Dec 31, 2010 in forum: Tropical Fish
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    Frozen or live?

    Actually, juvenile and adult brine shrimp grown from cysts from the Great Salt Lake have excellent protein values (49.7 - 62.5% DW), higher than...
    Post by: rayjay, Dec 28, 2010 in forum: Fish Food
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    Seahorse links

    Some of the already mentioned links but a few more are located at the bottom of the "my thoughts" link in my signature.
    Post by: rayjay, Dec 26, 2010 in forum: Tropical Fish
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    Frozen or live?

    Live brine shrimp be they nauplii or juvenile or adults, are a much better food after enrichment with a suitable product. Newborn nauplii have to be...
    Post by: rayjay, Dec 25, 2010 in forum: Fish Food
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    new year, new seahorse build!!!!!!(many pictuers)

    Chaeto is great for growing pods as it provides a lot of cover for protection from predators like seahorses. However, it is massed together so much...
    Post by: rayjay, Dec 23, 2010 in forum: Show Off Your Fish Tanks!
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    new year, new seahorse build!!!!!!(many pictuers)

    Don't know what you mean by "what club is she in" but she is a member on seahorse.org. Her profile there lists her location as Lake in the Hills,...
    Post by: rayjay, Dec 22, 2010 in forum: Show Off Your Fish Tanks!
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    new year, new seahorse build!!!!!!(many pictuers)

    The reason it is not recommended to keep different species together, especially when starting out, is that seahorses, in addition to being really...
    Post by: rayjay, Dec 22, 2010 in forum: Show Off Your Fish Tanks!
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    new year, new seahorse build!!!!!!(many pictuers)

    When one sees that seahorses are kept in conditions not recommended by experienced keepers, it means that the odds of success are much much greater...
    Post by: rayjay, Dec 22, 2010 in forum: Show Off Your Fish Tanks!
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    calibrate refractometer w/ RO/DI water?

    If your refractometer is a salt water refractometer, and if you use distilled or RO for calibration, the reading will be off at normal reef salinity....
    Post by: rayjay, Dec 20, 2010 in forum: General Reef Topics
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    Urgent Long nose butterfly help

    I always quarantine any fish I get in a hospital tank before it goes into the display tank. That way I can watch to be sure everything is ok and...
    Post by: rayjay, Dec 13, 2010 in forum: ASAP
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    Seahorse pictures

    Colours of any seahorse are mostly determined by their own individual bodies and doesn't have much of anything to do with a progression. Seahorses...
    Post by: rayjay, Nov 29, 2010 in forum: General Reef Topics
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    Seahorse pictures

    I love seahorse pictures!! I love to keep them even more. As mentioned, you need to do the investigative work first and then be prepared to do the...
    Post by: rayjay, Nov 29, 2010 in forum: General Reef Topics
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    HELP!!!!!!!! With Pipefish & Seahorses.

    Before i forget, the squamosa clam could be a problem at some point if it closes up on a tail dragging across it. The damage to the tail can end up...
    Post by: rayjay, Nov 22, 2010 in forum: Tropical Fish
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