RyanG
Reef enthusiast
EDIT: I'll keep my trolling to a minimum...:mrgreen:
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Picture of the day.
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Sir Alex
Dragon the eel (below)
Are any of the grasses real?
d2mini
Reef enthusiast
little_fish, i want that gorg!
New pic of the little one...
New pic of the little one...
little_fish
Moderator
Id be happy to send you a piece d2mini!
And your little girl is sooooo cute!
And your little girl is sooooo cute!
cynster
Dwarf Seahorse Keeper
Nope - they are all part of one solid piece. I do have curly macro-algae in the corner, but I try not to take pics of it :P lol
Sir Alex
Dragon the eel (below)
Do you plan on keeping plants or are they just not worth the hassle?
little_fish
Moderator
With the dwarfs its not worth the hassle because the risk of bringing in deadly hitchhikers is so high
cynster
Dwarf Seahorse Keeper
I do have liverock that did have hitch-hikers on it - but the liverock pulls its weight. I looked over it during the cycle and removed anything I thought could be dangerous and dosed it with panacur to remove any hydroids that might be on it.
With the plants, my motivation isn't with hitch-hikers, but I know with a lot of dwarf owners, that's the main goal. Personally - I can't keep plants alive, they start rotting or spreading and cause a huge mess. The only one I keep is the curly macroalgea because it stays in one place and it doesn't die like the other stuff does. My main concern is the water quality at this point. I do think plants are very good for the health of the seahorses though. They live in plants in their natural environment and their food lives in the plants - I think having -some- macro-algae is good, and I think if I took the curly stuff away, it would probably be a bad thing for my tank.
With the plants, my motivation isn't with hitch-hikers, but I know with a lot of dwarf owners, that's the main goal. Personally - I can't keep plants alive, they start rotting or spreading and cause a huge mess. The only one I keep is the curly macroalgea because it stays in one place and it doesn't die like the other stuff does. My main concern is the water quality at this point. I do think plants are very good for the health of the seahorses though. They live in plants in their natural environment and their food lives in the plants - I think having -some- macro-algae is good, and I think if I took the curly stuff away, it would probably be a bad thing for my tank.
Dana42078
Dana
Cute outfit Dennis. Shes adorable.
chuysvt
hi
Dana42078
Dana
An oldie ive never shared..... love him!
little_fish
Moderator
ninja fish will make you see stars!
Dana42078
Dana
MERGE!!!!!!!! MOPRH...hopefully =)
HMMMMMMMMM whats going on here!!!!!!!:mrgreen::mrgreen::mrgreen::mrgreen:
Marines_Wife
Reef enthusiast
cynster
Dwarf Seahorse Keeper
woah awesome! It's even ok in salt water?! :O that's amazing.
Marines_Wife
Reef enthusiast
Yes, I bought it specifically to take diving with me :) My last one I loved. It had only one flaw....me. I forgot to close the battery hatch all the way and apparently its only waterproof as long as you close everything tight.....:oops:
Dana42078
Dana
Zissou
What about my dynamite?
Sweet dreams. :mrgreen:
BL1
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God I hate spidersSweet dreams. :mrgreen:
Sir Alex
Dragon the eel (below)
God I love spiders.
