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Posted by Sky on May 18, 2002 at 22:37:17:

In Reply to: HOW LONG?????????????????????????????????????????????????? posted by DAN on May 18, 2002 at 09:21:51:

IT could take from a month to 3 months, You should test you water. regular Seahorses should never ever ever be the first things in your tank. They will not beable to live through the ammonia spikes.!!! Same with most saltwater fish. I piece of shrimp should start your tanks cycle. YOur ammonia should rise and then fall down to 0 ppm, if you don't understand me, so somemore homework. And if you didn't know how lond it takes a tank to cycle, I recommend you don't start with seahorses.

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