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Posted by Seanic Aquarium on July 22, 2002 at 07:50:42:

In Reply to: How established should aquarium be before you add seahorse? posted by Tara on July 20, 2002 at 15:43:28:

Your tank needs to be well established. Reading of zero on everything except nitrates. Seahorses cannot tolerate any amonia, and fluctuations of any sort are stressful. The key to healthy seahorses are stress free seahorses. Captive breds are by far the easiest to keep. They eat frozen food and resist disease.
Thanks
Aaron
: Are there specific kinds of seahorse that are heartier than others?

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