Photo #1 - More Of My Seahorse Tank. You Can See Various Sea...

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Photo Caption: More of my seahorse tank. You can see various seahorses and also my single pipefish.
37 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - More of my seahorse tank. You can see various seahorses and also my single pipefish.
saltwater fish - hippocampus erectus - black seahorse stocking in 37 gallons tank - Some of my Seahorses!

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State: Virginia
Country: United States
Description: 37 Gallon Custom Tank with Sump. Coralife. Protein skimmer in Sump.
Advice: Check your levels in your tank in the beginning. Water changes are the best way to get rid of high nitrates in your tank.
Fish Kept: 7 Seahorses. 1 Pipefish. 3 Clowns. 1 Lawnmower Blenny. 1 Mandarin.
Corals/Plants: Leather, Gorgonian, Live Rock, Pom Poms, Red Octo.
Tank Size: 37 gallons

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They're very beautiful. fish avatar

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