In the Dwarf tank:

• 3 dwarfs (waiting on 12 more)
• 2 tiny hermit crabs betting more soon
• 2 snails
  
  
• frin Steve Allen (Ultimate Seahorse) a picture from his Dwarf Seahorse tank
  Viait his site here
  
  In the Nano reef (20gh):

• 2 ocean rider seahorses
• 2 neon gobies
• 2 (we hope) Peppermint shrimp
• 1 watchman/goby
• about 1dozen snails
• about 1 dozen hermit crabs
• zena
• mushroom rock
• sps (agro) piece (hopefully)
  

Well, I have two display tanks for seahorses. One is setup for the dwarfs and the other for the OR captive bred seahorses.

For the dwarf's:

Reasontly changed. We moved our dwarfs, Or soon will, to a 10 gallon hex. It has a Biowheel mini with a sponge filter on one end. It is hoped that the filter will not overwelm the dwarfs. Lighting is not the best but we are working on it. We used a very thin covering of an inert gravel and also plan to add a sponge filter in a short while.

The Eclipse has been cristal clear for several weeks now. We are moving because it is very difficult to keep the temperature cool enough. I don't think the heater ever had to turn on. Remember seahorses should be kept about 72 degrees, or even a bit cooler.

For the OR Seahorses:

A more conventional mini reef type setup.

• a 20 gallon High (I was told these seahorses were vertically oriented)
• a heater
• a biowheel 125
• a bubble wand

• about 15# of live rock (with more to be added)
• about 15# of nice base rock (was dry when bought)
• inert gravel for the bottom
• 3 , 15 watt normal lighting. one tube is white light, 1 is Sunlight, 1 is Plant/aqualux