What Seahorses

[Snoop]

What dp hydroids look like?

[Reef_Mad_Man]

SNoop the fact that you keep asking the same questions that have already been answered tells me you have no business keeping seahorses escpecialy dwarves.

I apologize for seeming harsh, I realy do, But beter harsh then the slow death of an amazing animal.

[Snoop]

Bought a test kit today and am going to clean every thing on tuesday been reading up alot but today day but still cant figure out what hydroids look like

[Reef_Mad_Man]

Little jelly fish on the glass.

[Snoop]

As for macro I will be getting 3 mangroves a small gorgoian(not whie polyps) some cheato bubble caulp and some feather caulp. I am going to have to buy new sand instead of washing it.

[Snoop]

good dont have those

[Reef_Mad_Man]

Well most times you wont see them if you do UNLESS they are on the glass,or the type that sends out tiny little sweepers. that was an example of only one type of hydriod there are MANY different types. Type in saltwater hydriod for a google search.

[Snoop]

I saw a picture of hydriods in a book that looked like a sponge and thats what threw me off

[Reef_Mad_Man]

??

[Reef_Mad_Man]

CGNano

I rest my case in tying to prove your an idiot. You just did it for me.

LOL!

[CGNano]

I'm an idiot.

 

You're the 40+ year old trying to argue with a thirteen year old.

[Fishfreak218]

Originally posted by CGNano

I'm an idiot.

 

You're the 40+ year old trying to argue with a thirteen year old.

 

LOL!!!

[lgreen]

Originally posted by CGNano

Its more fun to go diving and find what you are looking for, and collect naturally than to go shopping in a pet store and buy already over stressed corals, fish, and inverts.

 

What the heck is the difference? In both cases something is taken from the wild, transported crapily and over stressed, then stuck in box of water, usually by someone who doesn't have the slightest idea of how to take care of the thing. Maybe one method is easier or better for you, but that doesn't necessarily mean the effect on the organism is any different, most likely would be exactly the same.

 

RMM--

 

another thread down the sh*ter huh? lol

 

how many is that this week?

[Caesar777]

Yee-haw.

[CGNano]

I believe it would reduce stress to only transport once.

[CGNano]

BTW, Josh AIM ;o

[Fishfreak218]

gotcha ;o

[Caesar777]

CG - Do a bit of reading. Your logic is a bit flawed.

[lgreen]

Originally posted by Caesar777

CG - Do a bit of reading. Your logic is a bit flawed.

 

Exactly!

[CGNano]

Ok, i'll remember that my logic is flawed, next time I go to the LFS. Maybe I should try keeping a FOWLR with a damsel.

 

 

That should teach me to respect someone who consistently puts those who don't agree with what he has read on the internet which usually has lots of false information to sift through.

[CGNano]

Puts people down**

[lgreen]

Do I really need to say anything? :x

 

Aren't they cute when they're young...

[Snoop]

What about bigger seahorses in my 29 reef are those reef safe if I only kept them with a rainford goby and pipe fish

[lgreen]

usually seahorses aren't good canidates for reef tanks because of the increased amount of flow and their high feeding needs which is usually not inline with the low nutrient idea of most reef tanks

[Reef_Mad_Man]

Agreed, all species basicly require a spiecies only tank to truely keep them healthy.

 

Now IO am bowing out of all arguments with 13 year olds LOL!!!