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T That is a good point. My overflow is in the back corner and kind of covered. I wonder if any fish in there.

Just a thought.

Keep in eye on it. I remember reading some where, probably R2R, it could be leather eating nudis or a means to save itself by replicating.

3 are similar, 2 hours & a blenny, and could have starved. The tang throws me off.

It just happens. That powder blue i bought at the swap was big. Now gone and never found the body. Like your fish probably with Jimmy Hoffa.

I have a similar issue. Phos is 0.25 Nitrate is 15ppm. One leather will not extend and the other only when blues are on. My sand is turning neon green now for some reason as well. I increased the white lights some because the colors on some fish and corals was to dark. SO I assume that caused...

Marc, I think it's always open.

Welcome Ron

I Nice. But some frozen water bottles should be fine. If it real hit the A.C. Is cranking so doubt people keep 80 in the house during a hot summer.

Would love one of the hammers but no luck with LPS lately.

Ditto. Have seen the new frag setup yet. I don't trust myself will have to leave the wallet home.....LOL

Welcome. I have a 92g corner; best of luck. Many nice and informative people here.

One thing i did state incorrectly was that the 20g tank I saw was an extra high therefore 24" tall, normally a 20g high is 16" tall. So I will probably get a taller tank for them.

Equalizer asked me to place t\his R2R thread hear regarding water changes. https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/getting-ready-for-water-change.673118/

I'll have to contact my bookie now.

Looks good Paul. Seahorses don't have scales so they get injured easily, need to ensure any plastic items are not sharp. When purchasing your gorgonians, etc. make sure they are for temperate waters and not tropical.

Any time Matt. Look at the new links I just posted. Equalizer told me last night about them and he obtained permission from the author. I contacted our BOD and they gave the green light.

I have to say a chiller for H. Erectus is not required. This club has caught them during late summer and winter, including me. They can tolerate temp to 75 degrees. So room temp would be okay. I have seen it done this way and in a 20g tank. Tank was bare bottom with 4 of them. Cleaning is...

Nice setup. Hatching the baby brine is a pain like you said. I did not find any sites say what pods dwarfs would eat.

Member site to share info and pics related to seahorses. Enjoy everyone and good luck.