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Seahorses & Pipefish:  Notes From Penny:  Pipefish to date are wild collected & as such may be difficult to get to eat in captivity.  Here at AquaCorals all our pipefish are eating both chopped PE Mysis shrimp & Cyclopeez.  I hope to have spawning activities soon! 

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Janss'
Doryrhamphus janssi
 
Banded
Doryrhamphus dactyliophorus
 
African Bluestripe
Doryrhamphus excisus
 
Chocolate Errectus
Hippocampus errectus		  

Yellow Keloggi
Hippocampus keloggi

  
Black Kuda
Hippocampus kuda		  
Dwarf Seahorse
Hippocampus zosterae		  
DIY "Large Seahorse" Feeder Tube (not meant for Dwarfs ;)
This simple feeder tube greatly reduces waste, allows your seahorses to feed at will all day & is easy to make at home!  Just drop a small piece of PE Mysis shrimp in the tube & as they melt, they drop down into the intake screen where the seahorses can snick them out!  Shown below is a piece of 3/4" vinyl tubing, a MaxiJet powerhead hanger (spare parts we don't normally use), a bulkhead intake screen and held together with plastic ties.  I clip off the excess tie & smooth the sharp plastic tie edges with a lighter.  Best to put the tie heads on the back so they face the tank glass when hung and the top of the vinyl tube should be under the water just a bit. (not like what's pictured here ;).
Feeder tube in operation.  Other fish will quickly learn to feed here as well!  The Yellow Clown Goby pictured here certainly did!      

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