Dwarf Seahorse Super 10 Pack
This 10 pack typically includes 6 or 7 females and 3 or 4 males. If there are many males available, the mix may be 5 males and 5 females.
Dwarf Sea Horse – Scientific name Hippocampus Zosterae
Each seahorse is about an inch in size.
For best results, it is recommended to keep them in a dedicated tank to avoid competition for food. Feed them newly hatched brine shrimp, with Artemia species being the highest quality option. A tank with low current and no hard coral is ideal. Soft corals, such as those of the fan or lace type, are safe and can be included.
Wild caught.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Species | Hippocampus Zosterae |
| Quantity | 10 seahorses |
| Size | About 1 inch |
| Gender Mix | Typically 6-7 females, 3-4 males (up to 5-5 if available) |
| Origin | Wild caught |
| Feeding | Newly hatched brine shrimp (Artemia preferred) |
| Recommended Tank Conditions | Low current, no hard coral, soft corals allowed |
FAQ
What is the typical gender mix in this 10-pack?
The pack usually contains 6 or 7 females and 3 or 4 males. If there are many males in stock, it may be split 5 and 5.
Are these seahorses suitable for a shared tank with other marine life?
It is best to keep them in a dedicated tank to avoid competition for food. They should not be kept with hard corals as they may get damaged. Soft corals are safe.
What should I feed the dwarf seahorses?
Feed them newly hatched brine shrimp, with Artemia species being the best quality option.
Gabrielle Dickens –
Received the 10-pack in good condition. The seahorses were active and healthy right after arrival. I kept them in a separate tank with low flow and fed them Artemia daily. They seem to be adjusting well and are not aggressive with each other.
Dominic Blake –
The seahorses arrived quickly and looked vibrant. I followed the feeding and tank setup advice. They stayed calm and didn’t show signs of stress. I didn’t see any attachment to coral, which was a relief.
Audrey Young –
Great product. The seahorses are small but lively. I kept them in a 10-gallon tank with soft corals and low current. They eat the brine shrimp well and don’t seem to fight over food.