Dwarf Sea Horse 2 Pair
Dwarf Sea Horse – Scientific name Hippocampus Zosterae
Two pairs of dwarf seahorses. Let these happy couples give you lots of fun watching them cruise around your home aquarium.
It may be best if these little guys are in a tank just for them so they do not have to compete for food. I recommend feeding them newly hatched brine shrimp with the Artemia species being the best quality. I would also suggest a tank with a low current and no coral. If they attach to coral it may burn them. Soft Corals (like ) are safe.
WILD CAUGHT
| Specification | Species: Hippocampus Zosterae |
|---|---|
| Quantity | 2 pairs |
| Origin | Wild caught |
| Feeding | Newly hatched brine shrimp (Artemia recommended) |
| Environment | Low current, no hard coral; soft corals are safe |
FAQ
What is the scientific name of the dwarf seahorse?
The scientific name is Hippocampus Zosterae.
How should I feed the dwarf seahorses?
Feed them newly hatched brine shrimp, with Artemia being the best quality.
Can dwarf seahorses live with coral in the tank?
No, they should not be placed with hard coral as it may burn them. Soft corals are safe.
Theresa Morgan –
The seahorses are very active and charming. I kept them in a small tank with soft coral and low current. They seem to enjoy the brine shrimp I feed them daily. A delightful addition to my aquarium.
Leonard Sutherland –
They arrived healthy and are swimming nicely. I feed them Artemia every other day. The tank setup is simple, and they don’t seem to stress easily. Just make sure there’s no hard coral.
Gordon Allan –
I’ve had them for two months now and they’re still active and curious. The pairing works well, and they look like they’re enjoying each other’s company. Easy to care for with proper feeding.