Dwarf Seahorse Monster 25 Pack
This monster pack of 25 dwarf seahorses usually includes 15 females and 10 males. Sometimes it will include a pregnant male too. These hardy little guys do really well in shipping.
Dwarf Sea Horse – Scientific name Hippocampus Zosterae
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 | Detail |
|---|---|
| Quantity | 25 seahorses |
| Gender Distribution | 15 females, 10 males (sometimes includes a pregnant male) |
| Scientific Name | Hippocampus Zosterae |
| Origin | Wild caught |
| Recommended Feeding | Newly hatched brine shrimp (Artemia species) |
| Recommended Tank Conditions | Low current, no hard coral, soft corals are safe |
FAQ
What is the gender distribution of the seahorses in this pack?
The pack usually includes 15 females and 10 males, and sometimes contains a pregnant male.
Can these seahorses be kept with coral in the tank?
No, they should not be kept with hard coral as it may burn them. Soft corals are safe.
What is the recommended food for these seahorses?
Newly hatched brine shrimp, with Artemia species being the best quality.
Megan Marshall –
Received the 25-pack in good condition. The seahorses were active and healthy upon arrival. I kept them in a separate tank with low current and fed them Artemia. They’ve been thriving for over two months.
Sarah Carr –
The pack arrived quickly and the seahorses looked vibrant. I followed the feeding and tank setup advice and they’re doing well. A bit of caution with soft corals, but otherwise a solid purchase.
Faith Lawrence –
Great value for the quantity. All seahorses were alive and active. I used only Artemia and kept the tank simple with no hard corals. They’ve adapted well and are now swimming freely.