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  • Hi, I have a question. I'm thinking of getting a biUbe for a pair of dwarf seahorses. Do you know if the 9 gallon biUbe would be good enough, or would they be better off with a biOrb? I've read the comments on PetsMart.com and it seems people are having problems with them. How long has your tank lasted? Thanks in advance.

  • @stoowii I'm not familiar with the BiUbe, but I do think that it operates on the same principle as the biOrb, so it should be fine. My biOrb lasted 5 years. It is gone now, but only because...and this is the only bad thing I found about it...the lighting systems (LED and regular) get corroded by saltwater.

  • Ocean Rider in Hawaii, ordered my seahorses from them. A little expensive but worth every penny .

  • I ordered it through a local aquarium shop. It's best to Google "dwarf seahorses for sale" and find a vendor that way. You can also get them through Ebay.

  • Where did u buy it

  • How much was it and how big they get

  • @dontmesswithme201 I think they are about $5.00 to $7.00 per fish. They only get to be about 1-1/2" long. I have elected not to keep them anymore because the vast majority are wild caught, and they are under some environmental pressure nowadays. In the future, I'll keep captive-bred seahorses -- and larger ones too, that will accept frozen foods.

  • So addicted to watching vids of dwarf seahorses! Would a fluval tank be hospitable you think?

  • @mbrola So sorry I didn't see this comment until now. Yes, I think a Fluval tank would be fine for dwarfs. I had great luck with a BiOrb. All my seahorses have passed on now, but someday I'll have them in the BiOrb again.

  • this is so cute! ^^

    Is there not sand on the bottom of the tank?? :/

  • Thank you! There is no sand on the bottom of this tank, but there is reef rubble (treated for hydroids), and aquarium-safe seashells.

  • oh i see! :)

    Sounds fancy

  • Well, you have to be careful with the reef rubble because it always has hydroids, which can kill little seahorses like this. So you have to treat it with something before you get the seahorses. Other than that, though, it's easy and fun to have these fish (although you have to feed them live baby brine shrimp every day). I hope you try it.

  • He is lovely!

  • Thanks! He's an enjoyable little guy.

  • Thanks, Andrea! I finally figured out a way to "get the yellow out" and took more video today. Of course, the better of the 2 videos was taken before I figured out a way to get the yellow out, lol.

  • They're so cute. :)

  • How beautiful! Congratulations. I look forward to seeing other vids with how they are doing!

  • Thank you so much! It's really an honor to hear that from you!

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