Thank you both for the reponses! My tank has 50 pounds of live rock, 30 pounds of live sand and some macro algae in it right now. I have a colt coral and an elephant ear mushroom in my other tank waiting to go into the seahorse tank. I can hardly wait to start putting coral in it, but I am being patient and trying to get all my parameters perfect first. The live rock had quite a bit of die off and the algaes seem very faded. I don’t want to have a dull colored tank when the horses arrive. I’m thinking about buying a red sponge that a fish store in the next town has had for several months. How will the seahorses repond to a lot of green? (ie, maidens hair)
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