[b][size=4][/size]hello and thank you pete for taking the time to help me..i wrote most of everything you said down so i would have it in my sea horse note book..i havent really what you call had much luck in locating the right aquarium..but will check into what you said..i will read the posts that you mentioned too..i will try to get those books also..and i would like very much to have yours when it comes out..please keep me posted on that..thanks for the list of supplies too. i am still nervous but not as bad you helped me so much,,thank you..the other star fish you mentioned they are pretty much safe right..i just want starfish and seahorese with some tank cleaners..i thought that maybe the star fish would be ok with the sea horses..do you know anyone who has the starfishes with thier sea horses..also i want to have artificial plants and hitching posts along with artificial corals..will that be safe for my sea horses..how old will my tank have to be,to be considered established and mature..and where do i get a feeding station for my seahorses..when i start i put the sea horses in then later the starfishes and tank cleaners..what order do i do them in..also i have seen the gallery here with photos they are really beautiful..when i get my seahorses can i order the specific colors or how does that work..and do all the sea horses have to be the same breed..how many can i have of the seahorses and star fishes can i have together..i know i have lots of questions ,i am sorry..i just want to do everything right..i appreciate all the help you give me now and in the future….thanks..
sincerely,
stephanie curtright
Ocean Rider, Inc. is an Organic Hawaiian-Based Seahorse Aqua-Farm & Aquarium that Follows Strict Good Farming Practices in Raising Seahorses and Other Aquatic Life.
