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    Posted: August 03 2013 at 1:57pm
I know there is a site that is the best to get info on sea horses what was it called? She also breds them
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ocean rider is a great sight what type are u looking for? do u have some already?
if wishes were fishes we would all have some
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yea picked up a Reidi today. Just want to make sure on temps and any pointers I have read a bit on them and when I worked at a salt water store I cared for them when we had them in. But just making sure to learn all I can like tips and tricks.
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seahorse.org has lots of great info on pretty much everything seahorse related.
seahorse.com (formerly ocean rider) sells them and also has lots of info.

Not sure what your looking for but make sure you read up really well, seahorses require very specialized care and do best in a species only tank.
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Seahorse.org

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