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Old 09-12-2007, 03:41 PM   #1
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what types of coral do you keep with your sea horses that wont sting them. I have a few pieces of orange sponges now but I was looking for something else.
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Gorgonias???
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You mean for hitching or just coral in general?
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SPS, and Softies. Stay away from Anenomes and LPS at all costs.
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i was talking about hitching. I have a fairly large montipora digitata would that sting the tails of the SH
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Odd, i have never had a problem with sps. look at a devils hand leather maybe
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Old 09-16-2007, 10:35 AM   #7
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I have gorgonias and zoas in my tank along with different types of macro algae. Mushrooms and leathers, kenya trees these types would also be fine. Stay away from any stinging corals. Clams can and will close up and kill a seahorse or a fish for that matter so I would also avoid them.

You just have to remember that when a seahorse gets scared it tries to become invisible, So if it hitches to something that hurts it, instead of fleeing it will tighten its grip with its tail and try to disappear.

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