[Catfish125]

I got this from a local frag place that had it in a 10Gallon tank with some algae and pipe fish. I have no clue what sex nor species it is. I looked alot and think maybe Kuda?

reefchief (dot) us/sites/default/files/Seahorse001.jpg

take out the spaces around the (dot)

Thanks.

 

[Loverotties]

Didn't work for me.

 

[Catfish125]

Sorry

I don't have enough posts to add a link or picture yet so when I do I'll fix it, otherwise

You need to take out the (dot) and the spaces around it, and replace it with a period, when you paste it into your browser.

 

[Twitterbait]

Here you go, got it to work for ya http://reefchief.us/sites/default/files/Seahorse001.jpg

 

[Catfish125]

Thanks

Thanks for the assistance.

It's kinda hard to get the cam to focus in the tank to the right spot. I have other pics I just took if anyone is interested in helping, just let me know your email to send them to.

 

[Marinababy]

it looks to me like a male and you could be right about it being a kuda or it could rainbow brumby. Have a look to see if it has a pouch if so a male females have ridges all the way down the front of the body males have ridges half way down then smooth out for the pouch. Hope this helps

 

[YLChik]

Rainbow Brumby (Hippocampus angustus).
I had never heard of that one so I though I would post a pic and scientific name for you.

I am not sure so I hope this helps.

 

[Marinababy]

I have had a male rainbow brumby and it was beautiful but the tank wasn't set up right and he passed away. I have 2 female zebra nosed (barbouri) who have great personalities.

 

[Twitterbait]

Usual seahorse identification will focus on 4 main parts, the snout, coronet, belly, and dorsal fin. I am sorry i can't help right now, my seahorse material is in storage.

 

[Catfish125]

Well I dono everyone has a different opinion about what it is. And for those who need scientific names I thought it was a Hippocampus kuda, also known as the common seahorse, which is a member of the family Syngnathidae of the order Syngnathiformes.

I have been told by SeahorseSource though they think it's a Hippocampus erectus, also known as the Lined seahorse, which is a member of the family Syngnathidae of the order Hippocampinae. I dono it gets along with everything in the tank and is doing very well, it eats everything so it's all good. I have determined it's a boy though so I am looking for females now if anyone knows where I can ge some resonably priced.

 

[pledosophy]

It is an erectus, southern variety.

Not sure it is a boy from that pic. Seahorsesource is a great place to find a reasonably priced mate.

HTH