i was referring to yvette lmao.... all the ones left are nice and plump their bodies are starting to have shape instead of looking like a black needle with a head lol and i counted 32 leftI can't imagine anyone commenting on your loysses , you and Yvette are the only ones raising sea horses..I have no idea what a good rate is but I think that you are doing awesome, your dedication is amazing..
didnt mean it in a bad way lol i have no idea what the average mortality rate is lol and cant find much onlineHeather is right, I would never comment on your death rate. Except to say you are doing awesome.Keep up the good work.
I couldn't find anything either online. The org just talks about trying to get a 60 - 80% survival rate. I know I didn't get that and I'm really glad I didn't. I would be sinking in seahorses if I had that kind of success rate! LOL
you think a reef is alot of work try hatching a new batch of brine everyday putting hatched ones in a holding container to gut load them then before you start another batch you have to wash and sterilize everything.
I gave up doing everything else while they were little because it takes all your time feeding four times a day. For a while it was just going to work and looking after seahorses. I recruited my husband to do one feed when I was at work. Even now I have to carefully plan time away to fit around my seahorse schedule since I still have so many. But I love it and get a great deal of enjoyment watching them. It is so easy to get hooked with these guys.
and of course you are talking about your wife and kids, right
hahaha nope this is my first taste of freedom in a long while loland of course you are talking about your wife and kids, right
How well I remember that feeling when we went to Disney and the youngest fry were only 3 months old. As we all know all went well with the frysitter but it was still hard to leave them.
but have alot of changes planned for the next batch to make my life easier