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I have 2 tanks side by side. One is a 56 gallon column high nutrient reef with 12 docile fish, blennies, gobies and cardinals. The other is a 30 gallon XH, home to 3 erectus seahorses. The seahorse tank is not as well lit since it has only macro algae and super easy low light coral. The 56 gallon has a T5 fixture with moonlight leds. I enjoy the led in the early morning so always have them on when I get up. Since the fish have become earlier riser as a result I have begun feeding their tank some coral invert food along with some flake and herbivore pellet food.
This morning I noticed Eve, my matriarch seahorse was up and looking longingly into the other tank and seemed to be very indignant that they were being fed and nothing was in her tank. Her eyes were practically green with envy! It made me smile but I did feel bad for her. Her breakfast is coming shortly when her room mates, Samson and Delilah wake up.
This morning I noticed Eve, my matriarch seahorse was up and looking longingly into the other tank and seemed to be very indignant that they were being fed and nothing was in her tank. Her eyes were practically green with envy! It made me smile but I did feel bad for her. Her breakfast is coming shortly when her room mates, Samson and Delilah wake up.





