Conjoined twin seahorse birth

[Lucie]

Got a weird freak birth this morning
Can t put the video from my smartphone, so I will do it later, in the evening

 

[prsnlty]

Got a weird freak birth this morning
Can t put the video from my smartphone, so I will do it later, in the evening

Wow! [emoji2]

 

[want2bsleepy]

I just saw your video on FB, crazy!

 

[Lucie]

He started (they started???) to eat just now, so basically 2 hours after birth.
Now it seems that both heads are agree about their body.
That was not the case 1 hour ago... it seems they weren't able to coordinate with the same body.
They still do not hitch.

 

[vlangel]

O my, that is crazy. I never even thought of that occuring.

 

[Annette Garcia]

Wow!!!! I've would've never thought of this happening but this is good to know.

 

[Katrina71]

Fascinating, but I have mixed feelings about it.

 

[I'm a natural blue]

Wow..That is wild. Are they still eating? Can I ask where on FB I might be able to view the video?

 

[brandon429]

raise it, ten thousand dollar sygnathid /bet. that should be mighty hard to raise you deserve ten if you pull it off, there are fish aficionados who would consider that picture alone rare and worth book documentation I bet. how is the snout/rostrum on the little one is it normal

it needs to be able to self feed from that side

 

[Lucie]

raise it, ten thousand dollar sygnathid /bet. that should be mighty hard to raise you deserve ten if you pull it off, there are fish aficionados who would consider that picture alone rare and worth book documentation I bet. how is the snout/rostrum on the little one is it normal

it needs to be able to self feed from that side

They have both normal heads and snoots and eat from both sides
If it survives i don t plan to sell him

 

[Lucie]

So, he s doing well...
Hum quite well. He can swim (still a mess) and hitch.
I feel to lazy to suscribe to a video server and upload (i forget my photobucket password)

just after birth

tonight

 

[Lucie]

snouts are ok ;Chicken

 

[brandon429]

I'm floored by this post. That little guy is worthy of a spot feeding for lifetime I wouldn't care if it took single caviar eggs one every hour for the rest of its life it should be provided LOL

Next up is digestive output can you see any type of fecal production

 

[Lucie]

I'm floored by this post. That little guy is worthy of a spot feeding for lifetime I wouldn't care if it took single caviar eggs one every hour for the rest of its life it should be provided LOL

Next up is digestive output can you see any type of fecal production

Well, i didn t paid attention, he is housed with his sisters and brothers.
I switched off the light at 10:00 instead of 8:00 pm to allow him to feed as much as possible for the night to come.
I m still expecting to find him dead tomorrow...
If he can make it, i will take the same care for him than the others... the best i can do!

 

[SashimiTurtle]

WOW! That is one special sea horse. Hopefully it survives.

 

[cracker]

Very cool indeed ! I really hope they make it ! Never stand a chance in the wild for sure. Good luck !

 

[dcom]

Wow, great!
I hope his able to survive.
wish you good luck with the new babies

 

[Sistawolf]

This is amazing.. and precious.. following along.. congrats on your little miracles

 

[dodgerblew]

AMAZING!!!! I'm following along and I'm sending you major reef karma for the little ponies survival

 

[I'm a natural blue]

@Lucie how are they doing this morning?