Conjoined twins seahorse fry AGAIN!!!!

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Can t believe it...
This time it s an Erectus.
Nothing about maintenance, as the father is W.C by myself and at home for DNA sampling before release. He was already heavily pregnant so fry were already formed

Dad
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Possible mother
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This morning fry
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And « the one »
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It s has been about 6 months since « Vida » the 2 headed dwarf fry was born.
The chance to have 2 conjoined twins seahorse fry in 6 months, from 2 different species might be smaller than winning the powerball... (I should try to play...;Nailbiting)
 
Died this morning
 
Sorry to hear that. I followed the last birthing of the conjoined. I was hoping to see how this one faired. Third times a charm? :rolleyes:
 
Interesting. I wonder if conjoined twins are relatively common in seahorses. Or, if they were WC maybe there's some pollution in the area that's increasing the rate of conjoined twins. Very interesting.

(There is a precident in pollution causing birth defects in aquatic organisms)
 
Can t believe it...
This time it s an Erectus.
Nothing about maintenance, as the father is W.C by myself and at home for DNA sampling before release. He was already heavily pregnant so fry were already formed

Dad
3610E2D2-1EE0-4826-9B1C-048F381DBAB4.jpeg

BC0CD5B3-BD7A-4A04-A56C-B53F8AC81F72.jpeg


Possible mother
C1A6223C-F28B-4EA6-BB50-58DCA1DAE344.jpeg

60F8D76A-E36C-4613-A2FD-269E7CBA025B.jpeg


This morning fry
42009397-579A-491E-B602-1EEF784B34B6.jpeg

DA3B4B8F-4409-49B1-9ED5-5FEB64216E78.jpeg


And « the one »
58B05B0F-6516-4E5E-BF38-3CB6CB8A1CDC.jpeg

298BA9F2-EDD7-4534-AC6A-4F2CBEDC1893.jpeg


It s has been about 6 months since « Vida » the 2 headed dwarf fry was born.
The chance to have 2 conjoined twins seahorse fry in 6 months, from 2 different species might be smaller than winning the powerball... (I should try to play...;Nailbiting)


Wow- what a batch of fry !! Great looking horses. Just wow on the conjoined. Will be interesting to see how they thrive.
 
First time it was a dwarf seahorse (Hippocampus zosterae)

 
Been in the hobby Many years and this is a first for me
 
First time it was a dwarf seahorse (Hippocampus zosterae)


Did the first one die also? I remember you updating us that it was eating and even latching on to things.

Edit: I saw at the ebd of the old thread it died as well.
 
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What do you do with all these horses? Are they interbreeding with siblings possibly? That could cause deformity like that.
 

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