Gorgonion

[haigyfish]

Hey y’all my GORGONION coral is almost fully sprouting with white heads everywhere. Would you say I am ready for seahorses after I test the water once more for assurance.

 

[sde1500]

I don’t think one has to do with the other at all. You said just like 3 days ago you were beginning a cycle on a tank. So I’d say you’re not ready.

 

[haigyfish]

I don’t think one has to do with the other at all. You said just like 3 days ago you were beginning a cycle on a tank. So I’d say you’re not ready.

I started the cycling process last Tuesday. And I have been cycling with live rock from my
DT as well as biomedia from my
DT tank. Nitrate is .1ppm

 

[ReeferHD]

your tank needs to cycle without coral for atleast a month, it may be fine now but you may or may not encounter an ammonia spike within the next few weeks.

 

[sde1500]

Seahorses are very delicate creatures. Take more time to let the tank come to a balance, while you read up more on their care. Some of your previous questions/comments seem to indicate you are rather new. Seahorses are tough to care for, don't take it lightly.

 

[AydenLincoln]

No…their care is very specialized as they aren’t like other fish. It’s best to wait a few weeks/months at a minimum before adding them.

 

[Mr. Mojo Rising]

I also think you should wait, and also encourage you to read up on their requirements. They don't belong in a reef tank, the tank needs to built specially for them. Your questions and impatience suggest that you have not done the proper due diligence.

 

[haigyfish]

I also think you should wait, and also encourage you to read up on their requirements. They don't belong in a reef tank, the tank needs to built specially for them. Your questions and impatience suggest that you have not done the proper due diligence.

Nope

 

[sde1500]

LOL good luck then. Don't ask for advice and get angry when you get it.