This tank was set up April 21, 2003 to house a pair of Hippocampus whitei
with rock and sandbed scavenged from our 7 gal bowfront
as well as from the 42 gal hex tanks.

Whole tank view of our 14 gallon seahorse tank.
Photo taken May 31, 2003.
 

The 14 gallon seahorse tank, close up view from the front.
Photo taken May 30, 2003.

The 14 gallon seahorse tank, rearranged yet again.
Photo taken May 24, 2003.

The 14 gallon tank with about 14 lbs of cured live rock.
A Hagen 101 powerhead has been added to the lower right corner of the tank.
It provides additional water movement which help keep the frozen mysis in the water column longer for the whitei to catch and eat them.
The heater has been moved to the media chamber of the AquaClear 150,
providing more room at the back of the tank to stack rock.
May 10, 2003.

The 14 gallon tank after adding another 3.5 lbs of cured live rock, taken
from our 42 gal, plus two types of unidentified yellow and red macroalgae,
April 25, 2003.

Hiding in this newly set up 14 gallon tank
is our new pair of Hippocampus whitei, April 23, 2003.