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Aqua-holic · 05-22-2007, 12:26 AM

I would have to say I think the smallest tank for a pair would be a 20 gallon either high or long . I have found from my experience that longer tanks work better. Seahorses seem to be more active in a longer tank or larger tank. For quite some time we had a Seahorse tank at the shop and we used a 75 gallon, the horses were very active swimming all over the tank and I thought their feeding response was better.

05-22-2007, 12:26 AM	#2 (permalink)
Aqua-holic Reef-Fanatics Sponsor Join Date: May 2007 Location: Kissimmee, Fl Posts: 72	I would have to say I think the smallest tank for a pair would be a 20 gallon either high or long . I have found from my experience that longer tanks work better. Seahorses seem to be more active in a longer tank or larger tank. For quite some time we had a Seahorse tank at the shop and we used a 75 gallon, the horses were very active swimming all over the tank and I thought their feeding response was better. __________________ *Lynda* *Aqua-holics* *1166 E Donegan Ave* *Kissimmee 407-483-0344* *Largest selection of marine fish,corals and saltwater supplies in the Kissimmee area.*