Barbouri Seahorse - Aquacultured - Australia Leptoseris Providing rockwork will allow them

Providing rockwork will allow them to hide when stress and graze on algae

compact branches with short axial tips and tight polyp spacing

This fast growing soft coral has large feathery "hands" that sways in the current

including fresh or frozen mysis shrimp

the Yellow Band Velvet Fairy Wrasse can live in groups

Barbouri Seahorse - Aquacultured - Australia Leptoseris Providing rockwork will allow themHippocampus barbouri Seahorses are a very interesting species of fish due to their unique body shape and distinctive swimming and hitching behavior. Seahorses are recommended for more advanced hobbyists due to their specific care requirements, and are sensitive to fluctuations in water parameters, requiring pristine water quality and cooler water temperatures around 75 degrees. Flow should not be strong or direct as the seahorse are not strong