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well, the moment they r place into a bucket of seawater, they will be darting about, i normally use a plastic sive to catch them, will try to post a pic of theones suitable.

you may like to feed some live gamarus as treats to your seahorse, which is easy found on seagrass or weeds at changi beach. a seahorse fed on various fed will enhance its health and great nutrition for breedin purpose. all the best! ;-)

u can buy the locally n captive bred H. Kuda which is available at Iwarna aquarium or Marine Life . They are all bred n raised in local seawater n feeding on frozen mysids(hikari)

the captive bred H kudas from me are now available at Iwarna Aquarium and Marine Life

lastest pic of my kuda fries...so friendly that they just come to my hand when feeding. i have a video of the same , but the file too big here

1. hmmm, your tank seem to be stacked with rocks , try to remove some as its too crowded. 2. also there seem to be no hitching post for the seahorse 3. your seahorse is not settled in yet, hence its hovering due to absence of no.2 hope this info helps

3 mths old local bred H. kuda ready for sale

hi frens, sorry for not keep updated on the local bred n raised H. kuda as i was away for work. will be posting lastest pics tmr and they all def ready for sale. Please do resent your orders to me again. i think we have to meet somewhere convenient where i can hand over the seahorses.

its def. H . Kuda

hi fuel, 1. yes, you are right, each buyer will get a 'letter of transfer' for each purchase of the seahorses. actually this whole process is more work for me , to the buyer its just like having a pet with a certified birth cert! ;-) the AVA will not go to any buyers house to check or inspect etc. 2. well, no matter what specie of seahorse it is, a seahorse is a seahorse to the authorities and they have preferred to treat all under the same strict control. 3. i guess the authorities DO NOT want a situation when a rogue trader would issue letter of transfers for 1000 pcs of fish when only 500pcs were presented for the inspection. so where did the 'extras' came from and if the 'extras' were exported under the guise of captive bred seahorses.....

hi fuel n peong, As seahorse trade is regulated by CITES and being a endangered fish under protection in appendix II, the formality is required by CITES Section, Wildlife Regulatory Branch, Agri-Food & Veterinary Authority. Since day 1 when the current brood of seahorse were produced , i have been in consultation with authorities(AVA). you the buyer( hobbyist) does not have to apply for any permit. The 'letter of transfer' is the paper work ,that any responsible captive breeder of seahorse have to do, this will ensure to you, the seahorse you buy from us is truly captive bred. The letter of transfer also help CITES to monitor the seahorse trade. There is no charge for the letter of transfer. If my entire lot of locally bred seahorses are to be exported, than i will have to apply for Cites permit. hope this information clarifies.

hi, thank you for your patience and interest . currently awaiting inspection by Cites regulatory dept of AVA, as seahorses are in protected in appendix 2, hence a letter of transfer will be issued to each purchaser of these locally captive bred seahorses. estimated date may be about christmas. The price for each seahorse will be S$30 per piece. all the seahorses are weaned off to frozen feed. geninue buyers can leave a message at my mailbox n i will get back to you soon.

will do, howver at 2mths of age its impossible to sex them, if u dont mind tat.

looking at 2 more weeks , but they are cute tiny little ponies at 4-4.5cm. ;-)