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Sheila's & Justin's Reef Page

My wife and I decided to ad this page to our site to show others how beautiful and rewarding this hobby is. Being a reptile guy my interest are always primary about snakes ,turtles etc..but it has also become a business that can become stressfull from time to time. We do this strictly for the enjoyment it is so addicting and mesmerizing my wife and I rarely even watch TV anymore..LOL

Below you'll find pics of our corals ,seahorses, inverts , fish etc.. I hope you enjoy them, if you ever feel like asking a question feel free to email me.

REEF TANK

H. REIDI BREEDING TANK

The Reef Crew

Smiley the Brittlestar

Scutus the Elephantsnail

Ozzy & Sharon

Blenny

H. erectus

Male Courting Female

H. erectus

H. ERECTUS SEAHORSE TANK

We also decided to try our luck at seahorse breeding. With more than 20 million collected each year out of the wild and most species like H. reidi you see here are now endangered and could become extinct in the near future.

Seahorses are one of the most interesting and personable of all aquatic animals.Watching the males get pregnant and give birth should be interesting to say the least. I have some pics below for your enjoyment.

SEAHORSES

Maternity Tank

Small Display & Breeding Tank

Micro Algea Cultures

Zooplankton Cultures

Palegic Brazilian Seahorse Fry..Click for a supersized pic of the fry!!

Giving birth!!

Male In labor

Giving birth!!

10 day old with a new born. The growth rate of these seahorses is quite amazing. They have gone from 1/4-1/3in -1/2-3/4in in a little over a week. Soon they will be through this free floating strage and will start behaving like typical seahorses. Geeezz..thank God!!

Bumbles the Drwarf Fuzzy Lionfish

Pearly the Jawfish and Gobe the Watchman Goby

Gobe and Pearly Arguing!!

Lovbie the Midas Blenny