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Category: SeaHorses

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How Many Seahorses are Born at a Time?

Seahorses, despite their name, are actually fish. What?! I know, I know. They are probably the most unique fish at that, especially since the seahorse father gives birth! What?! I know, I...

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How Long are Seahorses Pregnant?

Seahorses are a very unique fish because of their appearance but once you get to know them, they are also very unique because of their characteristics. Seahorses and their cousins, the pipefish...

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How Do I Know If My Seahorse Is Pregnant?

Seahorses may be called a seahorse, but they are actually a very unique fish. One of the most unique characteristics of seahorses is that the male is the one that gets pregnant and hatches the...

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Seahorse Babies. Wow!…

What are Baby Seahorses Called? Baby seahorses are called 'fry' like other fish although seahorses are probably the most unique fish in the sea in terms of setting themselves apart. Fry is a...

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Seahorse Characteristics. What Makes Them Unique

Seahorses are very unique fish. That's right, they are called seahorses because their neck and head are shaped like a horse, but they are actually fish! The dictionary defines characteristics...

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What is a Group of Seahorses Called?

You will often see one or two seahorses together in a tank at a time. If you see two seahorses in an aquarium, they should be of the same sex, otherwise, they will be constantly breeding. It is...

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