i need any information on seahorses?
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There is a great deal of information and MISinformation\navailable about seahorses.  You need to make sure you \ncan provide them a safe home with high water quality\nand the best seahorse tanks have only seahorses and some\ncleanup crew as far as tankmates go.  Make sure you do \nresearch on them before deciding to set up a seahorse \ntank.  That being said, they are facinating and adorable\ncreatures.  I love them.  Some excellent sources of\ninformation are books written by folks who have raised\nand/or studied them. \ncheck with The Aquatic Book Shop (www.Seahorses.com) for\nbooks on seahorses.\nAn EXCELLENT website to check is\nwww.syngnathid.org; there is a wealth of information on\nthe site for seahorse care, from beginning to advanced\nand the folks on the site are very helpful in answering\nany questions you might have.\nAlso check www.seahorse.org for info. on these wonderful\ncreatures.
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The male sea horse has a pouch in to which the female lays her eggs. The male fertilizes the eggs and cares for them for 3 weeks he also nourishes the eggs through a capillary network with is own placental fluids,that why the male sea horse carry the young ones.
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parasitic ocean creatures?
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Try the website below:\n\nhttp://www.britishhorseracing.com/goracing/racing/fixtures/find_a_meeting.asp\n\nGood Luck
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http://www.animalpicturesarchive.com/
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How could someone name oceanlife animals if they themselves don't know? Do you mean rare species? I am not very sure but search it on the internet. Happy Valentine's Day!
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http://www.beauproductions.com/secretariat/index1.htm\n\nor go to www.kentuckyderby.com\n\nwww.nyra.com\n\nwww.preakness.com
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http://www.icydays.org/herm/about.html\nhttp://www.easyinsects.co.uk/site/content/view/17/36/\nhttp://www.b-v-i.com/Nature/Ashore/ashore.htm
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Sea-monkeys are these tiny aquatic creatures that are similar to shrimp or brine. They sell kits (novelty item) with them so you can see them hatch and swim around. Never heard of a sea-donkey which I guess could also be called a sea-ass. An ass is an animal mentioned in the bible. They replaced it with asterisks since using it to refer to buttocks is vulgar.\n\nYou could click on wikipedia to see if they have it.
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Try equine.com or horsetopia.com thats where i found mine.\n\ni like equine.com better.
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Here is an anatomical chart for a sea urchin:\nhttp://www.carolina.com/life_science/pdfs/sea_urchin_anatomy_guide.pdf\n\nThere is an interactive dissection guide here:\nhttp://www.carolina.com/life_science/sea_urchin.asp\n\nFrom looking at these photos there appear to be two gonads, but I am not a biologist. Most of the echinoderms I work with are fossilized- except for the ones I have eaten.
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Try that link pal,,,u well find some good stuff about the Grade 1 horse..
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try...http://www.anatomyinmotion.com/fvhorse.htm....good luck  if  you dont  get it  theyd love to help
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go to http://www.kentuckyderby.com/2006\nyou'll see all the contenders there along w/ the name of their breeder and where the breeder's farm is located. hope that helped. :)
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Apparently upto 4 years, depending on species. See \n\nhttp://www.seahorses.de/seahorses.htm\n\nAnother site,\n\nhttp://seahorse.fisheries.ubc.ca/biology4.html\n\nhas this to say\n\nNatural lifespans for seahorses are virtually unknown. Most estimates come from laboratory or aquarium observations. Known lifespans for seahorse species range from about one year in the smaller species to an average of three to five years for the larger species.
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Try here:\n\nhttp://www.orkney.seacadets.btinternet.co.uk/links.htm
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It is in the sucker family, and a lot of suckers get called a "black horse".\n\nAccording to the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources it is a blue sucker, with a scientific name of Cycleptus elongates.