Seahorses have very inefficient digestive systems, so they need to eat a lot - adults eat 30-50 times a day and baby seahorses can eat up to 3,000 pieces of food a day.
Seahorses eat small crustaceans that they find in clumps of aquatic vegetation.They also eat small shrimp and plankton.
It depends if your seahorse is wild caught or captive bred. Wild caught seahorses require live food, such as small grass shrimp or mysis shrimp. Captive bred seahorses will usually eat frozen mysis shrimp which can be obtained from most fish stores.
yes, a seahorse a vegetarian. No they are not vegetarian, they are classified as 'ambush predators' and in the wild only eat live food such as shrimps, small fish and plankton.
yes i think they do eat seaweed. I'm not for sure but I think seahorses are omnivores that eat plants they are actually herbivores
small fish,shrimp and plankton.
It depends on the seahorse.
The seahorse is mainly at the middle of a food web closer to the bottom. Due to the fact that crustaceans like shrimp are its prey. Another reason is that tuna and sting ray eat it. They are closer to the top.
A seahorse feeds on plankton, small fish and small crustaceans such as shrimp and copepods.
What is the Pygmy Seahorse food chain? Well, you got to the right place to find that out... Although, it involves small shrimp, small crustaceans, and also don't forget zooplankton..... The crustaceans gives energy to the zooplankton. The zooplankton gives its energy to the shrimp then the shrimp gives its energy to the Pygmy seahorse...
Seahorses are carnivores and they mainly feed on live food, such as shrimp, small fish and plankton. They eat crustaceans, mysid shrimp, larval fish, and other meat. They also create a clicking sound every time they finish eating a food, (this is also done when mating).
shrimp lobster seahorse
Seahorse eat crustations. Crustations are tiny creatures that look very much like the cray fish.