Growth and Survival of Juvenile Lined Seahorse ( 
            <i>Hippocampus erectus</i> ) at Different Food Densities

Yin, Fei; Tang, Baojun; Dong, Zehua; Wang, Jiangang

doi:10.3724/sp.j.1145.2012.00617

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“…Therefore, a proper Artemia density could both maintain water quality and cut down the cost without impacting survival and growth. Yin [35] investigated the effect of various Artemia densities on juvenile seahorse (H. erectus). What he found was that 1-10 day seahorses should be cultured with Artemia with 10 individual/mL.…”

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A Review - Biology, Aquaculture and Medical Use of Seahorse, Hippocampus spp

Zhang

Ryu

Qian

2017

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Seahorse has been used as medicine in Asian countries such as China, Korea, Japan and Vietnam for thousands of years. However, in western countries, the ecology of seahorse has been a focus of attention of many researchers for years. The seahorse aquaculture is popular with aqua farm worldwide for the sake of the increased demand of seahorse. This review described the biology, aquaculture and medical use of seahorse. To present the ecology and highlight the role of seahorse in traditional medicine and biomedical properties, this article based on the information collected from scientific literatures from Elsevier, Wiley, Science direct and CNKI.

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