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Males and females are easy to sex, form permanent pair bonds, and breed continuously throughout the year in captivity, often re-mating scant hours after their latest brood has been delivered.

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The shelter of the seahorse would be the seagrass beds. They wrap their tales around the grass.

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They eat brine shrimp as their main diet but they also eat copepods.

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This species lives in seagrass beds in tropical and subtropical shallow coastal areas.

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The scientific name of the dwarf seahorse is Hippocampus zosterae.

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Watch a Seahorse Give Birth to 2,000 Babies | National Geographic