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The Narrow Bellied Seahorse
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- http://www.fishesofaustralia.net.au/home/species/1534#moreinfo
Symbiotic Relationship
Unfortunately, there are no symbiotic relationships that seahorses have.
But here some cool facts:
- The males carry the baby seahorses until they are old enough to swim on their own.
- Seahorses change color when stressed
- Seahorses don't have scales they just have scales
Hippocampus angustus (Seahorse)
Ecosystem
- Kingdom: Animalia
- Phylum: Chordata
- Class: Actinopterygii
- Order: Syngnathiformes
- Family: Syngnathidae
- Genus: Hippocampus
- The Narrow bellied seahorse found on the western coast of Australia.
- Some problems facing the oceans of Australia are rising sea levels and fertilizer run off making its way into the ocean and harming the ocean life.
- They spend most of their time in or on reefs, macroalgae, and seagrass.
Status of the Seahorse
General characteristics
- The status of the Narrow Bellied Seahorse is not really known, it's currently considered data deficient.
- But they are reefs where they block off people from going to preserve the seagrass.
- Size: Range from 9 cm to about 22 cm in length
- Diet: They mostly suck small crustaceans and planktonic organisms into its mouth.
- Lifespan: The lifespan is unknown due to very little research.
- Distinctive characteristics: They are often brownish grey with combinations of yellow, white, and brown with 5-6 strips across the snout. Females are thinner.
The Narrow Bellied Seahorse
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