Big-belly seahorse

One of the largest seahorse species in the world with a length of up to 35 cm.
Its beautiful color and body give it a high ornamental value. Due to its body size which is the largest among seahorse species,
it is used in the development of health foods and new medicines. It is also recognized as a species with high added value
when aquaculture becomes industrialized in the future.

Barbour's seahorse

Right from birth, the Barbour's seahorse is capable of sitting up straight by coiling its tail around a holdfast.
It coils its tail quickly and firmly around any holdfast that allows it to do so and it moves only when it wants to eat. Most of the time, it coils its tail and keeps a look out for movements in its surroundings.
The fry of the Kuda and Reidi seahorses move around in groups, either floating or swimming around for about 7 days after birth. Therefore, if they are not careful, they may breathe in air bubbles and take a horizontal posture when sleeping which will inhibit feeding and lead to death. This phenomenon is gradually becoming more severe.
However, as the Barbour's seahorse likes to keep its body clean while clinging onto a fixed holdfast, it has a relatively higher survival rate than species that do not coil their tails and go around sweeping unclean surfaces. To the delight of many people, the fry of the Barbour's seahorse clings onto its parent's spine when there are no other holdfasts and in some cases, a few seahorses will coil their tail around that of one another and move around in a group, attracting attention. Since 2010, HAECHUNMA has been developing and cultivating the Barbour's seahorse species and supplying it as an ornamental fish to domestic and overseas markets.

Hippocampus kuda

Producing more larval fish as compared to other species, this species gives birth to over 1,000 fishes at a time.
It is commonly found in Indonesia, the Philippines and other Southeast Asia regions. There are many colors of this species but
black is common in most cases. The larval fish floats around for about 7 days before it is able to use its tail to latch onto a holdfast.
It is relatively large in size for a seahorse with a length of up to 17 cm.
Since 2006, HAECHUNMA has been developing and cultivating this species and supplying it as an ornamental fish to domestic and overseas markets.

Tiger tail seahorse

The tail of this seahorse resembles that of a tiger's and hence its name. Since 2007, HAECHUNMA has been cultivating this species for commercialization and supplying it as an ornamental fish to domestic and overseas markets. This species is artificially bred in Vietnam for overseas export but the fishes produced have a relatively high rate of disease and antibiotics have been detected in Vietnamese imports at Hong Kong which led to the China Food and Drug Administration avoiding its use as a food ingredient. Since 2008, HAECHUNMA has been cultivating this species for commercialization and supplying it to domestic and overseas markets.

Hippocampus reidi

The Hippocampus reidi has a comparatively colorful body sporting colors like gold, orange and scarlet etc.
It has a size similar to that of the Kuda seahorse and is relatively easy to breed.
Since 2008, we have been developing and cultivating this species and supplying it as an ornamental fish to domestic and overseas markets.