Long-Snouted Seahorse (Hippocampus ramulosus) | Digital Marine Atlas

The Mediterranean Wanderer

The Long-Snouted Seahorse (Hippocampus ramulosus) is a distinct species celebrated for its elegant profile and slender snout. Often found adorned with skin filaments that resemble the branching algae of its habitat, this seahorse is a master of camouflage in the seagrass meadows.

Unlike its tropical cousins, this species is native to the Eastern Atlantic and the Mediterranean Sea. It is a peaceful creature that thrives in stable marine environments, anchoring itself to rocks and vegetation while hunting for tiny crustaceans.

This CECOZ Digital Marine Atlas edition combines cinematic 4K marine artwork with accurate scientific information — delivering both a stunning visual experience and a practical educational reference.

• Scientific Name: Hippocampus ramulosus

• Common Name: Long-snouted Seahorse / Branched Seahorse

• Family: Syngnathidae (Seahorses & Pipefishes)

• Origin: Mediterranean Sea & Eastern Atlantic (Regions 13, 15)

• Temperature: 26°C

• Specific Gravity: 1.024 sg

• Diet: Carnivore (Small invertebrates, Mysis) (Symbol: Invertebrates)

• Temperament: Peaceful Community Fish (Symbol: Heart)

• Lighting: Bright with occasional sunlight (Symbol: Half-moon)

• Decoration: Coral & Rocks (Symbol: Coral/Rock)

What’s Included in Your Download

• 4K Ultra-HD Marine Artwork (Desktop & Mobile)

• Scientific Reference Guide (PDF)

• Print-Ready Digital Atlas Page

• Educational facts & aquarium care parameters

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