Big little seahorse colony update: Our dwarf seahorses (Hippocampus zosterae) are all grown up, which means that they've reached the unbelievably long length of approximately two inches. They just grow up so fast! Here's what they looked like as little babies: bit.ly/3MMpeNS (Video by biologist Tim W.) | California Academy of Sciences

A tiny surprise for your Friday morning. Did you know dwarf seahorses are some of the smallest seahorses in the world? | New England Aquarium

Take a close look and you'll spot 3 Dwarf Seahorses, one of the smallest species of seahorses in the world. They only grow up to 2" at most but there's no limit to their cuteness! | Newport Aquarium

There are some itty-bitty new residents in the Aquatics Nursery! These new dwarf seahorses are the third smallest seahorse species, and are some of the slowest moving fish in the world, with a top speed of about five feet per hour. They can be found in seagrass beds in the Gulf of Mexico, the Atlantic Coast of Florida, and the Caribbean. Check out this cute video of one of the dwarf seahorses slurping up some brine shrimp! Video from Aquarist Mackenzie #Syracusezoo #Syracuse #CNY #Seahorse #Cons