Although seahorses are a kind of fish, their breeding methods are different from those of most fish. A special part of the male seahorse's body structure is called the brood pouch, or pouch, in which the eggs of the seahorse can develop into embryos, which can provide the necessary nutrients for the eggs. After about two months of development, the male hippocampus will be responsible for giving birth to the baby hippocampus.
Generally speaking, male seahorses can produce many small seahorses at a time. Researchers have observed and studied the production process of seahorses, and found that male seahorses give birth to children by squeezing their muscles and spraying them. The production scene is spectacular, because they can spray many small seahorses at a time, there may be as many as hundreds of children, and sometimes even appear to "fly all over the sky". However, due to environmental factors, most of these small seahorses can not survive, they will die because of various factors. If breeding under artificial breeding conditions, the surrounding environment can be artificially controlled, then the survival probability of small seahorses will be slightly higher.
From May to August every year, it is the main stage of seahorse reproduction. During this time, the female seahorse provides the eggs, while the male seahorse lets the eggs develop in his own body and is responsible for giving them birth. Generally speaking, seahorses will continue to reproduce after a period of rest after giving birth, and can reproduce 2-3 times a year. However, this is not necessarily true, and sometimes they may breed once a year. So how often they have a baby is not certain, and it is possible that they can reproduce again after a month's rest, and sometimes for a shorter time.
