It is a small marine fish of the seahorse genus in the family Hippocampus. Usually living in tropical and subtropical coral reef areas, it is known for its unique appearance and behavior. The body is horse shaped, with a pair of big eyes on the head and a curled tail that can firmly grasp seaweed or seaweed, thus maintaining stability in the water flow. Their body length is generally around 15 centimeters, and their body color varies from yellow, orange to red, sometimes with black or white stripes. This protective color helps them hide in the underwater environment. It is a species where males become pregnant, and females lay eggs in the male's brood sac, which is then incubated and protected by the male until the birth of a small seahorse.

It is a small marine organism belonging to fish, known for its unique shape and behavior. Usually has a curved tail that can be used to grab seaweed or other objects to maintain its position in the water. Their bodies are horse shaped, with small and pointed heads, and their eyes can rotate independently, allowing them to observe different directions simultaneously. The breeding method is also very special, where females lay their eggs in the male's egg sac and the male hatches them. Mainly living in tropical and subtropical waters, feeding on small crustaceans. Due to habitat destruction and overfishing, some seahorse species are facing survival threats.