Well, im finally done with finals and im home! For a few days at least. So ive finally had a few minutes sit down and look up stuff about gorgs! So here is what ive found.
Gorgs are like corals in that they require many trace minerals for growth, and many of them are slow growing with long life spans. They range from photosynthetic to non-photosynthetic. The non-photosynthetic ones are harder to keep in a reef tank, they can require between one to three feedings a week of small meaty foods. The photosynthetic ones are easier to keep but the have very high light requirements. The in-between ones can live with lower lighting, but they will need feedings to kept in health.
For the best results with these i think you need to find out what type you have to figure out how to balance the lighting with the feedings
Please let me know how they work out for you, because they would be a great addition to a sea horse tank!
Also, i have decided to get my little tank drilled. I still might end up using the overflow box, or not even have it hooked up to anything, but i figured it would be much easier to do it now while i don't have anything in so i have the option of doing it in the future!