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I've heard of people that keep them in a 2910-12 inches is the max I've ever seen. You could get away with a 40 gallon tank. Obviously larger would be better for helping with the bio load.
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I've heard of people that keep them in a 2910-12 inches is the max I've ever seen. You could get away with a 40 gallon tank. Obviously larger would be better for helping with the bio load.
You probably could. I just like slightly larger volume for tank stability.I've heard of people that keep them in a 29
I also have a 20 gallon sump and a skimmer rated for a 125 gallon. I am not worried ;)You probably could. I just like slightly larger volume for tank stability.
Thank you so much! I think Im gonna go for it! I dont see any negative replies yet.Zebas morays are one of the most docile species of eel and are considered reef safe. I have kept for years and hasn't touched anything. Was kept with tiger tail cucumber, harlequin shrimp, cleaner shrimp, and small fish too. Never an issue and thats why I chose zebra specifically. Go for it...eels are awesome
Good to know! Snowflake Eels are gorgeous.I have a 9-10" snowflake in my 105g open top reef. So far I only have 1 damsel and 2 clowns. He has only half a•• struck at the damsel when I was attempting to feed.
I fed him daily when I first got
Him a month or so ago, now feed him every 2-3 Days. He has been awesome and never tried to escape. I've caught him swimming at lights out and he still has not tried to get out.
My banded snake eel is resting... see bottom of the tank by the porites head and the clam :)
Yes, shrimp can be on the menu. My chainlink has allowed hermits, peppermints, and skunk cleaners to live (takes a skunk down every 2-3 months but always leaves 1).So I'm getting my 50g corner pentagon set up and am considering an eel. Not sure what kind yet. My concern though, is that I plan to have a goby and pistol shrimp pair. Is that something I should be concerned with being eaten by an eel? Thanks
Wow wow wow! What a nice reef tank you have it. I wish I could see Her in action... Very nice Eel.