An eel in a teef tank?

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Sexy shrimp might be a risk IMO. You can actually see my cleaner shrimp's antennae touching the top of his head in this pic.
 
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Sexy shrimp might be a risk IMO. You can actually see my cleaner shrimp's antennae touching the top of his head in this pic.
They are so cool!!!
How often do you feed him? I guess if you feed him a lot they are less likely to touch the sexy shrimp.
 
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Sexy shrimp might be a risk IMO. You can actually see my cleaner shrimp's antennae touching the top of his head in this pic.
I just looked it up and one guy said that he kept one with sexy shrimp with no problems.
My sexy shrimp also have a RBTA to hide in if they get scared :)
 
Twice a week seems to work well for me. Usually small pieces of silverside or table shrimp.
 
Twice a week seems to work well for me. Usually small pieces of silverside or table shrimp.
So he seems pretty low maintenance. Is he a messy eater?
I might have to look into one of these a little more. :)
 
Very easy in my experience. I've heard from others that they can be finicky to get started on frozen foods. Like any predator they make a bigger impact on the bio load, so you just have to keep up your maintenance.
 
Very easy in my experience. I've heard from others that they can be finicky to get started on frozen foods. Like any predator they make a bigger impact on the bio load, so you just have to keep up your maintenance.
I will defiantly have to do a little more research on them. Thanks for all the information!!! :)
 
Im not planing on having a sexy Shrimp. I ha ve a large blood, and cleaner shrimp.
Is this a ghost eel?
I think that that is a dwarf golden moray eel but I might be wrong.
 
I had a golden dwarf moray in my reef for quite some time. He was in there with clowns, a mandarin and cleaner shrimp. No issues because they stay very small.
What is a good size tank for one and how big do they get
 
10-12 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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