Are snowflake eels considered "Reef Safe?" And other questions.

Every fish has its own personality. While you should be fine keeping a snowflake eel in a reef tank, you may not be as well. It all depends on the eels personality really. Best thing you could do is give it a go.
 
@Cowfish928 here's the look I've come up with for the time being, the pvc maze I posted is hidden in the rock structure mass on the left, the pot is 1 of 3 entry/exits.
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Woah it's looking cool, it looks natural. How long did all of this take you? Also did you get any Dwarf Morays? And how is the mantis shrimp tank??
@Duke4Life
 
Woah it's looking cool, it looks natural. How long did all of this take you? Also did you get any Dwarf Morays? And how is the mantis shrimp tank??
@Duke4Life
A couple hours once I got a vision in my head, Alcatraz also got nosey here and there so that also didn't help.

No progress as life has happened, going to slow down and go back to the basics for a bit. As you can see I have no coral and kinda want to get this closer to where I've always dreamed of it first. The mantis will come before the dwarf because I have a tank already for it, but going to use it as a coral and invert qt tank first for a bit. I'm very pro qt, all fish before going in my DT go through first.
 

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