Greetings fellow reefers. I've recently taken the dive into saltwater with a 15 gallon that's nearly a year old, and like any sane person I'm now looking to convert it into a predominantly macroalgae display tank and turn my focus to setting up a new 100 gallon. The centerpiece of this tank will be a golden dwarf moray eel, and everything else will be made to accommodate it.
The tank I've found is long. 18" deep and wide, and 73" long. Will this size tank be wide and deep enough for the golden moray? Are there any other things I should consider with the long tank and the moray, other than a tight fitting lid with no gaps? Thanks in advance!
The tank I've found is long. 18" deep and wide, and 73" long. Will this size tank be wide and deep enough for the golden moray? Are there any other things I should consider with the long tank and the moray, other than a tight fitting lid with no gaps? Thanks in advance!

but theres a few other morays you can pick. The classic snowflake is a great one! I love mine, shes a cutie! What kind of fish are you looking to keep with the eel? That will help find an eel good for you!