Help me ID this Eel!

Gareth elliott

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There could be regional variation in the species. Or individual variation is markings.
I know Tessellate morays show a wide amount of marking variation within the species. Do they know where it was shipped from?
 

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Looks like a really nice Skeletor aberrant.
 

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