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Here's my Tess! I've had her for almost 6 months now- she's a decent size at 27-28"! I have her in her own tank, aside from a medium-sized BTA and an 18-year old maroon clownfish. Oh, and some black mollies, which I thought she would've eaten by now, but she just ignores them...
 

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Here's my Tess! I've had her for almost 6 months now- she's a decent size at 27-28"! I have her in her own tank, aside from a medium-sized BTA and an 18-year old maroon clownfish. Oh, and some black mollies, which I thought she would've eaten by now, but she just ignores them...
I always wanted one but love having fish. I opted for a skeletor eel which has been great.
 

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I really fell in love with the ribbon eels (my LFS has 2 of them in his show tank.) But After some reading I think a Snowflake would be a better choice.
I read that ribbon eels are very hard to keep. I have never kept one. Maybe if you can feed live you would have a better chance. Snowflake eels are pretty much bulletproof.
 

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Caught this little guy yesterday. He is just about a foot long. I was concerned he could be food for one of the other 5 eels so I kept him in a container overnight and fed the other eels heavy. Decided to remove the larger spotted moray as he kept sniffing around the container. Had a territorial dispute with the smaller spotted and green, he got cut, but he wasn't eaten, yet.
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thats a whole laceration not a cut hope hes okay
 

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They look great. What type of fish are you feeding them?
hey mate,They get a huge variety, mullet, sardines, octopus, squid and prawns to name a few, the white eyes eat pellets also
and the big tess ate all his tank mates lol
he doesnt like to share with anyone but his 3 mates
 

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