Show off your EELS!

[Jason Coy]

Here is one of a skeletor eel that I just picked up over the weekend. He has a buddy that was bought at the same time.

 

[Rifken]

This is Frosty, our Snowflake eel. He has been with us for several years now. He was a little guy when we first saw him at the LFS. Up until then I was happy with the two 65 gallon freshwater tanks we had. When I saw him, I knew it was time to switch one of the 65s over to salt water. It wasn't long before the 65 was replaced with a 125, where he is king. He's somewhere around 20 to 24 inches long now. Whenever he is out of a cave he is on the move so I can't get a accurate measurement. He has never disturbed any of the other fish living with him. He has survived two mass extinction events where all the other fish in the tank died. He is currently sharing his tank with a Lawnmover Blenny, a Blue Tang, a Red Toothed Triggerfish, a Desjardini Sailfin Tang and a Blue Throat Triggerfish. This picture was taken just before feeding time so was waiting for his food. Someday I'll get a picture when he's out and about :)

-Bob

 

[adsf430]

My Japanese Dragon Moray baby:

 

[Slocke]

Gymnothorax meleagris!

This would be my dream eel but I think it is endemic to Hawaii or at least that this variant is only found in Hawaii with the vibrant black and white markings

 

[14 foot reef]

My Japanese Dragon Moray baby:

If you need to re-home the Dragon, I'm your man !!!!

 

[adsf430]

If you need to re-home the Dragon, I'm your man !!!!

Thank you, but just need him to last 9 more months before I'll ideally have an upgrade set up for the beast.

 

[Mr_Knightley]

My Japanese Dragon Moray baby:

Holy cow, I've never seen a dragon that small! He's precious!

 

[adsf430]

Holy cow, I've never seen a dragon that small! He's precious!

Only downside is he cost a premium for the small size and he grows what seems like an inch a day :grinning-face-with-sweat: but still far from adult size for now.

 

[14 foot reef]

Only downside is he cost a premium for the small size and he grows what seems like an inch a day :grinning-face-with-sweat: but still far from adult size for now.

I can't get any shippers to commit to a small size they all say pay me 100% up front and you get what you get.

What company allowed you to hold them to a size?

I would buy tomorrow if I new a small size was coming

Thanks in advance for the info on the shipper allowing sizes !!!

 

[adsf430]

I can't get any shippers to commit to a small size they all say pay me 100% up front and you get what you get.

What company allowed you to hold them to a size?

I would buy tomorrow if I new a small size was coming

Thanks in advance for the info on the shipper allowing sizes !!!

I actually found the seller on here, it was listed on marketplace. Country Critters still has a baby, not as small as mine but from the same supplier.

 

[Daniel@R2R]

My Japanese Dragon Moray baby:

Beautiful eel!

 

[HAAAAAAAA]

dang diatoms!
Ordered a green moray and i can't wait!

 

[littlefoxx]

dang diatoms!
Ordered a green moray and i can't wait!

Where are you going to put him??? Those are massive!

 

[littlefoxx]

My new little one! Added yesterday.

 

[Thomashtom]

dang diatoms!
Ordered a green moray and i can't wait!

Better watch him with a tessellata eel!! They are both very aggressive. I have to be careful with theses 2 . And Tess are more aggressive

 

[HAAAAAAAA]

Where are you going to put him??? Those are massive!

Indeed they are massive! I ordered a smaller one to go with my three eels in the 150g temporarily (cant risk him with my Tess)

 

[HAAAAAAAA]

Better watch him with a tessellata eel!! They are both very aggressive. I have to be careful with theses 2 . And Tess are more aggressive

Beautiful moray, and thank you! I'll not risk him with the tessalata but instead I'll keep him temporarily with the fine spotted and the zebra

 

[littlefoxx]

Indeed they are massive! I ordered a smaller one to go with my three eels in the 150g temporarily (cant risk him with my Tess)

Yeah these dudes get 8 feet long! They will need like a 450 if not way bigger! Most people keep them in like 1000 gallon tanks!

 

[Slocke]

Snake eel showing its natural hunting behavior (also looking quite funny)

 

[IntrinsicReef]

I have cared for this Zebra Moray over a decade.