Show off your EELS!

Here’s my gang of eels - so much fun!
1) japanese dragon moray eel
2) west african dragon moray eel
3) dark moray eel (gymnothorax afer)
4) yellow banana moray eel

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Here’s my gang of eels - so much fun!
1) japanese dragon moray eel
2) west african dragon moray eel
3) dark moray eel (gymnothorax afer)
4) yellow banana moray eel

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Chin, Founder & Inventor, FITC Aquatics
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Stunning group for sure!!!
 
Here’s my gang of eels - so much fun!
1) japanese dragon moray eel
2) west african dragon moray eel
3) dark moray eel (gymnothorax afer)
4) yellow banana moray eel

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Chin, Founder & Inventor, FITC Aquatics
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Awe I love the banana! So cute.
 
be sure to let your LFS know up front if you want japanese dragon eels so they can keep an eye out for you when the season comes around
Yeah I lucked out and found a baby Jeweled Moray about 3 years ago. He was my first eel and I love him! His name is Ivar. I also have a snowflake named Ghost, a white eye named Loki, and a zebra named Nebula! I love them all
 
be sure to let your LFS know up front if you want japanese dragon eels so they can keep an eye out for you when the season comes around
Yeah I lucked out and found a baby Jeweled Moray about 3 years ago. He was my first eel and I love him! His name is Ivar. I also have a snowflake named Ghost, a white eye named Loki, and a zebra named Nebula! I love them all
nice, i’ve never come across a white-eye before
 

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Here’s my gang of eels - so much fun!
1) japanese dragon moray eel
2) west african dragon moray eel
3) dark moray eel (gymnothorax afer)
4) yellow banana moray eel

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Chin, Founder & Inventor, FITC Aquatics
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Beautiful fish! Real question is what is your camera set up? These are great photos!

I know this isn't the best forum but I am getting my first eel today, and would love some guidance. Any suggestions on which threads are a good start?
 
Beautiful fish! Real question is what is your camera set up? These are great photos!

I know this isn't the best forum but I am getting my first eel today, and would love some guidance. Any suggestions on which threads are a good start?
Which species?
 
Snowflake moray
I would say the biggest things are making sure you have a tight lid with no gaps (they're escape artists) and know that you're going to have to feed the eel with tongs every other day. If you go on vacations you'll need to plan to have someone come over to do these feedings.
 
Here’s my gang of eels - so much fun!
1) japanese dragon moray eel
2) west african dragon moray eel
3) dark moray eel (gymnothorax afer)
4) yellow banana moray eel

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Chin, Founder & Inventor, FITC Aquatics
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Beautiful fish! Real question is what is your camera set up? These are great photos!

I know this isn't the best forum but I am getting my first eel today, and would love some guidance. Any suggestions on which threads are a good start?
Thanks! A friend helped take these photos with a DSLR camera.

Here’s a thread about banana morays but has good general eel advice. https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/my-new-golden-banana-moray-eel.808206/

Snowflakes are generally friendly and don’t get too big. it’s a great introduction to the moray world.

My personal advice would be to set up a few simple grey pvc pipe structures (use wye or 45degree elbow joints) hidden under your rockwork with the openings strategically angled where you want the eel to pop his head out. Eels love the cosiness of pvc pipes and will readily make them their home. This way u always know where to find them and they’ll be ready to pose for pictures!


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