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I recently picked up this beautiful Banana Moray. It came from an established tank and is between 12-18”.

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I recently picked up this beautiful Banana Moray. It came from an established tank and is between 12-18”.

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I love it I am going to look for eels . It reminds me of my Diving days where I got within 5 feet of Morays hiding under coral heads , and at night swimming free. Not knowing if they are dangerous or not. They could rip your arm up like Hamburg.
So are they compatible with other fish ? Or are they Predators like I suspect
 
I love it I am going to look for eels . It reminds me of my Diving days where I got within 5 feet of Morays hiding under coral heads , and at night swimming free. Not knowing if they are dangerous or not. They could rip your arm up like Hamburg.
So are they compatible with other fish ? Or are they Predators like I suspect
They are best kept in a predator tank but not necessarily, I guess. I have triggers, puffers Hawkfish and Tangs with a big Harlequin Tusk in mine. I have a Hawaiian Golden dwarf Moray, a banded Moray, a Snowflake and a Brazilian bioluminescent eel that all get along.

This is the Banana and Snowflake in the same rock just hanging out. Hard to get a good pic because it’s in the back of the tank.

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