heres a picture of my 2 eels, a dragon eel and a yellow-mouth in a 210g reef tank
http://img261.imageshack.us/my.php?image=1000274lb1.jpg
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heres a picture of my 2 eels, a dragon eel and a yellow-mouth in a 210g reef tank
http://img261.imageshack.us/my.php?image=1000274lb1.jpg
cubano2480
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banana eel
tiger eel
tiger eel
. They're adorable. My miliaris and dwarf.
cubano2480
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do they fight ??? I had a tesselata eel and the banana in the same tank but the tess was always fighting looking for problems???
here is a pic.
thanks
here is a pic.
thanks
LukFox
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They've never fought. I have no problems with the size difference between them. They snuggle right up next to each other even and sometimes even just lay on top of each other :lol: .
I think Tess's can be aggressive? Probably was the problem. Neither of mine are notably aggressive species.
I think Tess's can be aggressive? Probably was the problem. Neither of mine are notably aggressive species.
TriniStylez
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Sorry, camera phone pics and one of them is NOT an eel but heres mine...
AquaKnight
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That's the coolest thing I've seen in a while! Cool fishys.
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cubano2480
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very nice snow flake, do u have a pic were I can see the buddy that eel got alot off yellow I like it 
TheSaltwaterGuy
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Here's my little guy. About 11"
These are the only two I have right now, sorry. Will try to add more later.
These are the only two I have right now, sorry. Will try to add more later.
TriniStylez
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<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=10767165#post10767165 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by cubano2480
very nice snow flake, do u have a pic were I can see the buddy that eel got alot off yellow I like it
Did you mean mine? He is very, very yellow...I will look for a picture of his full body.
TriniStylez
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I dont have any of his whole body but I will take one the next time he comes all the way out of the rocks. Heres a few more of him though. Same camera phone, so pics are not the best...
LukFox
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Snowflakes are specialized to take out inverts, so yes they are. They could be included in a reef if you don't have small fish or just feed it really well, and don't mind having little to no inverts. Many say 75g is the minimum, while in adult hood I'd say they need a 125 as a minimum.
Also realize that as adults, they get a lot of width on them. It's my opinion that any good looks they had while young, are lost. But that's just me. Take this photo of an adult for example: http://www.coralreefnetwork.com/stender/fishes/eels/nebulosa.jpg
Also realize that as adults, they get a lot of width on them. It's my opinion that any good looks they had while young, are lost. But that's just me. Take this photo of an adult for example: http://www.coralreefnetwork.com/stender/fishes/eels/nebulosa.jpg
TriniStylez
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The other thing they do it dig around a lot...at least mine does. He clouds up the water a lot and has destroyed rockwork before.
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