I had purchased a green wolfe eel about 6 monthes ago. Since I have had it, it has layed eggs. It actually lays eggs every three to four weeks. She has laid eggs about 5 times already. The problem is the hermits and other crabs eat the eggs within the week they are laid. Is there any way of fertilizing these eggs? I have asked local dealers and they said they have never heard of such things or it is uncommon. So curious if anyone has suggestions on what to do?
Green Wolfe Eeel
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crzy4reefs
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umm as far as i know you need a male to help with fertalizing the eggs.
whatcaneyedo
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I had one of those as one of my first fish as well and it did that too for about 2 months until it just died one day. If you can get the search function on this website to work I know there is a thread with pictures where someone manages to actually raise a green wolf eel from an egg to an adult.
unfortunately you need a male to make babies. The females wil continue to produce eggs- which make great tank food.
As for breeding these fish
read here
http://www.reefkeeping.com/issues/2005-04/fm/feature/index.php
As for breeding these fish
read here
http://www.reefkeeping.com/issues/2005-04/fm/feature/index.php
